How much is the starting current for HPMV lamps. How many
lamps can u wire in a circuit
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Answer Posted / hassan
I start=10 * In
for example
500 W HPMV lamp In =2.08 A & Istart=21 A
How many lamps ....?
This depends on the wire surface.
2.5 mm2 >>> 6 lamps
1.5 mm2 >>>> 4 lamps
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