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GE 12381 100 W ED17 E26 metal halide standard bulb
Delivers 100 W pulse-start metal halide light with 15000-hour life and CRI 70
- TypeHigh Intensity Discharge
- Wattage100 W
- Life Time Hours15000
- Color Rendering Index70
- 100 W metal halide output for bright illumination
- 15 000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- ED17 shape fits standard E26 sockets
- CRI 70 delivers acceptable colour rendering
- GE PulseArc Multi-Vapor quartz construction
GE 12381 100 W Metal Halide Bulb
The GE 12381 is a 100 W quartz metal halide lamp with an ED17 envelope and E26 base. It delivers a colour rendering index of 70 and a rated life of 15000 hours. This protected Multi-Vapor PulseArc bulb suits commercial and outdoor fixtures requiring high-intensity discharge light.
Who This Suits
Buyers replacing a 100 W ED17 metal halide lamp in an existing E26 socket will find a direct match. It is not for users who need a screw-in LED replacement, a different wattage, or a bulb with a higher colour rendering index.
Deciding Specification
The 100 W rating and ED17 envelope determine whether this lamp fits the ballast and fixture. Verify the fixture requires a 100 W metal halide source with an E26 base before purchasing.
Highlights
- 100 W metal halide output for bright illumination
- 15 000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- ED17 shape fits standard E26 sockets
- CRI 70 delivers acceptable colour rendering
- GE PulseArc Multi-Vapor quartz construction
Specifications
| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Type | High Intensity Discharge |
| Wattage | 100 W |
| Life Time Hours | 15000 |
| Color Rendering Index | 70 |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 100 W ED17 E26 version or a different wattage for my fixture?
Choose the 100 W ED17 E26 model when your fixture is rated for exactly 100 W and accepts an E26 base; other wattages will not match the ballast or socket.
What does the 15000 hour lifetime mean once the bulb is installed in a real fixture?
It indicates an average rated life of 15000 hours under normal cycling; actual hours vary with start frequency, ambient temperature and ballast condition.
The E26 base is standard, but what does the PulseArc Multi-Vapor system cap in practice?
The PulseArc Multi-Vapor design works with compatible pulse-start ballasts to deliver 100 W output at a CRI of 70; it will not operate on standard probe-start gear.
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