Ushio
Ushio 1000292 EHP JPD120V-300WG 300W Halogen Bulb
A 300W halogen bulb with R7s base, 2900K colour temperature and 2000‑hour rated life
- TypeHalogen Bulbs
- Wattage300W
- Color Temperature2900K
- Life Time Hours2000
- 300 W halogen output for bright projection lighting
- 120 V operation suits standard mains supply
- 2 000-hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- 2 900 K colour temperature gives warm white light
- R7s recessed single-contact base fits compatible fixtures
300W Halogen Projector Lamp
The Ushio 1000292 EHP JPD120V-300WG is a 300W halogen bulb designed for projector and stage-lighting fixtures. It operates on a 120V supply and uses an R7s recessed single-contact base. The lamp produces a colour temperature of 2900K and carries a rated life of 2000 hours.
Suits projection and stage fixtures needing R7s base
This lamp fits fixtures that accept a double-ended R7s base and require 300W at 120V. It is not suitable for fixtures that need a different base type, a different voltage, or a lower wattage. Buyers needing a longer rated life or a cooler colour temperature should look at other options.
2000-hour rated life at 300W output
The bulb delivers 300W of halogen output for a rated 2000 hours before replacement is expected. It handles standard projection and stage duties within that window. Beyond the rated hours, light output will decline and the risk of failure increases.
Highlights
- 300 W halogen output for bright projection lighting
- 120 V operation suits standard mains supply
- 2 000-hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- 2 900 K colour temperature gives warm white light
- R7s recessed single-contact base fits compatible fixtures
Specifications
| Brand | Ushio |
|---|---|
| Type | Halogen Bulbs |
| Wattage | 300W |
| Color Temperature | 2900K |
| Life Time Hours | 2000 |
Questions about this item
What fixture or projector accepts a 120 V, 300 W halogen lamp with an R7s base?
Any fixture or projector designed for a 120 V, 300 W halogen lamp with an R7s Recessed Single Contact base will accept this bulb; check the device manual for the exact lamp code.
Can I use this 300 W halogen bulb in a socket rated for a lower-wattage incandescent lamp?
No, the socket and wiring must be rated for at least 300 W at 120 V; using it in a lower-rated fixture can cause overheating and damage.
How can I confirm the bulb is operating correctly after installation?
The lamp should strike immediately at full brightness with a steady white light around 2900 K and run for its rated 2000 hours without flickering or premature blackening.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



