Sylvania FAV Sun Gun Cordless 3400k Replacement Lamp

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Product # LAGFAVMFR #FAV
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Sylvania FAV Sun Gun Cordless 3400k Replacement Lamp
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Key Features

  • Replacement lamp designed for the Sylvania FAV Sun Gun cordless video light system.
  • 3400K color temperature delivers warm tungsten-balanced illumination for still and video applications.
  • Ideal for restoring original brightness and color performance to compatible Sun Gun lighting units.
  • Useful as a direct replacement for burned-out or aging lamps in portable on-camera lighting setups.
  • Compact specialty lighting accessory suited for legacy ENG, event, and location lighting gear.
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Pickup at FairfieldFree shipping
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OVERVIEW

The Sylvania FAV Sun Gun Cordless 3400K Replacement Lamp is a specialty replacement bulb made for compatible Sun Gun cordless lighting systems. Designed to restore the intended output and color quality of the original fixture, this lamp is a practical maintenance item for photographers, videographers, and collectors of classic portable lighting gear. Its 3400K color temperature produces a warm tungsten-style look that is especially useful in indoor environments and in applications where a traditional halogen lighting character is desired.

Compatible With

  • Sylvania FAV Sun Gun cordless lighting units

Key Features

This replacement lamp is intended for users who need to keep a legacy Sun Gun operating at proper performance. A fresh lamp can help restore consistent brightness, maintain more accurate color output, and reduce the risk of downtime during shoots or field assignments. As a dedicated replacement component, it is best suited to users seeking a correct-match bulb for the FAV system rather than a generic substitute.

Light Quality and Color Temperature

With a rated color temperature of 3400K, this lamp produces a warm output typical of many tungsten and quartz-halogen style sources used in classic camera-mounted lights. This makes it well suited for indoor use, event coverage, interviews, and situations where warmer illumination is preferred or expected. Users working with daylight-balanced cameras may choose to white-balance accordingly or use corrective filtration when needed.

Why Replace the Lamp?

Over time, older lamps can dim, shift in color, or fail unexpectedly. Replacing the bulb is one of the easiest ways to bring a Sun Gun back into dependable service. It can be especially valuable for owners of vintage lighting kits, broadcast-era accessories, or legacy camera support gear that still sees active use. Keeping a spare lamp on hand is also a smart choice for event shooters and technicians maintaining older equipment.

Use Cases

This lamp is appropriate for restoring older portable lighting systems used in event photography, ENG-style video production, documentary work, and archival equipment collections. It may also appeal to users maintaining period-correct gear for studio display, practical effects, or specialty production environments where older lighting aesthetics are desired.

Handling and Usage Tips

When installing a replacement lamp, always verify that the light is powered off and fully cooled before handling. Avoid touching the lamp glass directly with bare fingers if the bulb design exposes the quartz envelope, as skin oils can shorten lamp life on some halogen types. Use a clean cloth or gloves when appropriate, confirm correct seating in the socket, and make sure the lighting unit matches the specified lamp type before operation.

Recommended Accessories

Helpful companion items may include a spare replacement lamp for backup, protective storage for fragile bulbs, compatible batteries or battery belts for the Sun Gun system, color correction gels, diffusion accessories, and a padded case for transporting legacy lighting equipment. Users maintaining older kits may also benefit from checking switches, sockets, reflectors, and power connections for wear.

Historical Context

Sun Gun style portable lights were once widely used by event photographers and video crews who needed a compact, powerful source of direct illumination on location. Replacement lamps like the Sylvania FAV helped keep these systems running in professional workflows long before modern LED on-camera lights became common. Today, they remain relevant for equipment maintenance, archival restoration, and users who continue to rely on proven legacy lighting tools.

Important Notes

Because this is a specialized replacement lamp for older lighting equipment, buyers should confirm the exact lamp code and fixture compatibility before purchase. Matching the manufacturer number FAV is the best way to ensure fit and proper operation.
$43.95