GE

GE 13250 100W High Pressure Sodium HPS Bulb

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Illuminate Your Space with Efficient LightingThe GE 13250 High Pressure Sodium Light Bulb delivers efficient and reliable lighting for outdoor applications. With its 100-watt power and universal burning position, this bulb ensures consistent performance. Brand: GE Light Type: HPS Special Feat...

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Overview

Illuminate Your Space with Efficient Lighting

The GE 13250 High Pressure Sodium Light Bulb delivers efficient and reliable lighting for outdoor applications. With its 100-watt power and universal burning position, this bulb ensures consistent performance.

  • Brand: GE
  • Light Type: HPS
  • Special Feature: High Pressure Sodium Technology
  • Wattage: 100 watts
  • Bulb Shape Size: ED17
  • Bulb Base: E26
  • Light Color: warm white
  • Voltage: 100 Volts
  • Unit Count: 1 Count
  • Color Temperature: 2.1E+3 Kelvin
  • Number of Items: 1
  • Brightness: 9500 lumens
  • Shape: ED17
  • Material: Glass
  • Connectivity Technology: Normal bulb
  • Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
  • Controller Type: Push Button
  • Color Rendering Index: 100
  • Power Consumption: 1E+2 Watts
  • Item Package Quantity: 1
  • Light Source Type: HPS
  • Light Source Wattage: 100 Watts
  • Product Dimensions: 2.25"W x 6"H
  • Control Method: App
  • Average Life: 2.4E+4 Hours
  • White Brightness: 9500 Lumens

Specifications

Wattage
100W
Technology
High Pressure Sodium (HPS)
Brand
GE
Model Number
13250
Bulb Type
HPS Bulb

Frequently Asked Questions

This GE High Pressure Sodium bulb has a wattage of 100W, providing a specific light output suitable for various applications.
This bulb utilizes High Pressure Sodium (HPS) technology, which is known for its efficiency and specific light spectrum output.
No, as a High Pressure Sodium bulb, it requires a compatible ballast and fixture specifically designed for HPS lamps to operate correctly and safely.
High Pressure Sodium bulbs, like this GE 13250, typically produce a yellowish-orange light, which is efficient but generally has a low color rendering index.
Yes, as High Pressure Sodium bulbs contain mercury, they require special handling and disposal procedures in accordance with local environmental regulations.