SupremeLux Extreme DE HPS Grow Lamp w/ Philips Arc-Tube - 1000W

High-Output Double-Ended Lighting for Dense Canopies - 1000W

Weak or uneven light slows vegetative growth and flowering. This double-ended HPS lamp addresses that with a horticultural spectrum, a Philips arc-tube and a rated 2050 µmol/s photon flux, with 155000 lumens of initial light output.

As a single 1000W lamp, it suits regular indoor growers and commercial rooms that already run compatible 1000W fixtures and need a straightforward replacement or upgrade.

Key Features & Benefits

• 2050 µmol/s photon flux — strong light output for cultivation.
• 155 lumens per watt — efficient light output for the power drawn.
• 15000-hour rated life — rated at 10 hours per start, which supports planning of replacement cycles.
• Open or enclosed luminaires — flexible fixture choice.
• ANSI S52 ballast standard — clear electrical matching.

Who Should Use SupremeLux Extreme DE HPS

Indoor growers and commercial operators with compatible 1000W double-ended fixtures and an ANSI S52 ballast will get the most from this lamp.

About SupremeLux Extreme DE HPS

This 1000W HPS lamp operates at 215 V and 4.7 A, with a 2000 K color temperature and a CRI of 32. It burns horizontally within ±15° and requires a starting pulse of 4 to 5 kV peak. It ships at 0.9 lb and is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What ballast does this lamp need?
A: It is specified for an ANSI S52 ballast at 1000W. Confirm your ballast and fixture match before ordering.

Q: Can I use it in an enclosed fixture?
A: Yes, the luminaire type is listed as open or enclosed. Follow your fixture maker's guidance on heat.

Q: How should I mount it?
A: Mount it horizontally. The burning position is horizontal within ±15°.

Q: What does photon flux mean?
A: Photon flux measures how much light a lamp emits that plants can use, in micromoles per second. This lamp is rated at 2050 µmol/s.

Q: Why is the CRI low?
A: HPS lamps emit a narrow, warm spectrum, so the CRI is low at 32. That is typical of the category and suits plant lighting more than color-accurate viewing.