Any temp difference MH vs. HPS ?

Metal Halide lamps run at higher temps than High Pressure Sodium lamps ... the simple answer
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Originally Posted by McToker

So, if I've got this correct; the more efficient the lamp is at converting electricity to light, i.e. more lumens per watt, then the less heat it should generate.

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exactly :thumbsup: an efficiency rating on a bulb would be exactly that, the more efficient it is, the higher the lumen:heat ratio is :jointsmile:

thanks for backing up my point in a clear and concise way with the physics backing. that was what i was trying to say. me and my stoned ramblings, i swear. that with a wicked eagerness to help and i put my foot in my mouth more than i help sometimes!

thanks again.

"you must spread some rep around......."


-shake

600 watt's equal's 2047.8 BTU. no matter how you slice it, x-amount of watt's equal's x-amount of heat, period.

Dive:stoned:

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Originally Posted by headshake

thanks for backing up my point in a clear and concise way with the physics backing. that was what i was trying to say. me and my stoned ramblings, i swear. that with a wicked eagerness to help and i put my foot in my mouth more than i help sometimes!

thanks again.

"you must spread some rep around......."


-shake

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haha, no prob shake! i actually opened up the thread and started reading what you wrote and i was like "damnit! he beat me to it!!" so I figured I'd play wingman for ya :D

Ah Ha !!! Shake, I think I see, now, why I was having so much trouble getting a grasp on this............. the wife and I have been out of smoke for weeks.:D Hang in there buddy, your input is always welcome.:thumbsup: