[FS: General] LTM 1200w HMI's

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tall_sided

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Hello all,
Up for sale are two LTM 1200w HMI's with magnetic ballasts. I bought three of these for a project that didn't end up happening and am now selling off two of them and keeping the third.

Both lights are in good working condition and I'm including a set of good bulbs, ballasts and barn doors for each light.

Asking $800 USD plus shipping per light. Shipping shouldn't be more than $150 - $200 per light within the US and Canada

Payment via Paypal is preferable.

Please find photos of the lights here:
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/53550577@N04/4949143411/
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/53550577@N04/4949734672/
 
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Sheldon Charron said:
Do I need a ballast for these or can they be run on straight AC power? Do they include fresnels or filters?
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The op hasn't replied, so if he'll excuse me for answering your first question...

Yes, you need a ballast. To my knowledge all HMI's require a ballast (though it may be separate, as with most HMI production lighting, or onboard). However, there's usually a number of ballast options (magnetic, electronic, power factor corrected, one for AC, one for DC, one from the maker of the head, one from a third party, etc.).
 
He mentions good ballasts, so I was wondering if they had internal built in ballasts. I admit I'm not an expert on lighting equipment. I understand lighting design, but am from a photography background when it comes to production, so I'm learning about this kind of equipment. Thanks for the answer.
 
Hi everyone,
Sorry for not getting back to you all sooner. I was on a shoot all day and just got home. Anywho, to answer your questions:
- the magnetic ballasts weigh about 60 lbs each. The lights themselves are probably about 20 - 30 lbs (approximately).
- I'm located in Thunder Bay, Ontario
- The HMI's use a magnetic ballast and can be plugged into and operated off of a standard 20amp circuit.

Let me know if I've answered all your questions.
 
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