bertaluchi
Well-Known Member
So I saw a video on YouTube and this guy was running a 400 watt CMH conversion bulb on an old magnetic ballast. I happen to have an old magnetic ballast sitting here and this is the bulb I found
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GE 93295 - 400 Watt - ED18 - ConstantColor Chromafit - Metal Halide Conversion Lamp - For Use With 400 Watt High Pressure Sodium Ballasts - Unprotected Arc Tube - 3000K - M169/S51 - Universal Burn - CMH400/U/830/R
Price: $30.63 + $4.99 shipping
If you look up 400 watt CMH on Amazon it pops right up. Any idea if this could be a good light? It's cheap enough for me to want to give it a try but I'm not very knowledgeable about lighting. Anyone else use this light? Think it could work? Àny input would be appreciated.
4.2 out of 5 stars 5Reviews
GE 93295 - 400 Watt - ED18 - ConstantColor Chromafit - Metal Halide Conversion Lamp - For Use With 400 Watt High Pressure Sodium Ballasts - Unprotected Arc Tube - 3000K - M169/S51 - Universal Burn - CMH400/U/830/R
Price: $30.63 + $4.99 shipping
If you look up 400 watt CMH on Amazon it pops right up. Any idea if this could be a good light? It's cheap enough for me to want to give it a try but I'm not very knowledgeable about lighting. Anyone else use this light? Think it could work? Àny input would be appreciated.