Gavita Pro Double-Ended HPS Lamp

Marsoni

M251S

$109.95

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Gavita Pro Double-Ended HPS LampGavita horticultural High Pressure Sodium (HPS) lamp with high output and extreme long light maintenance. Change once a year for best results. Light maintenance 5000 hrs: >96%. Color temperature is 2100 K and the lamp base is K12 x 30s. Suitable for High Frequency Gavita ballasts. The jacket of this double ended lamp is made from quartz glass. Do not handle with bare hands. Oil from your hands can damage the lamp.

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Pricey but the remanufactured ones either don't work at all, or they work for a short time then go belly up...

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