Overview
The Gavita PRO HPS Bulb 600W is a high-end product, designed to create the perfect grow environment for top-quality harvests. It's made to deliver the best quality of light from an HPS lamp. This bulb is made for 400 Volt or 600 W lighting systems and outperforms other 600 W bulbs. It can last up to 1 year. The Gavita PRO line of products uses a unique lamp with a high light output and wide spectrums. You can use this bulb to replace the Philips Master Greenpower lamp. Growers choose the Gavita PRO HPS bulb to achieve healthy plants and increased harvest yields.
General Information
- The lamp's design is made for use with PRO HPS 400 volt or 600 Watt systems;
- Delivers increased levels of light, which makes it perfect for the flowering stage;
- Highest yielding bulb available;
- The lamp has a lifetime of up to 1 year;
- Growers use the Gavita Pro HPS lamp to replace the Phillips Master Greenpower Lamp.
Benefits
- Made at the highest Gavita standards;
- Produces wide spectrum range of light;
- Ensures top-quality harvests.
The Science
Gavita's PRO HPS 600W/ 400 V bulb is a single-spectrum bulb, which delivers an increased spectrum of light compared to any HPS bulb available. The bulb delivers red/orange light, which is suitable for the flowering/ fruiting stages. It's made for use with the HPS Pro (600W/ 400V) lighting system, which allows for an increased production of light and wider spectrum.
How to Use
Prior to installing the lamp in the ballast, make sure that you match the wattage of the ballast with the bulb. Otherwise you may risk serious damage to your grow light equipment. Turn off the power at the mains when you're fitting the bulb. It's the best practice whenever you're working with electrical products. Screw the bulb into the E40 lamp-holder of the reflector and make sure it's tightly fitted. Use a dry and clean cloth when you're handling the bulb. This way, you'll avoid leaving any marks or fingerprints on the bulb. If you don't secure the bulb tightly, you can risk arcing occurring between the lamp's centre contact and the bulb-holder. After you've fitted the bulb into place, turn on the power. Because HPS grow light becomes very hot, make sure that nothing is touching the lamp when you turn the power on.
