Yes I don't carry any spirals or screw in E26 or mogul based bulbs at this point but I expect that to change at some point in the future as soon as I locate a reliable and consistent source for quality bulbs. There's a lot more to go wrong with the self-ballasted CFL's so it takes a bit more quality control to insure success like I've got with the 55w tubes I manufactured.
Timur may have more info on the 500w bulb and daylight color but I imagine that's mostly a tungsten colored solution that would require some color correction to get it to daylight. If you want a 200w daylight bulb you can try these two options in a mogul-based bulb:
http://www.servicelighting.com/catalog_product.cfm?prod=MX35871
http://www.teksupply.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&storeId=10001&produ ctId=65629&langId=-1&division=TekSupply&pageId=ItemDetail&parent_cate gory_rn=&top_category=&breadcrumb_trail=Lighting+F ixtures+%26+Bulbs%7CLight+Bulbs&breadcrumb_categor yIds=35044%7C35054&isDoc=
My CL-SFT1 fixture is a mogul base and works with those bulbs just fine.
For spiral E26 socket type bulbs you've got Home Depot which works pretty well and a couple of others with higher CRI from places like:
http://www.naturallighting.com
http://www.fullspectrumsolutions.com/
Timur may have more info on the 500w bulb and daylight color but I imagine that's mostly a tungsten colored solution that would require some color correction to get it to daylight. If you want a 200w daylight bulb you can try these two options in a mogul-based bulb:
http://www.servicelighting.com/catalog_product.cfm?prod=MX35871
http://www.teksupply.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&storeId=10001&produ ctId=65629&langId=-1&division=TekSupply&pageId=ItemDetail&parent_cate gory_rn=&top_category=&breadcrumb_trail=Lighting+F ixtures+%26+Bulbs%7CLight+Bulbs&breadcrumb_categor yIds=35044%7C35054&isDoc=
My CL-SFT1 fixture is a mogul base and works with those bulbs just fine.
For spiral E26 socket type bulbs you've got Home Depot which works pretty well and a couple of others with higher CRI from places like:
http://www.naturallighting.com
http://www.fullspectrumsolutions.com/
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