MHlampen
MH-lampen, or metal-halide lamps, are a type of high-intensity discharge lamp that produces bright white light by radiating energy from excited metal halides in a quartz or ceramic arc tube. The light output and color rendering depend on the halide mix and arc-tube design. These lamps require a ballast to regulate current and a starting method, such as probe-start or pulse-start, and they typically have a warm-up period before reaching full brightness.
Construction and operation: The inner arc tube contains tungsten electrodes, a small amount of mercury, inert
Performance: Color temperatures typically range from about 3000K to 6500K, with high color rendering indices (CRI)
Applications: They are widely used for outdoor lighting, including street and area lighting, and for floodlighting
Limitations and safety: MH lighting requires proper ballast and electrical infrastructure. They experience color drift over