GHP LUMAXPRO 250 W HPS discharge lamp

Product detailed description

GHP LUMAXPRO 250W HPS – sodium discharge lamp for plant growth and flowering

GHP LUMAXPRO 250W HPS is a high-pressure sodium discharge lamp from manufacturer Garden HighPro, designed for indoor plant cultivation. Thanks to its combined light spectrum with a colour temperature of 2000 K, it is suitable for vegetative growth and the flowering phase, where it finds its main use. The warm light spectrum with a high proportion of yellow, orange and red components supports photosynthesis and the proper development of flowers and fruits.

The discharge lamp has an input power of 250 W, a luminous flux of 32,000 lumens and a luminous efficacy of 128 lm/W. It represents an affordable solution for growers who use conventional discharge lighting and are looking for a reliable light source for small to medium-sized grow spaces.

Key benefits of GHP LUMAXPRO 250W HPS

• 250 W power – suitable for small and medium-sized indoor grow spaces.
• 32,000 lm luminous flux – high light intensity to support photosynthesis.
• Combined light spectrum – enables use during vegetative growth and flowering.
• 2000 K colour temperature – warm light with a high proportion of yellow, orange and red components.
• 128 lm/W luminous efficacy – efficient conversion of electrical energy into visible light.
• Lifespan of up to 32,000 hours – long stated operating lifespan of the discharge lamp.
• E40 base – standard thread for compatible grow reflectors.
• Ballast compatibility – suitable for corresponding 250 W HPS ballasts.

Combined spectrum for growth and flowering

GHP LUMAXPRO 250W uses a combined HPS spectrum, which enables use of the discharge lamp throughout the entire growing cycle. Although the light spectrum can also be used during the vegetative phase, thanks to the significant proportion of warm colour components, the discharge lamp is particularly suitable for the flowering and fruit formation period.

The red and orange components of the light contribute to photosynthetic processes and influence plant development. The combined spectrum also makes it possible to use a single discharge lamp without having to replace the light source when transitioning from the growth phase to the flowering phase.

Powerful lighting for indoor cultivation

With an input power of 250 W and a luminous flux of 32,000 lumens, GHP LUMAXPRO offers sufficient lighting intensity for smaller grow spaces. The discharge lamp can be installed in a suitable reflector, which helps direct the light onto the growing area and increase its usability.

Operation requires a compatible 250 W HPS ballast. The discharge lamp is suitable for use with corresponding electromagnetic and electronic ballasts that support the operation of HPS discharge lamps.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Garden HighPro (GHP)
• Model: LUMAXPRO
• Lighting type: High-pressure sodium discharge lamp (HPS)
• Input power: 250 W
• Luminous flux: 32,000 lm
• Luminous efficacy: 128 lm/W
• Colour temperature: 2000 K
• Light spectrum: Combined (growth and flowering)
• Base: E40
• Stated lifespan: 32,000 hours
• Purpose: Plant growth and flowering, primarily the flowering phase
• Power supply: Via a compatible 250 W HPS ballast

Important information for use

A high-pressure sodium discharge lamp requires a suitable ballast for operation and is not intended for direct connection to an electrical socket. Before installation, it is necessary to verify the compatibility of the discharge lamp with the ballast and the reflector used.

During operation, the discharge lamp produces a considerable amount of heat. It is therefore essential to ensure sufficient ventilation of the grow space and a safe distance from plants and flammable materials. Always disconnect the power supply before handling and allow the discharge lamp to cool down completely.

GHP LUMAXPRO 250W HPS represents a practical solution for growers looking for an affordable sodium discharge lamp with a combined spectrum, high brightness and a long stated lifespan for year-round indoor cultivation.