Part Number:
5971
Crompton Lamps HID Pulse Start Tubular 250W E40 Cool White Clear
Part Number: 5971
Crompton Lamps HID Pulse Start Tubular 250W E40 Cool White Clear
Crompton Lamps
GES-E40
Tubular
250W
Cool White
22000lm
Non-Dimmable
£26.99
inc. VAT
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- Glass Type: Clear
- Rated Life: 7,500 hours
- New 2021 Energy Rating: G (A Pre-2021)
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Crompton Lamps HID Pulse Start Tubular 250W E40 Cool White Clear
- Cap type: GES-E40
- Power Consumption: 250W
- Colour Output: Cool White
- Dimensions: Diameter=46mm Height=256mm
This HID tubular pulse start metal halide light bulb offers an incredibly bright white light that can be used in closed luminaires in large commercial and industrial spaces.
It is ideal for use in commercial floodlights. Fitted with a GES-E40 Goliath Edison screw (40mm) cap (sometimes known as a giant screw cap).
The 250W light bulb emits an outstanding 22000 lumens of cool white 4500K light. Its long 10,000-hour life rivals many equivalent LED floodlights. The light bulb has an E40 giant Edison screw (GES) cap and Horizontal +/- 75°, so is compatible with many standard fittings.
NB. operates from Metal Halide control gear only.
±75° operating position. For use in closed luminaries. Non-dimmable.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| MPN | MHT250XPS4K |
| Barcode | 5055579308830 |
| Technology | HID |
| Cap | GES-E40 |
| Shape | Tubular |
| Colour | Cool White |
| Manufacturer | Crompton Lamps |
| Cap Type | GES-E40 |
| Power Consumption | 250W |
| Dimmability | No - Not Suitable for Dimming |
| Total Lumens | 22000lm |
| Colour Temperature | 4500K |
| Colour Description | Cool White |
| Colour Rendering | RA >68 |
| Glass Type | Clear |
| Warm Up Time | 3 minutes (0-60%) |
| Mercury Content | 28mg |
| Average Rated Life (L50) | 7,500 hours |
| EEI Pre-2021 Energy Rating | A |
| EEI 2021 Energy Rating | G |
| MPN | MHT250XPS4K |
| Diameter | 46mm |
| Height | 256mm |
| Estimated Running Cost | £132.31 per year based on 5-hours per day @ Jan 24 Price Cap (29.0p/kWh) |