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| MASTER HPI Plus 250W/767 BU E40 CRP/SLV || E40 || 250 W || 18000 lm || Daylight || 4500 K || 69 || 20000 hours | | MASTER HPI Plus 250W/767 BU E40 CRP/SLV || E40 || 250 W || 18000 lm || Daylight || 4500 K || 69 || 20000 hours | ||
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| MASTER HPI Plus 400W/745 BU | | MASTER HPI Plus 250W/745 BU-P E40 CRP/SLV || E40 || 250 W || 18000 lm || Cool White || 4500 K || 69 || 20000 hours | ||
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| MASTER HPI Plus 250W/767 BU-P E40 CRP/SLV || E40 || 250 W || 18000 lm || Daylight || 4500 K || 69 || 20000 hours | |||
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| MASTER HPI Plus 400W/745 BU-P E40 CRP/SLV || E40 || 400 W || 32500 lm || Cool White || 4500 K || 69 || 20000 hours | |||
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| MASTER HPI Plus 400W/745 HOR E40 CRP || E40 || 400 W || 30000 lm || Cool White || 4500 K || 69 || 20000 hours | | MASTER HPI Plus 400W/745 HOR E40 CRP || E40 || 400 W || 30000 lm || Cool White || 4500 K || 69 || 20000 hours | ||
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| MASTER HPI Plus 400W/745 BUS E40 CRP/SLV || E40 || 400 W || 14500 lm || Warm White || 4500 K || 69 || 20000 hours | | MASTER HPI Plus 400W/745 BUS E40 CRP/SLV || E40 || 400 W || 14500 lm || Warm White || 4500 K || 69 || 20000 hours | ||
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| MASTER HPI Plus 400W/745 BUS-P E40 CRP/SLV || E40 || 400 W || 14500 lm || Warm White || 4500 K || 69 || 20000 hours | |||
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| MASTER HPI Plus 400W/767 BU E40 CRP/SLV || E40 || 400 W || 32500 lm || Daylight || 6700 K || 69 || 20000 hours | | MASTER HPI Plus 400W/767 BU E40 CRP/SLV || E40 || 400 W || 32500 lm || Daylight || 6700 K || 69 || 20000 hours | ||
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Notes: | |||
-some lamps have an integrated internal starter and do not require an external ignitor, presented with the "S" designation; | |||
-"T" means clear tubular bulb while all other lamps are coated; "P" means protected lamp, suitable for open air use; | |||
-BU means base up operation while HOR means horizontal operating position; | |||
-MASTER designation should point at better performing lamps but it is useless in this lamp range. | |||
== Durability and Repair-ability == | == Durability and Repair-ability == | ||