Crompton 35W T5 58" Fluorescent Bulb - Daylight
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Crompton Lamps Fluorescent 1449mm T5 Tube 35W HE High Efficiency Daylight | £2.69 | ||||
Crompton 35W T5 58" Fluorescent Bulb - Daylight | £9.13 |
Crompton 35W T5 Fluorescent Bulb G5 58 Inch Triphosphor Long Life Light Bulb Lamp (1449mm exc Pins, 1461mm inc Pins) Ideal as an Under Cabinet and Feature Lighting, Slim Luminaires and Pelmet Lighting Replacement Lamps. These 3300/3005 lumen tube bulbs are ideal for pelmet lighting, Slim luminaires and fixtures and low energy cabinet shelf lighting in the home and for commercial use. T5 Lamps Generally Have the Same Dimensions Across ALL Brands Main Features: T5 Halophosphate bulb 35W Version (1449mm exc Pins, 1461mm inc Pins) 20,000 Hour Long Life SPECTRA-PLUS Triphosphor technology Excellent colour rendering and high lumen maintenance Designed for use with High-Frequency ballasts Technical Specification: Watts: 35W Cap: G5/T5 Colour Appearance: White Cool White Daylight White Colour Temperature: 3500K 4000K 6400K Initial lumen output: 3300 3300 3050 Lm Colour rendering/index group: 851B Dimensions: Diameter: 16mm Length Including Pins: 1461mm Length Excluding Pins: 1449mm Energy Efficiency Rating: A+ A+ A Comes with a 20,000 Hour Long Life Guarantee from the Manufacturer Specification Sheet
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