Last comments - 100 watt Metal Halide M-250 R2 Dayburner.

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Company and Date Manufactured:	General Electric
Model Number:	M-250 R2
Wattage:	100 watts.
Lamp Type:	Metal Halide.
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streetlight98

[Oct 29, 2014 at 08:25 PM]

This would be PSMH though since MH doesn't exist for wattages under 175 (besides a 150W probe start MH lamp designed to retrofit onto 175W MH ballasts, which i think is no longer made). I don't see any PSMH cobraheads on public roads here. In Massachusetts along I-93 going towards NH there are 100W PSMH M-250R2 FCOs and OVHs. They give off a nice light. there are some ( i think 50w PSMH) M-250R2s near Mount Monadnock in souther NH too, though those are virtually useless.

xmaslightguy

[Apr 28, 2015 at 02:56 AM]

Nice. Have never seen a MH cobrahead along a street before!

Only place I've seen them is in a single parking-lot.

tpirman1982

[Jun 25, 2020 at 10:59 PM]

I never saw Metal Halide in a General Electric M250R2 before

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100 watt Metal Halide M-250 R2 Dayburner.

Some of the few MH cobrahead FCO's I have seen, and it's dayburning, so yeah. I don't see MH cobraheads that often. This whole intersection has them, you can see two others in this picture.