150 Watt High Pressure Sodium Light Wall Pack

Constructed of a rugged die cast aluminum head the light also has an aluminum reflector and open bottom refractor for ease of maintenance and lamp replacement.

150 watt high pressure sodium light wall pack.

This 150 watt high pressure sodium wall pack is inexpensive yet durable. Replace 70 watt high pressure sodium fixtures for savings of up to 80 in energy and a long life of 100 000 hours. Rab engineering can provide layout and energy savings assistance. The rab wp2sn150 high pressure sodium wall pack operates 1 150 watt high pressure sodium ed17 lamp with a medium e26 base.

150 watt high pressure sodium light may be wall or post mounted. One 70 watt high pressure sodium bulb included provides light output approximately equal to 300 watt of incandescent light. The dusk to dawn bronze high pressure sodium designer wall pack from lithonia lighting has a sleek contoured shape. 1 confirm the wattage of the high pressure sodium lamp in your existing wall pack.

The frame is sealed with a one piece gasket to inhibit the entrance of external contaminants. Woods l1741 150 watt high pressure sodium dusk to dawn security light with 12 inch acrylic reflector powder coated 3 7 out of 5 stars 29 89 95 89. Achieve simple yet effective lighting around entrances walkways pathways and so much more with the lithonia tws led 1 50k 120 pe m4 led wall pack. A 120 volt ballast makes it ideal for light commercial applications.

It is ul listed for wet location use and comes with the lamp included. Philips 30347 9 2 pack c150s55 m 150 watt high pressure sodium hid light bulb 2100k 16500 lumens e26 base 4 7 out of 5 stars 8 29 50 29. Aluminum construction in gloss bronze. It features a die cast aluminum housing with a borosilicate glass refractor.

150w hps bulb is included. Since leds are so much more efficient than hps systems wattage isn t a simple one for one tradeoff. Its bronze powder coated finish and tempered glass lens protect it from the elements and vandalism. However knowing the wattage of your current fixture is the first step to determining which led wall pack will provide the lighting you want.