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GE LU50 44975 50 Watt HPS High Pressure Sodium Bulb
Reliable Illumination for Specialized Applications The GE LU50 High Pressure Sodium Bulb is engineered to provide consistent and efficient lighting for environments requiring focused, high-intensity light. This 50-watt bulb features a robust design for durability and long-lasting performance. S...
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Overview
Reliable Illumination for Specialized Applications
The GE LU50 High Pressure Sodium Bulb is engineered to provide consistent and efficient lighting for environments requiring focused, high-intensity light. This 50-watt bulb features a robust design for durability and long-lasting performance. Specifications: * Brand: GE * Light Type: HPS (High Pressure Sodium) * Wattage: 50 Watts * Bulb Base: E39 (Mogul) * Shape: ED23.5 (Tubular) * Material: Sodium * Unit Count: 1Key Features
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Specifications
Product Type
High Pressure Sodium Bulb
Brand
GE
Model Number
LU50 44975
Wattage
50 Watt
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of bulb is the GE LU50 44975?
The GE LU50 44975 is a 50 Watt High Pressure Sodium (HPS) bulb, designed for applications where this specific light spectrum is desired.
What is the wattage of this specific GE bulb?
This GE bulb operates at 50 Watts, providing a specific level of light intensity suitable for its intended high-pressure sodium applications.
What is the significance of the "LU50" designation for this bulb?
The "LU50" designation indicates that it is a 50-watt High Pressure Sodium lamp, which typically produces a warm, orange-yellow light.
Is this GE bulb suitable for general household lighting?
High-pressure sodium bulbs like the GE LU50 44975 typically produce a specific spectrum of light not commonly used for general household illumination.
Does the GE 44975 bulb require a specific type of fixture?
Yes, high-pressure sodium bulbs require fixtures and ballasts specifically designed to operate this type of lamp.