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HID Light Bulbs Customer Reviews

  1. 400 watt ED37 Mogul Screw Base Green Metal Halide Plusrite 400 watt ED37 Mogul Screw Base Green Metal Halide


    Brazoria, TX
    Worked out great for my homemade submersible fishing lights.
    175 watt ED28 Mogul Screw Base 3900K Natural White White Mercury Vapor GE 175 watt ED28 Mogul Screw Base 3900K Natural White White Mercury Vapor


    Central Falls, RI
    Have not used it yet bought this one cause I thought the one I had was dead but it was bad connection and it sat in the box for 20 years this one should last at least that
    1000 watt BT56 Mogul Screw Base Green Metal Halide Plusrite 1000 watt BT56 Mogul Screw Base Green Metal Halide


    Houston, TX
    Arrived quickly unbroken, puts out a lot of light and the intensity is great, was able to catch many fish that the light attracted. It did its job well!
High Intensity Discharge light bulbs (HID) are commonly used to illuminate large and hard to reach areas like warehouses, parking lots, streetlamps, stadiums and arenas, gymnasiums, and more. These large, unusual looking bulbs are powered by the gases within, making them a powerful and long-lasting choice.

Metal Halide bulbs are the newest option, and they offer the highest quality of light among HID options. Other popular types of HID bulbs include mercury vapor, low pressure sodium, and high pressure sodium. Mercury vapor lamps were the first kind of HID light available. Metal halide is currently the top choice for places where normal color appearance is important, like on TV/movie filming sets, stadiums and sports fields, and aquarium lighting. These bulbs give off the most pure, white light out of the four HID options we carry. The most efficient type of HID light is the low-pressure sodium lamp, and they are commonly used in photography. High-pressure sodium bulbs produce a much whiter light than low-pressure sodium, but are less efficient. Much like fluorescent tubes, HID bulbs require a ballast in order to work.

So if you’re tasked with lighting a warehouse, stadium, parking lot, or anywhere that requires a very large amount of light, HID bulbs are likely the best option. Check out our complete selection of HID lamps and ballasts and get started on your project today!