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Wish i had a metal halide but i dont have i got hps lamp only

next is 180 SOX

i have the entertron 22 watt quad

I love the color temperature and CRI of these, if they exist I wanna get a 400w one for a wall pack I have

That'll definitely get insanely hot

4100K CFLs are interesting. More interesting than the usual 2700K or 5000K/6500K offerings

Nice lamps and I really love that fixture with the lamps on the side vs the usual lamp(s) on the top

Incandescent bulb suck they have it very extremely short lifespan of only 750 hours and they get very hot fire hazard

I've always liked that daylight color

Are these still available in home improvement stores today

I have the GE version of this and its 15w

I rarely see 100W clear lamps, most clear mercury bulbs I see are at least 175W

I’m guessing this bulb was used in some microwaves

Those covered A-Line CFLs are not very common

Thanks for the tour.. Someone is giving me one of these.. Any tips on mailing one??

They are reducing their high electricity bills by doing so.

I have a DeVille 650 and it sounds just like that

use s-video.

Polar Lites lamps are mainly found in those residential HPS fixtures, these primary come with Caster made fixtures.

I have one that starts off bluish by my house, it recently started cycling. It starts blue, shifts to an orange, and then goes out, it will do it over and over again because it is a cycling lamp. I have one by my backyard, that used to cycle a bluish mercury color. It did that for a little while, now the bulb is failed. It is dead now, it does NOT work nor does it ever light. I’m guessing that bulb is now just burned out.

This one seems to cycle a normal HPS color. Seems to light like a brand new lamp, but it cycles. Many I’ve seen start bluish, shift to incandescent, and then shift to sodium orange. New ones tend to start xenon, shift to a deep orange, and then shift to yellow. Older lamps sometimes will be an incandescent color or a mercury vapor color. I’m guessing what causes them to glow like an incandescent is due to minimal sodium in the arctube, which means it’s NOT fully vaporized, causing the mercury to kick into the spectrum, making it glow the same color as an incandescent bulb. I once saw an HPS nema head, that looked exactly like an incandescent in color, but it had an HPS bulb in it.

gotta see someone play fnf on this

Rare coated bulb. Most common brand for coated HPS lamps seems to be Philips. But I’ve seen one coated Sylvania ET lamp in a NEMA before.

Warm white so probably looks a lot like a warm white CFL or even incandescent

Sounds like a machine gun

The first guy: I created the loudest keyboard ever🎉 Him: Are you sure? Bro is using a dang m4a1

Music to my eyes