Metal Halide
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![]() Double Ended 150W 20K Metal Halide Aquarium bulb R7S US $17.50 |
![]() 250WSE10K Metal halide Aquarium bulb FC2 MH250WSE10K US $20.50 |
![]() CURRENT SUNPOD 150W METAL HALIDE REEF FISH TANK LIGHT US $181.99 |
![]() 2x 150 watts Metal Halide Bulb HQI Coral Reef 15000K DE US $29.99 |
![]() 2pc MH250W 250W DE 20K METAL HALIDE AQUARIUM REEF BULB US $29.98 |
![]() 2pc MH250W 250W DE 14K METAL HALIDE AQUARIUM REEF BULB US $29.98 |
![]() 3pc MH250W 250W DE 14K METAL HALIDE AQUARIUM REEF BULB US $45.00 |
![]() 3pc MH250W 250W DE 20K METAL HALIDE AQUARIUM REEF BULB US $45.00 |
![]() Double Ended 150W 10K Metal Halide Aquarium bulb R7S US $17.50 |
![]() Metal Halide HO Actinic Retrofit Light Kit w Ballasts US $100.00 |
![]() IceCap 400 watt Metal Halide Electronic Ballast US $215.95 |
![]() 60 Metal Halide 250 T5 HO Aquarium Light Lunars NEW US $619.99 |
![]() 250W 110V METAL HALIDE ELECTRONIC Ballast AQUARIUM HQI US $66.49 |
![]() 175W 20K Metal halide Aquarium bulb Lamp T shape E39 US $17.99 |
![]() 72 Metal Halide 250 T5 HO Aquarium Light Moon Lights US $679.99 |
![]() 50 Watt 14000K Metal Halide Bulb Blue Life SPS new US $54.99 |
![]() 72 Metal Halide T5 HO Aquarium Light 150 HQI Moon NEW US $599.99 |
![]() 48 Metal Halide T5 HO Aquarium Light 150 HQI Moon NEW US $469.99 |
![]() 24 Metal Halide 250 T5 HO Aquarium Light Brand New US $289.99 |
![]() 72 Metal Halide 250 T5 HO Aquarium Light Lunars NEW US $729.99 |
![]() New 175 Watt Metal Halide Aquarium Light w New Bulb US $70.00 |
![]() METAL HALIDE 400 watt MH AQUARIUM LIGHT 14K 14000K US $134.89 |
![]() 250W 20000K XM HQI Metal Halide bulb US $35.00 |
![]() 175W 10000K Metal Halide Retrofit Kit US $79.99 |
![]() ReefLux 250w 10k Mogul SE Metal Halide MH Bulb US $71.00 |
![]() ReefLux 250w 10k HQI DE Metal Halide MH Bulb US $74.00 |
![]() MARINE COLOR 250W 14K 14000K FC2 DE METAL HALIDE BULB US $26.49 |
![]() 250 Watts Metal Halide Bulb HQI SPS 15000K 15K DE FC2 US $9.95 |
![]() 250 Watts Metal Halide Bulb HQI 10000K 10K FC2 DE Lamp US $9.95 |
![]() Metal Halide Bulb HQI 10000K 10K FC2 DE Lamp 250 Watts US $9.95 |
![]() Metal Halide Bulb HQI 250 Watts 10000K 10K FC2 DE Lamp US $9.95 |
![]() Metal Halide Bulb HQI SPS 20000K 20K FC2 DE 250 Watts US $9.95 |
![]() Metal Halide Bulb HQI 20000K FC2 DE 250 Watts 1 Lamp US $9.95 |
![]() 14000k 70W Metal Halide Bulb Reef Aquarium Lamp Light US $5.47 |
![]() 250W 250 watt 14000K Metal Halide Aquarium Bulb 14K US $9.99 |
![]() 250W 250 watt 10000K Metal Halide Aquarium Bulb 10K US $9.99 |
![]() MARINE COLOR 400W 14K 14000K SE METAL HALIDE BULB HQI US $25.99 |
![]() 150W 10K HQI Metal Halide Bulb Lamp Reef US $12.99 |
![]() MARINE COLOR 250W 20K 20000K FC2 DE METAL HALIDE BULB US $26.49 |
![]() MARINE COLOR 250W 10K 10000K SE METAL HALIDE BULB HQI US $22.99 |
![]() 150W Metal Halide Electronicty Ballast US $30.00 |
![]() 400W 14K HQI Metal Halide Bulb Lamp Reef US $24.50 |
![]() 250W Metal Halide Electronicty Ballast US $70.00 |
![]() 250W 14K HQI Metal Halide Bulb Lamp Reef E40 type US $20.00 |
![]() MARINE COLOR“ HQI 150W 20K 20000K METAL HALIDE BULB DE US $22.83 |
![]() 400W 20K HQI Metal Halide Bulb Lamp Reef US $24.50 |
![]() 250W 20K SE Metal Halide Bulb Reef Lamp E40 US $21.00 |
![]() 70 W Watt 14000K Metal Halide Aquarium Bulb Lamp Reef US $10.04 |

Will a High Pressure Sodium lamp work with a Metal Halide lamp ballast as well?
I purchased a metal halide lamp. I purchased a ballast for it as well. The lamp is 400 watts. I am wondering if a high pressure sodium lamp would work with it as well.
The question is, what wattage has the sodium lamp. As I know, both lamps have extra ignition circuit, so after they are ignited, the only thing the ballast does is to limit the current. So if both lamps are for the same voltage ant wattage, it should work without problem.
From Fluorescent to High Pressure Sodium and Metal Halide, Grow Lights Help You Flex Your Flower Power
If growing plants indoors is something that interests you, then you'll most likely need grow lights to help accomplish the job. A grow light provides the special lighting and light spectrum that plants need to grow and thrive, and there are two types of lights that accomplish this: high intensity discharge lights, and fluorescent lights. High intensity discharge grow lights come in two varieties -- the metal halide grow light (often referred to as MH), and the high pressure sodium grow light (often referred to as HPS). The metal halide light is designed to nurture plants during their growing cycle. The growing cycle applies to pants that are non-fruiting and/or non-blooming.
The high pressure sodium lights are designed for those plants that are in the fruiting or blooming processes. The HPS grow lights come enhanced with the blue spectrum (this is used for vegetative growth) or the red spectrum (this is used for the flowering growth). The nice thing about these types of grow lights is that they can be used throughout the entire growing, fruiting and blooming process for most plants. Fluorescent grow lights do not emit as much light as the other types of grow lights that are available on the market, and so they are not intended to be used during the plant cycle, since the lack of a bright light will yield only small growth results. Instead, fluorescent grow lights should have its softer and gentler light used to help seedlings and cuttings begin to generate growth. Fluorescent lighting is best used to help nurture young plants and blooms.
No matter what type of grow light systems you have, it will use some kind of ballast system which enables the bulb or tube to generate enough energy to strike and give off light. Typically, metal halide grow lights and HPS grow lights run from remote ballasts. A remote ballast is a special configuration in which external boxes contain the electronics and wiring needed to pre-heat the lamp, and then keep it running. Why should you use grow lights? Well, look at a plant as if it is a factory that manufactures goods from raw materials and products. Factors need energy to run, and so do plans. The energy source that enables them to grow comes from grow lights (hence the name). Usually, it is natural sunlight that is used to feed plants with the energy they need, but grow lights can be a reliable and suitable substitution.
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