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Passive Failure – Why do some of my (metal halide) lamps burst during operation?

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Passive Failure – Why do some of my (metal halide) lamps burst during operation?

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Most metal halide lamps will not fail this way if operated according to the lamp manufacturer’s instructions, but there is always the possibility. The likelihood of a non-passive failure is increased if the lamps are operated round the clock and not powered off at least once a week. The reason that the lamp can fail this way is inherent in their design. The center arc tube is made of quartz.

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