B-Lite Agro 4K CMH Lamp - 500W - 4100 K

Full-Spectrum 4100 K Light for Vegetative Growth and Flowering - 500W

Growers who want light that shows true plant color and supports both vegetative growth and flowering need a lamp with a balanced spectrum. This ceramic metal halide lamp produces 4100 K light with a color rendering index above 90, so you can spot problems on foliage under the lamp. It is rated at 60000 lumens and 950 µmol/s of photon flux.

As a single 500W lamp sold each, it suits an indoor grower replacing a lamp in an existing fixture or trying a CMH setup. Commercial rooms can order one lamp per fixture as needed.

Key Features & Benefits

• 4100 K color temperature — a balanced spectrum for cultivation from vegetative growth through flowering.
• CRI above 90 — natural color rendering makes plant inspection easier.
• 950 µmol/s photon flux — strong light output for a 500W lamp.
• Ballast flexibility — works with a C182/0 or electronic ballast.
• Rated life of 15000 hours — at a 10-hour start cycle, which spreads replacement cost over a long service period.

Who Should Use B-Lite Agro 4K

This lamp suits indoor growers and commercial cultivation rooms running a compatible 500W CMH fixture and ballast. It fits growers who value spectrum quality and color rendering alongside output.

About B-Lite Agro 4K

B-Lite Agro 4K is a 500W ceramic metal halide (CMH) lamp with a quartz glass bulb and a PCA arc tube. It operates at 120V and 4.0A, needs a 3-4 kV starting pulse, and burns in the horizontal position. It complies with USA Federal Standard 21 CFR 1040.30 and Canada Standard SOR/80-381.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which ballast does this lamp need?
A: It runs on a C182/0 ballast or an electronic ballast. Check that your ballast is rated for 500W before installing.

Q: In what position should I mount it?
A: The burning position is horizontal (H). Mount it in a fixture designed for horizontal operation.

Q: Can I use it in an open or enclosed fixture?
A: The luminaire type is listed as open or enclosed. Keep temperatures within the maximum base temperature of 250 and bulb temperature of 450.

Q: What does CRI mean?
A: Color rendering index measures how accurately a light shows true colors. A CRI above 90 means colors appear natural, which helps when checking plant health.

Q: What safety steps should I follow?
A: Unplug the fixture before installing, wear gloves to keep oils off the glass, and use eye protection because the lamp emits intense UV. Keep it away from flammable materials and replace it at the end of its rated life.