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Lumenhort 1000w double ended

Dennis000

New member
Hello everyone, we can also make this lamp, PAR between 1850-1965μmol/s at present,spectrum is wider than EYE.
Ballast is 220v input 400v output, we don't have reflector.
Test report you can download from lumenhort.com

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lost in a sea

Lifer
Veteran
it may "work", or light up, after all you are passing electricity through it so no major surprise, but those bulbs run on 400v for a reason and that is that there is less damage to the bulb at that voltage/frequency, which is to do with acoustic resonance and feedback and all that good stuff involved with tuning a bulb to work well..

i wouldn't mind betting that you will ruin a double ended bulb doing that in a relatively short time.. and i really doubt that that par you quoted and the graph you posted will be at all accurate at 200v instead of what the bulb was designed to run at.

they are cheaply made chinese bulbs as well so added danger there, but also profit i think your guessing..

so just don't waste electricity and kill yourself..
 

gmanwho

Well-known member
Veteran
How? It might light the bulb but how does 220 in, equate to 400 out?

The ballast is a transformer. which ups the voltage.I believe standard hps an mh bulbs are 300v. I've never heard of this brand ballast

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