Iluminar Lighting Double Ended CMH Lamp 630W – 10000K

iLuminar 630W double-ended CMH lamp for full-cycle growing The lamp puts out 1,200 µmol/s PPF and 78,500 lumens at 125 lm/W. The 3000K color temperature runs warm, so it leans toward bloom and finishing while still holding a full-cycle spectrum. A CRI of 90 renders the canopy in near-natural color, which makes scouting for pests and deficiencies easier under the light. Ceramic metal halide adds the UV and far-red that straight HPS misses. Double-ended CMH grow lamp in 3K, 3K-R, and 4K color options Rated for 10,000 hours, the lamp holds usable output across long commercial runs before it needs swapping. Growers run the 3000K version full-cycle or as a finishing lamp. Step up to the 3K-R red-enhanced option for extra flowering punch, or pick the 4000K version for cooler, veg-leaning light. The double-ended body seats in standard 630W DE CMH fixtures and runs on a matched CMH ballast. Position it per the fixture maker hang-height chart to hit target PPFD without bleaching the tops. Most growers replace the lamp near the end of its rated life to keep PPF high. One note: the lamp is sold on its own, so pair it with a compatible 630W DE CMH fixture and ballast. Key Features 1,200 µmol/s PPF: High photon output at 78,500 lumens and 125 lm/W. 3000K Full-Cycle Spectrum: Warm CMH spectrum that leans bloom and finishing. CRI 90: Near-natural color for accurate canopy scouting. Ceramic Metal Halide: Adds UV and far-red that HPS lamps lack. 10,000-Hour Rated Life: Holds output across long commercial runs. 3K / 3K-R / 4K Options: Choose full-cycle, red-enhanced, or veg-leaning color. Technical Specifications Specification Value Type Double-ended (DE) ceramic metal halide lamp Wattage 630W Color Temperature 3000K (3K) Growth Phase Bloom / full-cycle PPF 1,200 µmol/s Lumens 78,500 lm Efficacy 125 lm/W CRI 90 Rated Life 10,000 hours Lamp Current ~3.2 A Lamp Size 394 mm x Ø 35 mm Color Options 3K, 3K-R (red), 4K Ballast Standard 630W DE CMH ballast Sold Lamp only (fixture and ballast separate)