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Ushio BBA Incandescent Photoflood Lamp (250W / 115-120V)

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Ushio BBA Incandescent Photoflood Lamp (250W / 115-120V)
Key Features
  • For Photo, Video Lights
  • 3,400K
  • E-26 Household Screw-in Base
This Ushio BBA Incandescent Photoflood Lamp (250W / 115-120V) is an incandescent tungsten-balanced (3,400K) bulb for photo, video or film work. The E-26 screw-in base is compatible with any socket which accepts a 250W lamp with or without a reflector.
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Ushio BBA Overview

This Ushio BBA Incandescent Photoflood Lamp (250W / 115-120V) is an incandescent tungsten-balanced (3,400K) bulb for photo, video or film work. The E-26 screw-in base is compatible with any socket which accepts a 250W lamp with or without a reflector.

UPC: 048777101612

Ushio BBA Specs

Item Type
1x A21 Halogen/Tungsten Lamp
Base Type
E26
Wattage
250 W
Voltage
120 V
Current
2.08 A
Lumens
8500
Color Temperature
3400K
Finish
Frosted
Expected Lamp Life
3 Hours
ANSI Code
BBA
Maximum Overall Length (MOL)
5" / 126 mm
Maximum Overall Diameter (MOD)
2.6" / 67 mm
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.125 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
4.9 x 2.7 x 2.7"

Ushio BBA Reviews

Good for photography

By Robert
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-12-31

These were perfect for studio lighting.

Last a lot long then similar products

By George2224
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2015-02-23

And its seems to be very durable ... I bump around a lot shooting in a small space but these bulbs haven't blown out like others have.

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Can you use dimmers to lower or raise the ...

Can you use dimmers to lower or raise the intensity of that bulb?
Asked by: Jorge
The Ushio BBA Incandescent Photoflood Lamp (250W / 115-120V) can work with dimmers made for bulbs like that. Note, using a dimmer on this type of bulb will change the color temperature and make the light warmer color.
Answered by: Rob K
Date published: 2023-10-31
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