250w lamps

[nici]

Hi all

 

Just wondering what brands people are using and where they get them from? Seems like the 250w aren't readily used much and are hard to find.

 

Cheers

[Ozzy420]

Some hydro shops do still seem em but getting harder to find all time.

 

I have used a Sun-T 250w.

 

I got mine at a lighting store, hayman electrical i think it was, ring them if they dont have they will order in for you...

[Carlos Danger Mouse]

GET A GROWLUSH BALLAST AND A PHILLIPS SON-T 250W GLOBE. CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE. SORRY FOR THE CAPS

[nici]

GET A GROWLUSH BALLAST AND A PHILLIPS SON-T 250W GLOBE. CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE. SORRY FOR THE CAPS

THATS OK - IM A LONG WAY AWAY

[nici]

Some hydro shops do still seem em but getting harder to find all time.

 

I have used a Sun-T 250w.

 

I got mine at a lighting store, hayman electrical i think it was, ring them if they dont have they will order in for you...

Thanks for that ozzy. Ideal Electrical have them on their website too.

[Britb]

Hi all

 

Just wondering what brands people are using and where they get them from? Seems like the 250w aren't readily used much and are hard to find.

 

Cheers

I got mine online, I use this oxylight ION125 .. 

It lasts longer than the usual bulbs.. almost 5 yrs and It helps to clean the air because of Its negative Ions, pretty much suits my needs.

[louise]

Ummmm, I don't think a 25w cfl is going to cut the mustard for nici's purpose... even with the - ions.

 

edit- ok I have to ask... for what are you using the oxylight? Kitchen ceiling batten? Clones?

 

I can't see them as doing much else but always happy to hear of different uses... 

Edited July 29, 2015 by louise

[nici]

Sounds like one of those little battery operated things you put in the fridge to kill odours. Couldn't imagine growing anything with those

[Gumby1]

led led led.. hehehe.

[Britb]

Ummmm, I don't think a 25w cfl is going to cut the mustard for nici's purpose... even with the - ions.

 

edit- ok I have to ask... for what are you using the oxylight? Kitchen ceiling batten? Clones?

 

I can't see them as doing much else but always happy to hear of different uses... 

we have one in kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms too. It's energy efficient actually and it has a filtering effect which removes odor from smoke and some allergens, enough light for a standard room of 40sqm.