HID Replacement Lamps from EiKO

LDS EiKO HID 400

Jan 3, 2020

LED HID Replacement Lamps are an ideal alternative to high-watt HID lamps, consuming up to 80% less energy and delivering an impressive 130+ lumens per watt.

FEATURES

  • Universal mounting position • Lasts 3x longer than metal halide or HPS HID lamps
  • Eliminates maintenance costs for over 10 years; no expensive HID lamps or ballasts to replace
  • Shatter resistant for reduced risk of injury or breakage
  • Integral driver; eliminates the need for external driver or ballast
  • Built-in 3kV surge protection
  • Environmentally friendly: contains no glass, mercury, or lead

WARRANTY

  • 5 year limited warranty; see eiko.com for warranty details

APPLICATIONS

  • Industrial
  • Commercial
  • High Bay
  • Post-Tops
  • Shoebox Fixtur

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