color light bulbs HID

[andromeda.73]

depends on what the color of light emitted by HID lamps?

 

[andromeda.73]

someone could explain? thanks. :sleepy:

 

[XeRay]

someone could explain? thanks. :sleepy:

The blend of metal halide salts in the arc chamber is what controls the output color.

As the bulb ages it will also color shift upward, typically close to 700-1000K of shift over its life.

The only other thing to affect the output color is filters (colored glass).

Philips makes a bulb with minimum color shift over its life, it is about 4200-4300K the part number is 85122+ (the + is key here).

 

[andromeda.73]

The blend of metal halide salts in the arc chamber is what controls the output color.

As the bulb ages it will also color shift upward, typically close to 700-1000K of shift over its life.

The only other thing to affect the output color is filters (colored glass).

Philips makes a bulb with minimum color shift over its life, it is about 4200-4300K the part number is 85122+ (the + is key here).

thank you for the clarification.
regarding the Philips lamp is localized and that mount the Polarion? Thank you again. :twothumbs

 

[XeRay]

thank you for the clarification.
regarding the Philips lamp is localized and that mount the Polarion? Thank you again. :twothumbs

Polarion uses Osram (Sylvania) brand bulbs NOT Philips. They are also very good quality bulbs.

 

[andromeda.73]

Tank You again XeRay!!! :thumbsup: