chameleonchild Well-Known Member Sep 22, 2012 #1 Can i put a one hundred watt mh bulb in a heat lamp fixture that supports two hundred and fifty watts
Can i put a one hundred watt mh bulb in a heat lamp fixture that supports two hundred and fifty watts
Scopse Active Member Sep 22, 2012 #2 Aslong as you don't try and power it off a 250 watt ballast, you'll blow the bulb. My reflector takes 1000watt but my bulb and ballast are only rated to 600w.
Aslong as you don't try and power it off a 250 watt ballast, you'll blow the bulb. My reflector takes 1000watt but my bulb and ballast are only rated to 600w.
mr2shim Well-Known Member Sep 22, 2012 #3 100w bulb to 100w ballast. 250w bulb to 250w ballast. If the fixture has a built in ballast the answer is no. You will blow the bulb.
100w bulb to 100w ballast. 250w bulb to 250w ballast. If the fixture has a built in ballast the answer is no. You will blow the bulb.
chameleonchild Well-Known Member Sep 22, 2012 #4 Damn I have unlimited access to free 100-175 watt hd bulbs from work.