This lightbulb can be used to replace metal halide lightbulbs, because it is shining white color. For HPS replacement should be used LED with 2000...2700K warm white light. I am HID lamp collector too, I have recenlty found 5 working unused Soviet 400W high pressure sodium lightbulbs.
I agree. There are many Metal Halide lamps that are also 3000K. For example, my HCI-TT 70 W/830 SUPER 4Y lamps are 3200K, which is almost the same, but this LED replacement has RA 70, while the mentioned MH lamp has RA 80. So the color rendering index is better with this Metal Halide lamp and it is also smaller, lighter and last but not least it produces 8000 lumens, while this LED only 4200 lumens. And with a quality electronic ballast, this HID lamp doesn't flicker at all, while this LED replacement does a little. But on the other hand, this MH lamp has 80W, while this LED only 26W. But it is not always important that the lamp has as few watts as possible and there is always something for and something against... I also like some LEDs, but I prefer HID lamps. And to replace HPS lamps, which thanks to 2000K are excellent for lighting in fog, through which this very warm white light penetrates better than, for example, 4000K from an LED lamp (not to mention less light pollution), is quite difficult, at least Ledvance already makes an LED replacement that has less than 2000K. And I'm curious about her. And I'm glad that you are also a collector of HID lamps and those 400W HPS lamps must shine really brightly.🙂
😊Hello, nice video, only the LED light source has 70% color rendering and in a matte bulb it would disperse the light better, but does the lamp housing heat up a lot?😮 Thank you info 🎉
Hello, thank you very much.🙂And yes, the coated surface treatment of the lamp will cause a beautiful diffused light. And the lamp base temperature is about 38°C. But that depends on the position of the lamp and also on the lamp in which the lamp is placed.
@@Dshrg70W I am from Slovakia and i have this lamp from here. And yes, this LED lamp isn't from Belgium or Germany... This is true. It's made in China in 2022 from Signify Holding (Philips).
This lamp remeber the metal halide bright, very good, i'm from Brazil and i enjoy your videos, keep posting man! Thanks
I am very glad, that you like my videos and thank you.🙂
This lightbulb can be used to replace metal halide lightbulbs, because it is shining white color.
For HPS replacement should be used LED with 2000...2700K warm white light.
I am HID lamp collector too, I have recenlty found 5 working unused Soviet 400W high pressure sodium lightbulbs.
I agree. There are many Metal Halide lamps that are also 3000K. For example, my HCI-TT 70 W/830 SUPER 4Y lamps are 3200K, which is almost the same, but this LED replacement has RA 70, while the mentioned MH lamp has RA 80. So the color rendering index is better with this Metal Halide lamp and it is also smaller, lighter and last but not least it produces 8000 lumens, while this LED only 4200 lumens. And with a quality electronic ballast, this HID lamp doesn't flicker at all, while this LED replacement does a little. But on the other hand, this MH lamp has 80W, while this LED only 26W. But it is not always important that the lamp has as few watts as possible and there is always something for and something against... I also like some LEDs, but I prefer HID lamps. And to replace HPS lamps, which thanks to 2000K are excellent for lighting in fog, through which this very warm white light penetrates better than, for example, 4000K from an LED lamp (not to mention less light pollution), is quite difficult, at least Ledvance already makes an LED replacement that has less than 2000K. And I'm curious about her. And I'm glad that you are also a collector of HID lamps and those 400W HPS lamps must shine really brightly.🙂
😊Hello, nice video, only the LED light source has 70% color rendering and in a matte bulb it would disperse the light better, but does the lamp housing heat up a lot?😮
Thank you info 🎉
Hello, thank you very much.🙂And yes, the coated surface treatment of the lamp will cause a beautiful diffused light. And the lamp base temperature is about 38°C. But that depends on the position of the lamp and also on the lamp in which the lamp is placed.
@@Naguals_HID_Lamps yes, that's right. A beautiful collection of light sources. I'm also talking about other great movies
@@0Light6and3documentary9 Thank you very very much.🙂
I noticed something, you don't have an original bulb, buy a bulb made in Belgium, made in Germany etc. I advise you to buy one.
@@Dshrg70W I am from Slovakia and i have this lamp from here. And yes, this LED lamp isn't from Belgium or Germany... This is true. It's made in China in 2022 from Signify Holding (Philips).