Posted by Greg K on April 08, 2018 at 07:46:09 from (174.217.0.163):
In Reply to: Yard Light Bulbs posted by dlbuck on April 08, 2018 at 07:32:36:
Depending what your old bulb was. If it was mercury vapor or metal halide then usually you will need to rewire around the ballast so the bulb only gets 120 volts. If it is just a standard 120 volt light socket then go for it. Make sure to compare lumens on the light you are replacing and the new one too so you have an idea if you will be getting equivalent light. Eiko is a good brand of these lights and make "corncob" style LED bulbs that replace anything from 50 watt to 600 watt, the biggest one I have seen draws 100 watts and puts out over 12,000 lumens. If you are having to rewire around the ballast and having someone else else do it then consider an LED fixture, sometimes they are just as fiscally responsible and may be a better deal.
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