100% consent to the change of public lighting. Most LED lamps (specially with higher Kelvin value produce a lot of light pollution and also lot of "blue" light, which is very bad for our eyes, sleep and also for nature... But for example HPS lamps, they do not produce any "blue" light like LED lamps, and also they produce very little light pollution, so you can see beautiful stars in the sky. HPS lamps are more friendly to nature and health and also, they have mostly longer service lifetime.🙂
@@arnislacis9064 I saw some in your video (good video by the way) and they are really beautiful and I like the Metal Halide lamp from Philips which is 450W and uses a quartz tube.🙂
@@arnislacis9064 If you shoot some, I'd love to watch.🙂And I also like that Mercury Vapor lamp. I wonder what type of phosphor it has... If it has yttrium vanadate phosphor, I believe it produces a beautiful red or pink light at first that slowly fades to white with a certain color temperature and color rendering index.
nice collection
Thank you.🙂
Cool 😎 I want to become electrician when I’m older and I’ll put all the street lights back to high pressure sodium I hate those stupid LED
100% consent to the change of public lighting. Most LED lamps (specially with higher Kelvin value produce a lot of light pollution and also lot of "blue" light, which is very bad for our eyes, sleep and also for nature... But for example HPS lamps, they do not produce any "blue" light like LED lamps, and also they produce very little light pollution, so you can see beautiful stars in the sky. HPS lamps are more friendly to nature and health and also, they have mostly longer service lifetime.🙂
Good
Thank you!🙂
Nice collection 👌.
But I even have 700W Mercury vapour lamp!
Thank you very much. And congratulations, I don't have that strong, I only have 150 watt Metal Halide lamps.🙂
@Naguals_HID_Lamps I also have like 6 total 400W HPS lamps, One Philips Master HPI-T 450W, and few mercury vapour lamps ranging from 50W to 700W.
@@arnislacis9064 I saw some in your video (good video by the way) and they are really beautiful and I like the Metal Halide lamp from Philips which is 450W and uses a quartz tube.🙂
@@Naguals_HID_Lamps Thanks for your feedback 👌. I just couldn't get my self to make some more videos. Soon I will make new videos, if I don't forget 😊
@@arnislacis9064 If you shoot some, I'd love to watch.🙂And I also like that Mercury Vapor lamp. I wonder what type of phosphor it has... If it has yttrium vanadate phosphor, I believe it produces a beautiful red or pink light at first that slowly fades to white with a certain color temperature and color rendering index.