HPM400W High Pressure Mercury Lamp

HIGH PRESSURE MERCURY LAMPFeatureFluorescent powder coats the inner wall of our high pressure mercury lamps, which improves their color rendering properties.The high pressure mercury lamp has low maintenance cost and long service life. Hence, it is an economical lighting solution for industrial lighting, warehousing lighting, street lighting, flood lighting, security lighting, and so on, in Asia, Africa, South America, and Latin America.* We can supply 80W, 160W, 250W, 400W, 700W, 1000W HIGH PRESSURE MERCURY LAMP
* Bulb type: E-SHAPE, ED-SHAPE, BT-SHAPE
* base: E27/E26/E39/E40, B22(2-PIN OR 3-PIN)
* Finish: CLEAR / COATED/BRANCAAny other question, please do not hesitate to contact with me immediately.400W AND 250W TEST REPORT FOR YOUR REFERENCE AS BELOW:THE FOLLOWING IS 250W
THE FOLLONG IS 400W
NOERKA LIGHTING & FIXTURE CO.,LTDTECHNICAL PARAMETERNAME:HIGH PRESSURE MERCURY LAMPPOWER250WATTbaseE40/E39OPERATING VOLTAGE120V±10VOPERATING CURRENT2.15ACOLOR TEMPERATURE(K)4100KLUMINOUS FLUX11000LMMAX DIAMETER91MMMAX.LENGTH225MMFINISHCLEAR/COATEDBULB TYPEED90/BT90MIN MAX STARTING PULSE3500-4500VBURNING POSITIONUNIVERSALAVERAGE LIFE TIME8000HOURSWarning:This lamp can cause skin burn and eye inflammation from short wave ultraviolet radiation if outer envelope of the lamp is broken or punctured. Do not use where people will remain for more than a few minutes unless adequate shielding or other safety precautions are used.This is for reference, not the absolute standard.NOERKA LIGHTING & FIXTURE CO.,LTDTECHNICAL PARAMETERNAME:HIGH PRESSURE MERCURY LAMPPOWER400WATTbaseE39/E40OPERATING VOLTAGE120V±10VOPERATING CURRENT3.25ACOLOR TEMPERATURE(K)4700KLUMINOUS FLUX20000LMMAX DIAMETER120MMMAX.LENGTH290MMFINISHCLEAR/COATEDBULB TYPEED120/BT120MIN MAX STARTING PULSE3500-4500VBURNING POSITIONUNIVERSALAVERAGE LIFE TIME8000HOURSWarning:This lamp can cause skin burn and eye inflammation from short wave ultraviolet radiation if outer envelope of the lamp is broken or punctured. Do not use where people will remain for more than a few minutes unless adequate shielding or other safety precautions are used.This is for reference, not the absolute standard.