(2/2: Testing) Westinghouse 400W Mercury Vapor Coated Bulb.

Watch the introduction of this bulb: • (1/2: Intro) Westingho...
So I proved the bulb and it do work! It's old, and it have been used for a lot of hours before, I mean it has the arc tube pretty deep blackened. But surprisingly, it still puts an incredibly amount of light, perhaps is just the good quality of old Westinghouse bulbs! This is an excellent bulb, however in the other hand, the phosphorus coating don't work like it is supposed to (the light given is still really green) but it's an old bulb and it had work a lot before, so I don't really care about it, I just love the way this bulb is.
Anyway the light output is bright, smooth, and a strange combination between green, yellow and white.
Hope you like the video!

[@juanacevedo9294]

Were can I find a bulb that turns green like that or how do I look for it my turns white

[@perryraybuck1239]

You need to clear mercury vapor bulb.

[@lewisdsd]

That one’s green because it’s really old

[@THEBULBHOME]

You'll need to search for an old coated MV lamp or a clear one, and then run it on the correct equipment! But all related to Mercury vapor bulbs hasn't been produced and sealed for a long time now, so is super hard to find! For that case, I better recommend you use a new easy-to-use LED green-colored lamp.

[@perryraybuck1239]

@@THEBULBHOME when's your next video?

[@THEBULBHOME]

It is processing as of now! It would be aired today at 20:00. Stay tuned!