metal halide lamp

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metal halide lamp

n.
A lamp in which ultraviolet and visible light is produced by an electric discharge through a mixture of gases containing metal halides at high temperatures and pressures.
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Translations
fémhalogén lámpa
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This is accomplished through the use of roof-mounted Cycloptics reflectors using a 315 W ceramic metal-halide lamp that produces 630 photosynthetic photon flux (PPF).
It is typical for a metal-halide lamp to lose 40 percent or more of its light output over its life, whereas a T5HO lamp maintains over 95 percent of its initial light output as it ages.
It uses a solid-state power supply and a 50W metal-halide lamp. Typical cure area is 0.5 in.
It provides increased initial light output and better-maintained lumens than a standard 400-watt pinched body metal-halide lamp, while using the same amount of energy.
Incidentally, light pollution itself is becoming more broadband, as white metal-halide lamps add to the mix of older sodium-and mercury-vapor lamps.
in Cleveland, which invented two metal-halide lamps specifically for lighting the statue.
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