Foreverlamp JP Series Direct Replacement LED Lamp

ForeverLamp

Apr 22, 2019

The JP Series plug and play lamps from ForeverLamp are ballast driven LED replacement for Metal Halide lamp. Direct screw in replacement for mogul sockets and uses existing magnetic ballasts from 750W to 1000W. This lamp has no cooling fan thus widening the application range- sawmills, refineries can now be included! The applications include Aerospace, Convention Centers, Sports Arena.

Features:

  • Delivered Light Output: 37,000 Lumens (1000W) & 33,000 Lumens (750W)
  • Input Power: 250 Watts
  • Power Source: Existing CWA Metal Halide ballast
  • Fixture type: Open CCT: 5000°K/4000°K Limited
  • Warranty: 5 years
  • Mounting: Vertical mogul sockets, E39, EX39, E40 lamp base
  • Weight: 3.7 lbs
  • Listing: cUL Listed, CE LED
  • Lifespan L70: 60,000 hours
  • Environmental: Ambient Temperature: -20C to +55C
  • Humidity Rating: 15% to 85% non-condensing

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