
GE
GE 85369 100W High Pressure Sodium HID Lamp
A 100-watt high pressure sodium lamp delivering 9,500 lumens of warm white light with an ED23.5 bulb shape and E39 mogul base.
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
GE
Model
85369
Lamp Type
High Pressure Sodium (HPS)
Wattage
100 Watts
Lumens
9,500
Color Temperature
2,000 Kelvin
Light Color
Warm White
Bulb Shape
ED23.5
Bulb Base
E39 (Mogul)
Material
Sodium
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 9,500 lumens from only 100 watts provides high lumen-per-watt efficiency
- 2,000K warm white output is well-suited for outdoor and security lighting applications
- ED23.5 bulb shape and E39 mogul base fit a wide range of standard HPS fixtures
- High pressure sodium technology offers long lamp life compared to incandescent alternatives
👎 Cons
- 2,000K color temperature produces a yellow-orange light with very poor color rendering, unsuitable for applications where color accuracy matters
- Requires a compatible 100-watt HPS ballast, adding cost and complexity to installation
- Not dimmable without specialized ballast equipment
- Contains sodium and requires proper disposal procedures at end of life
Frequently Asked Questions
What base type does the GE 85369 use?
It uses an E39 mogul screw base, which is the standard large base found in commercial and industrial HPS fixtures.
What is the color temperature of this lamp?
The lamp produces warm white light at 2,000 Kelvin, which is the characteristic golden-yellow tone of high pressure sodium lighting.
What bulb shape is the GE 85369?
It has an ED23.5 bulb shape, an elongated design common in high pressure sodium lamps for use in enclosed and open fixtures.
Does this lamp require a ballast?
Yes, like all high pressure sodium lamps, the GE 85369 requires a compatible 100-watt HPS ballast to operate.
How many lumens does this lamp produce?
It produces 9,500 lumens from 100 watts of power, providing a high lumen-per-watt efficiency typical of HPS technology.