Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: is this be able to work in 220 Voltage ?
Document: i dont understand why hitting the power switch on the strip would mess up the lamp... too expensive for this to happen and not be able to replace/exchange it after owning it for only a month or two.
I had it plugged into an extension cord, power strip and also on a light timer. One day I went to unplug everything... to move it... and accidentally hit the power switch on the power strip and it caused the light to go out. it wouldn't turn back on. i thought the bulb had blown out so i bought a new bulb. also didn't work.
The glow from this bulb is just a little more yellowish that my other metal halide which is 6500k. No worries, it should work just fine and when not busy, would be a good additional (but not substitute) light for flowering.Bear in mind, this thing takes a very long time to warm up. While this is true for most MH lights, the mini sunburst seems to want a good 30 minutes to be at full capacity.
This light is perfect if your growing things that don't need LOTS of light. I tried using it for things like Sorghum, Jalapenos and a few other things and it does work but just not quite enough to raise field crops. Overall though it's a great light and I would use it for sure if I was raising flowers or other things that don't need all day sun requirements.
Worked great for the first  month . NOw it wont power on all the way,turns on then turns off almost  instantly. very upsetting.
Warmed up it will run at around 1.75 amps which equates to 210 VA. But Hydrofarm knows, by far, more about what they are doing than sun system. GOOD BUY!
This light is quiet and delivers just what those girls need , halide  clone. Light  is cool running at 24  hrs or less
This is perfect for my 36x20 inch grow tent. I recommend buying a different bulb for it, if you want a bluer spectrum than 4,000K.
This is a great little light if you're only doing a few little plants. I would only recommend doing about a two foot by two foot area as others have stated. Anything larger or very tall would require at least a 400 watt package. I would like to say that it is a great, plug-and-play unit that works well. It will start cold(around 50 F) and runs well, no flickering or that sort of thing.
This is a great light for the price. My bell peppers are thriving in their new home. Im looking to add Tomatoes
Answer: yes