HID Light Fixture Efficiency List
Multiply the mean lumens of the light bulb (lamp) in the HID light fixture times by the mean lumens (design lumens) of the lamp to know how much light is emitted by the light fixture.
Mean Lumens x HID Light Fixture Efficiency = HID Light Fixture Lumens
Click the image below to download HID Light Efficiency Chart
Change HID Light Fixtures to LED
What wattage LED light fixture is required to convert from HID to LED? These are links to calculators that can help you determine the correct LED wattage to attain an equivalent light output as your HID Light.
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HID Light Fixture Efficiency List Page
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