|
|
GE PAR38 Constant Color Self Ballasted MH Lamp
|
Already having the Philips 220-240V 25W version of these, I thought I would see how the US 120V 23W ones compare, so I found a couple on US eBay. Physically they are pretty much identical, and I suspect the electronics are similar as well, taking into account the voltage and frequency differences. A rather nice feature of the packaging of these lamps is that the manufacturing date is printed clearly on the label, which saves a lot of messing about with date codes..!
|
|
Forum
Gallery Home
Login
Off-Topic
Album list
Last uploads
Last comments
Most viewed
Top rated
My Favorites
Search![GE PAR38 Constant Color Self Ballasted MH Lamp
Already having the [url=https://trad-lighting.net/gallery/displayimage.php?album=49&pid=394#top_display_media][b]Philips 220-240V 25W[/b][/url] version of these, I thought I would see how the US 120V 23W ones compare, so I found a couple on US eBay. Physically they are pretty much identical, and I suspect the electronics are similar as well, taking into account the voltage and frequency differences. A rather nice feature of the packaging of these lamps is that the manufacturing date is printed clearly on the label, which saves a lot of messing about with date codes..!
Keywords: Lamps](images/image.gif?id=1139064088610 "Click to view full size image
==============
GE PAR38 Constant Color Self Ballasted MH Lamp
Already having the [url=https://trad-lighting.net/gallery/displayimage.php?album=49&pid=394#top_display_media][b]Philips 220-240V 25W[/b][/url] version of these, I thought I would see how the US 120V 23W ones compare, so I found a couple on US eBay. Physically they are pretty much identical, and I suspect the electronics are similar as well, taking into account the voltage and frequency differences. A rather nice feature of the packaging of these lamps is that the manufacturing date is printed clearly on the label, which saves a lot of messing about with date codes..!
Keywords: Lamps")
