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Megaman Clusterlite 320w Lamp Here you see a massive Megaman Clusterlite 320w lamp, these were designed to replace 400w SON & Metal Halide lamps. It's sad that these were the beginning of the end for SON, I've had to fit loads of these over the years which have since been replaced with LED. However these lamps in themselves are very interesting, just look at the size of it! Megaman have now discontinued these, and can you imagine anyone else making something like this now? Anyway I've got a box of these and the required external power supply. £25 for a lamp & PSU if anyone's interested at the meet. The lamps alone normally sell for about £60.

Megaman Clusterlite 320w Lamp

Here you see a massive Megaman Clusterlite 320w lamp, these were designed to replace 400w SON & Metal Halide lamps. It's sad that these were the beginning of the end for SON, I've had to fit loads of these over the years which have since been replaced with LED. However these lamps in themselves are very interesting, just look at the size of it! Megaman have now discontinued these, and can you imagine anyone else making something like this now?

Anyway I've got a box of these and the required external power supply. £25 for a lamp & PSU if anyone's interested at the meet. The lamps alone normally sell for about £60.

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Album name:fluorescent / Lamps
Manufacturer:Megaman
Wattage:320w
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Date added:03 May, 2018
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AngryHorse   [03 May, 2018 at 09:10 PM]
Its designed to replace 400watt??, at only 23,000 lumens?? Rolling Eyes their like a ring of PL-L lamps, but must be a hell of a cleaver piece of glass work.
Kev   [03 May, 2018 at 09:14 PM]
Be interested to see it at the meet!
fluorescent   [03 May, 2018 at 11:07 PM]
Yeah you'll lose some lux using these! However you'll save about 130 watts per fixture (when replacing magnetically ballasted lamps), have better lumen maintenance and better cri if replacing SON. I'll be bringing one or two (or as many as people ask for) of these along with the PSU.

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