This Ushio ECT Photoflood (500W/120V) is an incandescent bulb with an E26 (Edison) screw-in base compatible with lighting fixtures that have a 500W rating. It has a color temperature of 3,200K and an average life of 60 hours.
This Ushio ECT Photoflood (500W/120V) is an incandescent bulb with an E26 (Edison) screw-in base compatible with lighting fixtures that have a 500W rating. It has a color temperature of 3,200K and an average life of 60 hours.
Bulb Type | PS25 |
Base Type | E26 |
ANSI Code | ECT |
Wattage | 500 W |
Voltage | 120 V |
Lumens | 13,650 |
Burning Position | Any |
Color Temperature | 3200K |
Bulb Finish | Frost |
Average Life | 60 Hours |
Maximum Overall Length (MOL) | 5.98" / 152 mm |
Maximum Overall Diameter (MOD) | 3.12" / 79.38 mm |
Package Weight | 0.2 lb |
Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 6.3 x 3.45 x 3.25" |
I've been using these bulbs off and on for over a decade. They work exactly as advertised and never disappoint. Great for retro style shoots when you want to recreate that pre-LED look.
I have been very pleased, plus the customer service was incredible!!
Woa. I thought I could stick this thing in a heap clip light with some black wrap around it to reduce the spill. Nope. The black wrap started burning. Super bright though! Just couldn't use it.
Great product at an excellent value. it does what it suppose to do and it does it great! .....
I've just started using this product so I can't comment on the longevity. But the product works as it should and the light output seems to be about right. It was making noise as I took it out of the cheap box it was held in (like the filament had broken) but it worked fine. Made me sweat a little.
I bought these to replace the useless elko bulbs that burn out after an hour or so. Not only did 3 of these bulbs stay strong for an 8 hour shoot, one of the lights fell from about 12 feet up (hard enough to break the light) and the BULB STILL WORKS! No brainer here, stay away from elkos and buy these instead!
Bought a set of these for use in some soft box lights. One of them failed at less than an hour of total use. Probably not worth returning, but definitely wont buy Ushio any more. They used to be a good brand, but these are made in China. Its clear Ushio is no longer a quality Japanese brand as theyll put their name on any garbage for the sake of profit.
Not much to say about a $5 light bulb that hasn't already been said. I keep extras on hand because the life expectancy of these lamps is highly variable.
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