HID - High Pressure Sodium
High Pressure Sodium HID Lamps
The high pressure sodium HID bulbs available at 1000Bulbs.com supply parking lots, construction sites, gymnasiums, and warehouses with a high intensity, yellow-toned light. We also offer special conversion metal halide bulbs that can be used with fixtures intended for high pressure sodium light bulbs. These are an excellent choice because they provide better color-rendering and more light than standard metal halide lamps. If you are not sure which HPS lights will best suit your needs, we encourage you to contact our friendly and knowledgeable account managers who will be happy to help!
NOTE: If purchasing an HPS bulb for the first time, it should be known that a ballast kit is necessary for their proper use.
400 Watt Conversion
400-watt metal halide conversion bulbs are designed for use with 400-watt HPS ballasts. Some have shatter resistant coatings. All provide more accurate color-rendering and brighter light than typical HPS bulbs.
35 Watt
35-watt HPS bulbs provide between 2000 and 2500 lumens of light in frosted or clear options.
50 Watt
50-watt HPS bulbs provide between 3750 to 4500 lumens of light in frosted or clear options.
70 Watt
70-watt HPS bulbs provide between 6300 and 7000 lumens of light in frosted and clear options.
100 Watt
100-watt HPS bulbs provide between 9500 and 10000 lumens of light.
150 Watt
150-watt HPS bulbs provide between 13000 and 16000 lumens of light.
200 Watt
200-watt HPS bulbs provide about 22000 lumens of light.
250 Watt
250-watt HPS bulbs provide between 26000 and 29000 lumens of light in clear and frosted options.
400 Watt
400-watt HPS bulbs provide about 44000 and 50000 lumens of light.
600 Watt
600-watt HPS bulbs provide 90000 and 96000 lumens of light.
750 Watt
750-watt HPS bulbs provide about 110000 lumens of light.
1000 Watt
1000-watt HPS bulbs provide between 110000 and 140000 lumens of light.
*Ask your account manager about tough coating, a process that is available on most of the products in this section. Tough coating uses state of the art technology to provide a protective shield if the light is shattered.