Pulse Start Metal Halide Light Bulbs
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Philips 23253-8 - 400 Watt - ED28
Pulse Start - Metal Halide - Unprotected Arc Tube - 4000K - ANSI M155/M128/M135/E - Horizontal Burn - MS400/HOR/ED28/PS
- Order Code: MS400/HOR/ED28/PS
- ANSI Code: M155/M128/M135/E
- Bulb Shape: ED28
- CRI: Standard CRI
- Bulb Color: Clear
- Color Temperature: 4000 Kelvin
- Life Hours: 20,000
- Wattage: 400 Watt
- Fixture Type: Enclosed Only
- Lumens: 40,000
- Base Type: Mogul (E39)
- Protected: No
- Burn Position: Horizontal
- Start Method: Pulse Start
- Length: 8.3 in.
- Diameter: 5 in.
- Case Quantity: 12
Philips 13334-8 - 400 Watt - ED37
Pulse Start - Metal Halide - Protected Arc Tube - 3800K - ANSI M155/M135/M128/O - Base Up Burn - MP400/BU/PS
- Order Code: MP400/BU/PS
- ANSI Code: M155/M128/M135/O
- Bulb Shape: ED37
- CRI: Standard CRI
- Bulb Color: Clear
- Life Hours: 20,000
- Wattage: 400 Watt
- Fixture Type: Open or Enclosed
- Lumens: 40,000
- Base Type: Mogul (EX39)
- Protected: Yes
- Burn Position: Base Up
- Start Method: Pulse Start
- Length: 11.5 in.
- Diameter: 4.6 in.
- Case Quantity: 6
HID - Pulse Start Light Bulbs
Pulse start metal halide lamps are similar to traditional metal halide lamps, but offer some different and unique benefits. HID Pulse start bulbs produce the same desirable color characteristics as regular metal halide lamps. However, pulse light lamps lose less heat than their conventional peers due to a high-voltage ignitor instead of a probe electrode. This ignitor also allows the lamp to start faster when it's cold and warm up quickly. Additionally, pulse start technology has a higher energy efficacy and increases lamp life up to 50 percent over traditional metal halide lamps. Browse the vast selection of pulse start lamps available from 1000Bulbs.com. You won't find a wider variety or better prices anywhere.
When selecting your pulse start lamp, be sure to double check the ANSI code on your bulb. ANSI codes help you know which ballasts can be paired with the bulb. If the ANSI code matches, then the bulb and ballast are a match. Contact our lighting experts at 1000Bulbs.com if you need help determining your bulb’s ANSI code.