I have a LOAmer bulb9024b 6500k what is the kelvin on this bulb
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I believe the 6500k refers to the kelvin rating. I think this is a measure of the color quality of the light. An internet search would revel the truth!
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Hi Scott. I don't know from experience yet, but I'm in the same boat as you. I live in Ohio & have this bulb in my unheated garage. I read at least one review somewhere that said low temperature is not a problem & basically I'm hoping that review was correct. Btw, I'm very happy with this bulb so far despite the high price. I considered putting in fluorescent lighting but don't need to now with how much light this puts out. Good luck! Jerry
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You should be able to ask the seller this question. We have had no problems this far with this replacement bulb!
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I'm not sure about the CRI. But the bulb claims a color temperature of 2700 K.
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Kelvin: I don't know the answer to your question but I can recommend this as a very reliable unit running off US standard current/voltage. Mine has been running in my living room for two years or so without interruption and it still works great. Good luck!
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I am sorry, but I can't answer your question. The bulbs are at my house in the north and I am in the south keeping warm.
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i'm sorry, these numbers I don't recognize for fit with these bulbs. Good luck.
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Kelvin is usually used to rate cfl's the spectrum for Metal halide is mostly in the blue green for vegetative growth about 40,000 lumen's that equivalent would be in the higher range from 5000 to 6500 kelvin. For high pressure sodium the range is in the red area of the spectrum for flowering 50,000 lumen's the kelvin equivalent would be around 2700.I'm old school and Kelvin is a measurement of heat i.e. Fahrenheit, Celsius, Kelvin the kelvin scale is used primarily for extremely low temperatures close to absolute zero as a rule metal halide for vegetative growth and high pressure sodium for flowering but its always better if you can use both......Hope this Helps Kelvin is usually used to rate cfl's the spectrum for Metal halide is mostly in the blue green for vegetative growth about 40,000 lumen's that equivalent would be in the higher range from 5000 to 6500 kelvin. For high pressure sodium the range is in the red area of the spectrum for flowering 50,000 lumen's the kelvin equivalent would be around 2700.I'm old school and Kelvin is a measurement of heat i.e. Fahrenheit, Celsius, Kelvin the kelvin scale is used primarily for extremely low temperatures close to absolute zero as a rule metal halide for vegetative growth and high pressure sodium for... » Read More Kelvin is usually used to rate cfl's the spectrum for Metal halide is mostly in the blue green for vegetative growth about 40,000 lumen's that equivalent would be in the higher range from 5000 to 6500 kelvin. For high pressure sodium the range is in the red area of the spectrum for flowering 50,000 lumen's the kelvin equivalent would be around 2700.I'm old school and Kelvin is a measurement of heat i.e. Fahrenheit, Celsius, Kelvin the kelvin scale is used primarily for extremely low temperatures close to absolute zero as a rule metal halide for vegetative growth and high pressure sodium for flowering but its always better if you can use both......Hope this Helps « Show Less
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It is not measured in kelvin but nanometers....I do not know what nano it is but it must be the 620-660 range because that is vegetative nano range. They are not the same measurement at all and cannot be converted. Completely DIFFERENT :) Hope this helps. I also use the white panel and it is 6500 kelvin which is a diiferrent light all together and it works great too :)
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I was the one who called them, no, it is 4150K, not 4300, based on the marked part number of the bulb I received direct from Amazon, which was 66144, you can also find it in the specification sheets for that part number marked on the bulb at Sylvania's website.
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There is specs in the user manual. This is replacement bulb for a conversion kit, which was an upgrade for halogen lights. If you don't have a set of working "ballast", you'll need to get conversion kit with fitted bulbs. (A conversion kit includes a pair of ballasts and bulbs, so if h11 is the one, look for xenon conversion kit h11. And the thousand K is for the color of the light)
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Adam, Hydrofarm's website has it listed as "full spectrum daylight" - 6400 Kelvin.....double check to be sure...mine was doa and they were out of them so I went with another bulb.
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Sorry I don't know. You have to look at your old bulb and compare it with pictures of the base of the bulb on sale. That's howI I did mine with no problems.
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its a full spectrum bulb as an from 0k to the top of the bracket so roughly to 7500k
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It will fit whatever size bulb/s your pickup uses. look in the owners manual to find the size then select that size and whatever kelvin bulb color you want and tada!
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This fixture is for 120v constant light bulbs - I use them with various wattage CFL Bulbs rated a 6500 k.
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I have checked the information on the light itself, and looked in the book that came with it, and do not see anything about a kelvin temp. I had never this term before now. This lamp is 60 Hz but I'm sure that doesn't answer your question. Sorry, wish I could have helped you.