xeon Lights, HID headlights

grizzy

grizzy

Active Member
I was wondering if I would be able use a few sets of HIDs (xeon lights) i have for my truck to us for veg, they are extremely bright and are 6000k and 8000k, they are also avaliable in lower color temps.

The bulbs are very compact and a car battery can run the 2 balast and 2 bulbs for over 2 hours which tells me they are not ard on power.

Any thoughts??
 
LowEnder

LowEnder

Member
I have wondered the same question. I have a set I took off a previous car just sitting around that wouldn't be very hard to rig up for this kind of application. I guess if people are using LEDs these should work as well. These seem pretty damn bright but the spread of light on mine is pretty narrow since mine are "fog lights", might only be good enough for one or two small plants.

Here's some info I found at http://wikicars.org/en/Xenon_Headlights:

"Xenon headlamp bulbs produce between 2,800 and 3,000 lumens from 42 watts of electrical power"

66-72 lumens/watt
 
grizzy

grizzy

Active Member
LowEnder said:
I have wondered the same question. I have a set I took off a previous car just sitting around that wouldn't be very hard to rig up for this kind of application. I guess if people are using LEDs these should work as well. These seem pretty damn bright but the spread of light on mine is pretty narrow since mine are "fog lights", might only be good enough for one or two small plants.

Here's some info I found at http://wikicars.org/en/Xenon_Headlights:

"Xenon headlamp bulbs produce between 2,800 and 3,000 lumens from 42 watts of electrical power"

66-72 lumens/watt
Click to expand...

yea mine are 35 watt bulbs but i have a few sets of high beams and low beams, the ballast put out 32k and 23k volts, i was thinking of building a reflector and giving it a shot,

any1 ever tried it
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top