As above - gotta get more info as there is lots of choices in lamps - especially movers and
Leko lamps.
1K
PAR 64 WFL - either a Q1000PAR64WFL at 4,000hr but less output or more likely a FFS at 800hr and more commonly used.
500
PAR 56 WFL - is 4,000 hours
575w
Ellipsoidal - gotta get more info on the
fixture.
1Kw
Fresnel - depends upon what wattage lamp is used, than the type of
fixture used.
Mac 600 - of the most normal lamps used and there is lots of variety including
incandescent you could use, it is either the MSR 575/2 as a
base lamp type available from most manufacturers or the MSD 575 as a more expensive but longer life and higher
color temperature version. There is other variations and brands available including the
incandescent “Indy 575" that could potentially be in use. Also, HSR, USR, RSR, CSR, AMHK, EHR, BA, amongst many types of letterings with other stuff to follow in similar lamps is possible to be in use. Most likely and first guess is a MSR 575/2 lamp. There abouts of 750 to 1,000 hours in expected lamp life. The more expensive MSD versions are in the 3,000 hour range.
Coemar ProSpot 250 LX - Same concept with the ProSpot -
MSD 250/2 as a
base lamp 3,000 hours lamp life from Philips but many brands make this lamp and there is a wide range of both MSR and MSD types available in dial in your
color temperature, output
etc range on the market. Also with the above, dial in your price range dependant on brand, stability and reliability. Moving light lamps are a type of thing you gotta replace with what you have, listen to experts on what’s similar at times but cheaper in going other brands, works in the
fixture but dials in your lamp life,
color temperature and higher output wants
etc. In general - lots on the market, though in this case there is no
incandescent version.
As for lamp hours - each moving light
fixture will normally
track the lamp hours as long as the lamp hour tracker was reset the last time the lamp was installed. Should also be able to scroll
thru the
fixture menu and find out how many hours that lamp has been in use. Compare this to the expected lamp life and you will get a good idea of when it’s getting time to change the lamp as a goal.