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Patron Mercury Vapor Lamp HPL E40 700 W, 42,000 lm – 4000 K, requires ballast, 155 x 339 mm

SKU 5941019829709
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The 700 W HPL mercury vapor lamp is designed for large spaces and outdoor areas: industrial halls, warehouses, sports field floodlights, and loading areas. It provides 42,000 lumens of neutral white 4000 K light and operates in a fixture equipped with a 700 W mercury vapor ballast. The lamp is intended for the maintenance and replacement of existing lighting fixtures.

Base E40 · 700 W · 42,000 lm · 4000 K · Ra 40–59 · 60 lm/W · elliptical 155 x 339 mm · requires ballast

Order item: this product is currently sold out. Delivery time is usually about 2–4 weeks – please ask customer service about availability.

Technical specifications

  • Lamp type: high-pressure mercury vapor lamp (HPL)
  • Base: E40
  • Power: 700 W
  • Luminous flux: 42,000 lm
  • Luminous efficacy: 60 lm/W
  • Color temperature: 4000 K (neutral white)
  • Color rendering index: Ra 40–59
  • Lamp operating voltage: 110–125 V (supplied from a 230 V mains via ballast)
  • Control gear: 700 W mercury vapor ballast
  • Shape: elliptical, 155 x 339 mm
  • Manufacturer: Patron
  • Product code: 5941019829709
Compatibility and installation

An HPL lamp always requires a ballast rated for the same wattage, in this case for a 700 W mercury vapor lamp. A separate igniter is not required, as the lamp ignites using its own auxiliary electrode. Never connect an HPL lamp directly to mains voltage without a ballast – the lamp will be destroyed immediately.

The lamp reaches full brightness in a few minutes and will only re-ignite after cooling down following power-off. Due to the low color rendering index, colors will appear distorted under this light, making it suitable for general and outdoor lighting. The lamp contains mercury: take the used lamp, intact, to an electrical and electronic waste collection point.

  1. Check the markings on the old lamp: HPL, HQL, or HSL and 700 W.
  2. Ensure that the fixture's ballast is designed for a 700 W mercury vapor lamp.
  3. Switch off the power and allow the old lamp to cool down properly.
  4. Screw the lamp firmly into the E40 base and wait a few minutes for full brightness.

Ballast replacement and wiring must be performed by a qualified electrician. See also ballasts and chokes, Patron HPL 250 W, and LED replacements for discharge lamps.

Power: 700W
Color temperature: 4000K
Opinion: E40

Delivery

We ship your order from our warehouse in Jyväskylä. Orders placed before 2 PM are usually shipped on the same day. Free delivery within Finland for orders over €150.

Warranty

Products purchased through Lumenled come with a manufacturer's warranty, supported by Lumenled in cooperation with the importer. You can find detailed warranty terms here: Warranty terms of our partners.

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Usein kysytyt kysymykset

Does 110–125 V mean that the bulb will not work on a 230-volt mains supply?

It does not. 110–125 V is the lamp's operating voltage, i.e., the voltage across the lamp while it is lit. The luminaire is normally connected to a 230-volt mains supply, and the ballast limits the lamp current to the correct level.

Therefore, the marking is not the same as the supply voltage for 110-volt incandescent bulbs. The most important thing is that the luminaire has a ballast for a 700 W mercury lamp. Without a ballast, the lamp will break immediately.

Does an HPL lamp require an igniter?

Not necessary. An HPL mercury vapor lamp ignites using an internal auxiliary electrode, so a ballast of the correct wattage and generally a compensation capacitor are sufficient for the luminaire.

If the luminaire has an igniter, it is likely designed for a sodium or metal halide lamp, and HPL is not the correct lamp for it. In that case, check the marking on the old lamp or ask us.

Can a sodium lamp be used to replace an HPL lamp?

Not directly. A high-pressure sodium lamp requires a different ballast and also an igniter, so the change requires modifying the luminaire's control gear. This work should be performed by an electrician.

If the luminaire is being replaced anyway, it is worth comparing LED solutions as well. You can find options in the categories sodium lamps and LED replacements for discharge lamps.

Why does the lamp turn on slowly and not immediately again?

This is normal for a mercury-vapor lamp. After ignition, the lamp initially emits a dim, bluish light, and full brightness is reached in a few minutes as the mercury vaporizes.

A hot lamp will not reignite immediately, for example after a power outage, but must first cool down. Therefore, HPL is not suitable for applications where light must return instantly.