Philips MASTER HPI Plus 250W/645 E40

Diameter 91mm
Length 226mm
Average lifespan 20,000h
Color temperature 4500K

Color rendering Ra 69
Lamp color 745

Lamp base E40

Luminous flux 18000lm
Material number (12NC) 928076709891
Brand Philips
Outer box packaging 12

Power 250W
EAN code 8711500181145
EAN code (extra) 08711500181152
Manufacturer's item number 18114515

A defective Philips MASTER HPI Plus 250W/645 BU E40 lamp is difficult to recognize. Often, this HPI lamp switches off and remains off for a few minutes, only to switch back on again. At that point, it is time to replace the lamp. Usually, some discoloration and/or weakening of the light can be seen beforehand.

Application Philips MASTER HPI Plus 250W/645 BU E40

- Can be used on various ballasts (HPI -SON)

• Road lighting, railway marshalling yards and crossings, airports, ports and docks, quarries, forges and rolling mills safety lighting

• Decorative floodlighting

• Industrial, commercial and retail lighting

• Road and residential area lighting

• Industrial site lighting

• Facilities for recreational sports, indoor and outdoor

• Decorative spotlight lighting, monument lighting

Advantages Philips MASTER HPI Plus 250W/645 BU E40

- Excellent lumen maintenance and long lifespan guarantee optimal illuminance and minimal maintenance costs

- Good color rendering creates a pleasant lighting environment with high visual comfort

- Excellent color stability ensures uniform colors throughout the entire lifespan, thanks to 3-band technology

Features Philips MASTER HPI Plus 250W/645 BU E40

- Clear, tubular outer balloon

- High light efficiency initially and throughout the entire lifespan

- Color point in the black body gives a natural white color

- To be used in horizontal burning position +/-20° to minimize color differences typical of metal halide lamps

Warnings and safety

This Philips HPI lamp must always be used in enclosed luminaires (unless it is the P=protected version with an extra Teflon coating) because the tempered glass outer bulb may break at the end of its lifespan! This can be dangerous if hot parts (up to 600 degrees Celsius) could fall down.