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Common Ballast ANSI (American National Standards Institute) codes for HID lighting.


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Copied this from a forum for indoor steathy gardeners. I think the codes are generally useful to those doing their own lighting and buying junk off of eBay.

 

Metal Halide

M130 - 35/39 watt MH

M110 - 50 watt MH (standard and pulse start)

M85 - 70 watt MH (double-ended and BiPin lamps)

M98 - 70 watt MH (standard, pulse start, and operates some double - ended and BiPin lamps)

M139 - 70 watt MH (ceramic metal halide, some double - ended, and some BiPin lamps)

M90 - 100 watt MH (standard, pulse start, and operates some double - ended lamps)

M91 - 100 watt MH (double-ended and BiPin lamps)

M140 - 100 watt MH (ceramic metal halide, some double - ended, and some BiPin lamps)

M81 - 150 watt MH (double - ended and BiPin lamps)

M102 - 150 watt MH (standard, pulse start, and operates some double - ended and BiPin lamps)

M142 - 150 watt MH (ceramic metal halide, some double - ended, and some BiPin lamps)

M107 - 150 watt MH (energy saving probe start / Replaces 175 watt probe start lamps)

M137 - 175 watt MH (pulse start and some European lamps*)

M57 - 175 watt MH (standard probe start and some high pressure sodium lamps*)

M58 - 250 watt MH (standard probe start and some high pressure sodium lamps*)

M80 - 250 watt MH (double-ended and some European lamps*)

M138 - 250 watt MH (pulse start and some European bulbs*)

M59 - 400 watt MH (standard probe start and some high pressure sodium lamps*)

M135 - 400 watt MH (pulse start and some European lamps*)

M128 - 400 watt MH (pulse start lamps)

M47 - 1000 watt MH (standard probe start and some high pressure sodium lamps*)

M141 - 1000 watt MH (pulse start, double ended, and operates some European lamps)

M48 - 1500 watt MH (probe start lamps)

M133 - 1500 watt MH (pulse start, double-ended and some European lamps)

M134 - 2000 watt MH (pulse start - double-ended lamps)

 

Mercury Vapor

H46 - 50 watt standard MV

H43 - 75 watt standard MV

H36 - 100 watt standard MV

H42 - 125 watt standard MV (European MV and some high pressure sodium lamps*)

H39 - 175 watt standard MV (Some high pressure sodium lamps*)

H37 - 250 watt standard MV (Some high pressure sodium lamps*)

H33 - 400 watt standard MV (Some high pressure sodium lamps*)

H36 - 1000 watt standard MV (Some high pressure sodium lamps*)

 

Low Pressure sodium

L69 - 18 watt LPS (SOX/SOX-E)

L70 - 35 watt LPS (SOX/SOX-E)

L71 - 55 watt LPS (SOX/SOX-E)

L72 - 90 watt LPS (SOX/SOX-E)

L73 - 135 watt LPS (SOX/SOX-E)

L74 - 180 watt LPS (SOX/SOX-E)

 

High Pressure Sodium

S76 - 35 watt standard HPS

S104 - 50 watt White SON

S68 - 50 watt standard HPS

S62 - 70 watt standard HPS

S105 - 100 watt White SON

S54 - 100 watt standard HPS

S55 - 150 watt (55 volt) standard HPS

S56 - 150 watt (100 volt) standard HPS (European SON/HPS lamps)

S66 - 200 watt standard HPS

S50 - 250 watt standard HPS (some metal halide*)

S51 - 400 watt standard HPS (some metal halide and European metal halide*)

SON AGRO - 430 watt SON

S106 - 600 watt standard HPS

S111 - 750 watt standard HPS

S52 - 1000 watt standard HPS

 

*European lamps = M137 operates SOME European lamps designed for 4kV starting.

*European lamps = M80 operates European lamps that operate on high pressure sodium ballasts + MH

ignitors in Europe.

*European lamps = M138 and M135 operates SOME European lamps that operate on mercury vapor ballasts + MH ignitors in

Europe.

*Eupean lamps = S51operates SOME European lamps that operate on high pressure sodium ballasts.

*Some metal halide = S51 / S50 operates North American and European converson lamps (retrofit).

*High pressure sodium = M57, M58, M59, and M47 operates some high pressure sodium converson lamps

(usually used for growing plants) Check with manufacturer for proper ballast circuit to be used. (CWA, CWI, R, HX, or Reg Lag)

*High pressure sodium = H47, H39, H37, H33 and H36 operates some high pressure sodium converson lamps (used for general and

plant lighting) Check with manufacturer for proper ballast circuit to be used. (CWA, CWI, R, HX, or Reg Lag)

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