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| Filename: | bottles.jpg |
| Album name: | Tuopeek / Metal-Halide |
| Keywords: | Lamps |
| Filesize: | 314 KiB |
| Date added: | 10 Jan 2026 |
| Dimensions: | 2500 x 1438 pixels |
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| DateTime Original: | 2026:01:09 23:02:19 |
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"Luminous bottles" is an appropriate moniker for those lamps. I have a Venture 600W HIT made in 2002 by Narva G.L.E. in Berlin Lichtenberg -when they still made lamps there- it looks like your bottom lamp. If I remember correctly, the HIT600 was not sold for plant lighting but as a white-light retrofit to 600W HPS lamps (White-Lux family of MH lamps). Its development must have been minimal given that its initial lumen output is 83 lm/W only. They certainly could have done better with the efficient sodium-scandium fill chemistry.
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