The Ushio FHM Lamp - 1000W/120V - Frosted is a double-ended quartz halogen lamp that produces approximately 26,000 lumens, has an average life of 400 hours, and has a frosted finish.
UPC: 048777134795
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Key Features
- Average Life of 400 Hours
- Produces Approximately 26,000 Lumens
The Ushio FHM Lamp - 1000W/120V - Frosted is a double-ended quartz halogen lamp that produces approximately 26,000 lumens, has an average life of 400 hours, and has a frosted finish.
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Ushio FHM Overview
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Ushio FHM Reviews
Good bulbs
By William
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-04-02
Good price. Good life. Durable. Careful use a glass shield as they get very, very HOT.
Consistent output, reliable lights
By Anonymous
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2017-05-30
I've been using these lamps in my set of 2 Smith Victor floods for lighting corporate training video shoots, for about 4 years now. They put out good light, although the light is quite hot (as to be expected). I typically film with these lights for 6 hours at a time, 5 days in a row, and I find their output to be consistent throughout my shoots. I'm able to blow out a white background for a seamless look, and evenly light a green screen using just two lamps. At least for me, when the lamps decide to go, they tend to blow right when I turn on the light, rather than during a shoot, so that is convenient from a production standpoint since it doesn't ruin any of my takes. I keep 2 spares on-hand at all times because when 1 goes, the other isn't far behind. (Recently blew two lamps in 2 days, talk about timing!) I eventually hope to transition to cooler lights, but for now, these hot lights are affordable and reliable for my budget shoots.
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