Colorado Streetlights - 200 watt HPS M-250 R2.

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Album name:	Lil'Cinnamon / Colorado Streetlights
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Company and Date Manufactured:	General Electric
Model Number:	M-250 R2
Wattage:	200 watts
Lamp Type:	High Pressure Sodium
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Date added:	Jan 02, 2012
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gramirez2012

[Jan 02, 2012 at 08:25 PM]

200 seems to be an uncommon wattage for HPS. Usually it's either 150 or 250.

streetlight98

[Jan 02, 2012 at 10:15 PM]

Maybe in your area... fro streets I find 100 and 250w HPS are the most commonly used. We don't have any 150w fixtures here. only 50, 100, 250, and 400w HPS.

joe_347V

[Jan 02, 2012 at 11:00 PM]

We have 70, 100, 150, 200, 250, 400, 750, 1000w HPS lights here.

100, 200 and 250 are the most common for city streets and 250, 400 for freeways. 750 and 1000 are for highmasts.

streetlight98

[Jan 02, 2012 at 11:20 PM]

The highmasts left here are 400w HPS and 400w MH or MV (don't know which one). I don't think 1000w was used at all by Narragansett Electric or RIDOT except for 1000w MV PF-1000s that were isntalled in certain areas. I wouldn't mind one of those, but man are they HUGE! Shocked

you could fit a M-250R2 INSIDE the thing if you took out the ballast, reflector and stuff.

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Gallery of Lights

200 watt HPS M-250 R2.

Here is a 200 watt HPS FCO M-250 R2. Surprised to see this anyway.

I noticed 200 watt HPS isn't uncommon in Denver nor Common, more in between, cause they have enough of them. I see them in lots of places.

Gallery of Lights

200 watt HPS M-250 R2.

Here is a 200 watt HPS FCO M-250 R2. Surprised to see this anyway. I noticed 200 watt HPS isn't uncommon in Denver nor Common, more in between, cause they have enough of them. I see them in lots of places.

Here is a 200 watt HPS FCO M-250 R2. Surprised to see this anyway.

I noticed 200 watt HPS isn't uncommon in Denver nor Common, more in between, cause they have enough of them. I see them in lots of places.