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Questions and Answers for Lithonia Lighting 7 in 1-Lamp Bronze Metal Outdoor Halide Flood Light

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Model #OFL 100M 120 LP BZ M4

Store SKU #364924

7 in 1-Lamp Bronze Metal Outdoor Halide Flood Light
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  • Corrosion, dirt and moist condition fixture, no bulb included
  • Ideal for yards, docks, landscapes, parking lots
  • Wall or eave-mount mountable aluminum fixture
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Q:Those light up to 100 feet?
by|Jul 29, 2016
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Q:this fixture can be used on a 208 volts ?
by|Apr 20, 2016
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A:  No, this can not be used on 208 volts.

by|May 3, 2023
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    Q:how many hours life will it last before needing replacement?
    by|Mar 17, 2016
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    Q:what is the patren of light side to side and forward
    by|Sep 5, 2015
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    Q:Does this light come in any color other than bronze metal?
    by|Jan 30, 2015
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    A:  Unfortunately, bronze is the only finish available.

    by|May 3, 2023
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      Q:Can this lamp be upgraded to a 150w bulb?
      by|Dec 24, 2014
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      A:  Hello James1213 and thank you for your question. The manufacturer requires one 100 watt metal halide bulb for proper and safe operation. Best wishes on your project.

      by|May 3, 2023
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      Q:How much current in amps do these fixtures pull? Installed two of them and it trips the breaker. 12 gauge wire used even. Switched to lower wattage bulbs on the third regular type flood light and still trips breaker. had no issues until I installed the second metal halide fixture. Evidently the pull way more than an amp each. 100w / 120v = 0.83 amps with a regular non-ballasted bulb. The ballasts must have a high draw. Would be nice to know how much the total draw is.
      by|Jun 22, 2014
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      A:  I believe it varies from 3 amps on initial start up to less than 1amp once lit.

      by|Nov 6, 2018
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      A:  Hi, The total amperage draw is 1.156A

      by|Nov 6, 2018
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        Q:Can this light fixture be hooked up with a motion sensor?
        by|Apr 5, 2014
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        A:  Yes, photo censor, timer, motion detector.

        by|Oct 23, 2018

          A:  I would not recommend it. These are not "instant on" type of bulbs. The time from motion detection to full lumen power could be as long as a minute or more.

          by|May 3, 2023
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          A:  Hey Poohbear, Yes, you can install your Metal Halide Flood Light with a motion sensor. The motion sensor head must be installed via a surface mounted junction box sold separately. Make sure the sensor is pointing in the direction where motion from the presence of people will occur. Thank you for your question, Joseph

          by|May 3, 2023
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          Q:I know 100watt but which one?
          by|Nov 11, 2013
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          A:  Medium base Pulse Start M90 or M90E

          by|Nov 6, 2018
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          A:  This fixture requires a 100W metal halide bulb, EX26 M90/O open rated. This bulb is not available online but is available in store. Please visit your local Home Depot for assistance locating the Lithonia Lighting 100W metal halide: model# OMHL 100, MFG Part# 141U4X. Thanks for your question! .

          by|Nov 6, 2018
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            Q:What is the equivalent light output? How many lumens total or per.
            by|Aug 29, 2013
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            A:  5980 lumens per the manufacturer.

            by|Mar 7, 2017

            A:  100W metal halide and 5980 total lumens. Thanks for your question!

            by|May 2, 2023
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              A:  9 lumens per watt x 100 watts = 9000 lumens

              by|Nov 17, 2019
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              Outdoor Lighting Features

              Weather Resistant

              Adjustable Lamp Head

              Waterproof

              Dusk to Dawn, Weather Resistant

              Power Type

              Hardwired

              Hardwired

              Hardwired

              Hardwired

              Compatible Bulb Type

              HID

              Included

              Hardware Included

              No Additional Items Included

              No Additional Items Included

              Hardware Included

              Watt Equivalence

              130

              270

              150