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Sylvania 69/108W SPX Eco Arc HPS Retrofit Lamp

Here is a Sylvania SPX Eco Arc high pressure sodium lamp which is designed as a retrofit lamp for either 80W or 125W mercury vapour fittings. It has a specially designed arc tube which operates at a higher voltage than standard HPS lamps and vapourises all the mercury and virtually all of the sodium when running. It has a glowbottle starter so it can operate directly on a mercury ballast without the need for an ignitor. Here it is running on the 125W setting of our dual wattage ballast.

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Sylvania 69/108W SPX Eco Arc HPS Retrofit Lamp


Here is a Sylvania SPX Eco Arc high pressure sodium lamp which is designed as a retrofit lamp for either 80W or 125W mercury vapour fittings. It has a specially designed arc tube which operates at a higher voltage than standard HPS lamps and vapourises all the mercury and virtually all of the sodium when running. It has a glowbottle starter so it can operate directly on a mercury ballast without the need for an ignitor. Here it is running on the 125W setting of our dual wattage ballast.

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Lamp/Fixture Information
Manufacturer:Havells-Sylvania
Model Reference:SPX Eco Arc 69/108W -I Code 0020800
Lamp
Lamp Type:High Pressure Sodium (Mercury Retrofit)
Filament/Radiator Type:Sintered aluminium oxide arc tube
Base:E27
Shape/Finish:Eliptical
Service Life:24,000 hours
Fixture
Ballast Type:Magnetic mercury vapour ballast 80W or 125W
Location:Personal collection
Electrical
Wattage:69 / 108W (running at 108W)
Voltage:100 / 120
Current:0.82 / 1.2 A
Physical/Production
Factory Location:Tienen, Belgium
Fabrication Date:Date code 10 - Translates as October 2011, could be 2001
File information
Filename:Sylvania_69-108W_Retrofit.jpg
Album name:Sammi / Sodium
Keywords:Lamps
Filesize:39 KiB
Date added:07 Nov 2025
Dimensions:1022 x 701 pixels
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Max   [Sat 08 Nov 2025 at 13:29]
That's quite a blue run-up there, something you don't see very often with HPS lamps. I should run mine to see if it has the same behavior.
Ria   [Tue 11 Nov 2025 at 19:27]
I'd like to get another of these lamps, but this rating seems to be rather hard to find Confused HPS bulb HD
Max   [Wed 12 Nov 2025 at 07:23]
Many HID lamps have become hard to find or prohibitively expensive. The technology is disappearing fast in Europe, so stock up while you can (some cheap NOS Philips 26 W SOX-E are on their way to me as we speak, I got very lucky with those).
Ria   [Wed 12 Nov 2025 at 21:00]
I have a few of those that came at a good price LPS
Max   [Thu 13 Nov 2025 at 09:44]
Is that the lamp type you're using in your Gamma 6?

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