Fertraso HPS bulb 250W

Fertraso HPS Lamp 250W - Professional Lighting for Indoor and Greenhouse Systems Product Description: The Fertraso HPS lamp, a high-pressure sodium lamp, offers an impressive nominal light output of 30,000 lumens. With a nominal lifespan of 28,000 hours, this lamp provides long-lasting and reliable lighting. Equipped with an E40 socket, the lamp fits easily into corresponding sockets. The T46 light bulb designation refers to the shape and size of the lamp, while the wattage is an impressive 250 watts. The Fertraso HPS lamp operates at an operating voltage of at least 85 volts and a maximum of 120 volts, with the normal operating voltage being 100 volts. The operating current is 3.0 amps. With a color temperature of 2000 Kelvin, the lamp produces a warm white light. The color rendering index (CRI) of 20 means that colors are not reproduced particularly realistically under this light. Features: Powerful: The 250W Fertraso HPS bulb offers high light output and is ideal for professional use in greenhouses or larger growing areas. Durability: Thanks to high-quality workmanship and durable materials, the Fertraso HPS lamp is characterized by a long service life, ensuring reliable lighting over a long period of time. High PAR value: The lamp produces a broad light spectrum with particularly high photosynthetically active radiation (PAR), which promotes plant growth and improves harvest results. Efficient: Despite its high performance, the Fertraso HPS lamp is energy-efficient and enables lower operating costs. It effectively converts input energy into light and minimizes heat loss. Easy installation: The Fertraso HPS lamp screws easily into standard E27 sockets and is compatible with most commercially available light fixtures. This allows for easy upgrades to existing lighting systems. Overall, the Fertraso HPS lamp is a powerful and reliable light source with a long service life, particularly suitable for professional use in industrial applications or other areas where high brightness and longevity are crucial and color rendering is less important.