Interlux Metal Halide Double Ended Grow Bulb - 1000 W - 17-in

Metal Halide Light for Vegetative Growth - 1000 W Double Ended

Plants in vegetative growth need steady light from a lamp that fits your fixture. This double ended metal halide bulb runs at 1000 W and works with high frequency electronic ballasts, so you can match it to a compatible setup. The maker backs it with a one year warranty.

Sold as a single bulb, it suits a hobbyist replacing one lamp or a grower stocking spares for a multi-fixture room. It measures 2 in x 2 in x 17 in, so check your fixture's clearance before ordering.

Key Features & Benefits

• 1000 W output — a standard high-wattage lamp for indoor cultivation.
• Metal halide, double ended design — a contact at each end of the bulb.
• High frequency electronic ballast compatibility — fits electronic ballast setups.
• One year warranty — coverage if the bulb fails early.

Who Should Use Interlux Metal Halide Double Ended Bulb

Indoor growers running compatible 1000 W double ended fixtures will find it useful, whether they garden at home or work at commercial scale. It is a good fit for vegetative growth rooms and for anyone replacing an existing lamp of the same type.

About Interlux Metal Halide Double Ended Bulb

This is a 1000 W metal halide double ended bulb listed under the Interlux name. It weighs 0.5 lb and is sold each. The distributor lists it for high frequency electronic ballasts and includes a one year warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What ballast does this bulb work with?
A: It is listed as compatible with high frequency electronic ballasts. Confirm your ballast and fixture are rated for a 1000 W double ended lamp before installing.

Q: What does double ended mean?
A: A double ended bulb has an electrical contact at each end of the tube instead of a single screw base. It needs a fixture with sockets designed for that style.

Q: Is this a single bulb or a pack?
A: It is sold each, so one order is one bulb.

Q: How does metal halide differ from other grow bulb types?
A: Metal halide lamps are commonly used during vegetative growth. Other lamp types are more often chosen for flowering.