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hustla
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Okey i know that the danger from the merqury in a CFL is quite over-estimated.
But i would like to know some things.
I used to have a 200 watt grow CFL lamp.
One day i opened my Grow box and there was a hole of the size of a belt hole and a big crack starting from the hole and ending after one inch.
I do not know if this hole was deep but it was preaty obvious that the bulb was cracked or at least damaged.
I saw that some days after the actual crack happened as it was at an angle that was dificult to see and the bulb looked preatty good from the distance as it was still functional.
Now I would like to know if anyone knows. If there is a break on the bulb and the mercury vapor escapes is it possible that the bulb can remain somewhat functional or at least to produce light?
Thank you
But i would like to know some things.
I used to have a 200 watt grow CFL lamp.
One day i opened my Grow box and there was a hole of the size of a belt hole and a big crack starting from the hole and ending after one inch.
I do not know if this hole was deep but it was preaty obvious that the bulb was cracked or at least damaged.
I saw that some days after the actual crack happened as it was at an angle that was dificult to see and the bulb looked preatty good from the distance as it was still functional.
Now I would like to know if anyone knows. If there is a break on the bulb and the mercury vapor escapes is it possible that the bulb can remain somewhat functional or at least to produce light?
Thank you