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Hey everyone.
I've been asked to help increase the light from 8 floodlights on a rugby pitch, and tbh, I've never had to work with them in my life as my experience is 99% domestic. The floodlights use 1 x 400w MHT E40 each, which is the max the lights can use. I'm looking to get LEDs that are much brighter but are <400W.
Is there any reason I can't/shouldn't use them? As in, are they compatible, are they suitable for the use, and what minimum wattage should I use? I emailed the flood light's manufacturer but they haven't got back to me since.
It's just an amateur club so they don't have a tonne of cash so at the moment, so new floodlights aren't in the budget. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I've been asked to help increase the light from 8 floodlights on a rugby pitch, and tbh, I've never had to work with them in my life as my experience is 99% domestic. The floodlights use 1 x 400w MHT E40 each, which is the max the lights can use. I'm looking to get LEDs that are much brighter but are <400W.
Is there any reason I can't/shouldn't use them? As in, are they compatible, are they suitable for the use, and what minimum wattage should I use? I emailed the flood light's manufacturer but they haven't got back to me since.
It's just an amateur club so they don't have a tonne of cash so at the moment, so new floodlights aren't in the budget. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.