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GE MXR100/C/U/MED/O High Pressure Sodium Lamp

Efficient Lighting Solution for ProfessionalsThe GE MXR100/C/U/MED/O is a compact fluorescent plug-in quad lamp designed for professional lighting applications. It delivers a powerful, consistent light output with excellent energy efficiency. Ideal for environments requiring reliable and long-las...

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Overview

Efficient Lighting Solution for Professionals

The GE MXR100/C/U/MED/O is a compact fluorescent plug-in quad lamp designed for professional lighting applications. It delivers a powerful, consistent light output with excellent energy efficiency. Ideal for environments requiring reliable and long-lasting illumination.

  • Lamp Type: High Intensity Discharge High Pressure Sodium
  • Wattage: 35 Watt
  • Initial Lumens: 2250
  • Base: B17
  • Color Temperature: 1900K
  • Rated Life: 16000 hours
  • Color Rendering Index (CRI): 22

Key Features

35 Watt, 2250 Lumens (Initial) - B17

1900K Color Temperature

16000hr Rated Life

Color Rendering Index: 22

Specifications

Wattage
35 Watt
Initial Lumens
2250 Lumens
Color Temperature
1900K
Rated Life
16000hr
Color Rendering Index (CRI)
22
Shape
B17

Frequently Asked Questions

The GE MXR100/C/U/MED/O High Pressure Sodium Lamp has an initial lumen output of 2250 lumens.
This high-pressure sodium lamp has a rated life of 16,000 hours, offering a considerable duration of use.
The lamp produces a very warm light with a color temperature of 1900K, which is characteristic of high-pressure sodium lamps.
The lamp has a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 22, indicating that it renders colors with low accuracy.
No, with a CRI of 22, this lamp is not suitable for applications where accurate color representation is a critical factor.