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Halco MP400/C/BU 400W HID ED37 3700K 65 CRI Mogul EX39 Base Dimmable Metal Halide Bulb ANSI #M59 (60700)

Halco MP400/C/BU 400W HID ED37 3700K 65 CRI Mogul EX39 Base Dimmable Metal Halide Bulb ANSI #M59 (60700)

SKU MP400/C/BU
by Halco
$28.98 - $28.98
$28.98
Backorder: Usually Ships in 7-14 Days
Product Description

A 400-watt protected metal halide lamp with a quartz shroud around the arc tube for open-fixture use. The added shield gives you extra UV protection and lets the lamp run in luminaires without a lens — more usable light reaches the target surface.

This ED37 coated lamp seats in a EX39 base and puts out 39,000 lumens at 3700K. Output holds steady across ambient temperature swings, so it fits indoor high-bay use and outdoor pole-mounted fixtures without derating. Rated average life reaches 15,000 hours.

Features

  • 400W probe-start metal halide, ED37 shape
  • EX39 base, base-up burn orientation
  • 39,000 lumens at 3700K
  • Rated average life of 15,000 hours
  • Quartz shroud provides added UV protection
  • 65 CRI, dimmable on a compatible probe-start ballast

Ideal For: Retail Stores • Security Lighting • Street Lighting • Parking Lots • High-Bay Fixtures

Suitable for open or enclosed fixtures; no luminaire lens required.

Frequently Asked Questions
How bright is this product?
With an output of 39000 lumens, this product generates powerful illumination designed for large-scale lighting needs.
What color temperature is this product?
This product has a color temperature of 3700K, delivering cool white light with a crisp, clean appearance and clear visual definition.
Is this product dimmable?
This product is dimmable allowing the light output to be adjusted when used with a compatible dimmer. Make sure to confirm the dimmer's compatibility with the manufacturer.
What is the CRI and how does it affect light quality?
This product has a CRI of 65, providing basic color rendering performance. Colors may appear less vivid and less precise compared to higher CRI options.