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Is there a technical reason why High Pressure Sodium lamps top out at 1000W?
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Is there a technical reason why High Pressure Sodium lamps top out at 1000W?
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I have never seen HPS lamps over 1000W or 1100W at most.
Is there a technical limitation for this?
Imagine how bright a 2000W, or 3500W HPS would be...
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