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  • Page 1 HID Lamps...
  • Page 3: How It Works

    The biggest difference in HID lamps is the fact that they need a start-up time to reach their full brightness. This usually takes five to 10 minutes, during which time the lamp will flicker until the metal inside fully vaporizes and the lamp reaches is full operating temperature.
  • Page 4 High Pressure Sodium/ Low Pressure Sodium (SOX) This series of HID lamps incorporates solid sodium, mercury and xenon or a neon/argon gas mixture within the arc tube. This combination of metals and gasses produces an orange-white light in the high-pressure version and a yellow light in the low-pressure model.
  • Page 5 HID Lamps T4 SE T6 SE PAR20 PAR30L G8.5 Med. Med. Metal Halide Lamps 39w - 70w Satco Nominal Product Watts Bulb Base Number Lamp Code T4 SE G8.5 S4286 CDM35/TC/830 T6 SE G12 S4288 CDM35/T6/830 PAR20 Med CDM35PAR20/M/SP S4284...
  • Page 6 HID Lamps PAR30L Med. Metal Halide Lamps 70w - 150w Satco Nominal Product Watts Bulb Base Number Lamp Code PAR30L Med S4878 S4879 PAR38 Med S4897 S4812 S4898 S4813 ED17 Med S4858 S4859 EDX17 Med S4850 S4851 ED28 Mog S4231...
  • Page 7 HID Lamps T6 SE T8 DE T7 DE ED17 Med. Metal Halide Lamps 150w - 175w Satco Nominal Product Watts Bulb Base Number Lamp Code T6 SE G12 S4290 CDM150T6/830 S4266 CDM150T6/942 T8 DE RSC S4866 MH-DE150/3K T7 DE RSC...
  • Page 8 HID Lamps Mog. Med. Metal Halide Lamps 200w - 320w Satco Nominal Product Watts Bulb Base Number Lamp Code ED17 Med S4238 ED28 Mog S4291 S4251 BT28 S4831 ED28 Mog S4832 S4273 S4274 BT28 S4386 ED28 Mog S4239 S4252 POMB...
  • Page 9 HID Lamps ED28 ED37 Mog. Mog. Metal Halide Lamps 320w - 400w Satco Nominal Product Watts Bulb Base Number Lamp Code ED37 Mog MP320/BU/ED37/UVS/PS Clear S4255 ED37 Mog S4243 MS350/V/PS S4244 MS350/C/V/PS S4256 MP350/V/UVS/PS S4257 MP350/C/V/UVS/PS ED37 Mog S4264 MS360W/BU/EM...
  • Page 10 HID Lamps ED28 Mog. Mog. Metal Halide Lamps 400w - 1500w Satco Nominal Product Watts Bulb Base Number Lamp Code S4842 POMB S4282 ET18 S4389 BT37 S4390 1000 BT56 S4835 S4836 S4283 BT37 S4845 S4391 1500 BT56 S4837 S4839 Retrofit MH Lamps For High Pressure Sodium (HPS) Fixtures...
  • Page 11 HID Lamps ED17 ET23.5 Med. PG12 Mog. HPS High Pressure Sodium Lamps 35w – 100w Satco Nominal Product Watts Bulb Base Number Lamp Code ED17 S3130 LU35/MED S5120 LU35/D/MED S3131 LU50/MED ED17 S5121 LU50/D/MED S4373 SDW-50W/LV/D PG12 S4374 SDW-T/50W/LV ET23.5...
  • Page 12 HID Lamps ED17 ET23.5 Med. Mog. HPS High Pressure Sodium Lamps 150w – 1000w Nominal Watts Bulb Base ED17 S3129 S5127 ET23.5 S1932 S5128 ET18 S5129 ET18 S1940 BT28 Mog. S5130 ET18 S5131 ET18 S1941 BT37 Mog. S5132 BT37 S5133...
  • Page 13 HID Lamps ED17 Med. Med. Med. Mercury Vapor Lamps 50w – 1000w Satco Nominal Product Watts Bulb Base Number Lamp Code ED17 S4294 H46DL-40/50DX ED17 S4298 H43AV-75DX S1933 H38MP-100DX ED17 S4377 H38AV-100DX ET23 1/2 Mog S1935 H38JA-100DX R40/FL Med S4378...
  • Page 14 HID Lamps BY22D BY22D SOX Low Pressure Sodium Lamps Watts Bulb Base BY22D BY22D BY22D BY22D BY22D BY22D HID Super5 Ballast Kits Ballast Capacitor Igniter Metal Halide Ballast Kits With Lamp Watts Satco Code S4397 S4398 S4399 MH Ballast Kits Include: 5 Tap Ballast (120/208/240/277/480)
  • Page 15 = Product by one of the Primary lamp manufacturers ANSI Codes All HID lamps and ballasts are identified by an ANSI code. The purpose of these codes are to make sure that the lamp from one manufacturer is properly matched to any other manufacturers ballast, therefore resulting in safe operation, and produce the designed light output.
  • Page 16 HID Lamps Notes Measured vs Perceived Light Levels of HID Lamp Studies on nighttime visibility demonstrate experimentally that the human eyes is sensitive to different colors of light based on various lighting levels, thus impacting the “true” or “effective” lumen output of a lamp. Recent...