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GE 28175 5108WW 8W T5 Fluorescent Tube 435LM 7500h
An 8-watt T5 fluorescent tube delivering 435 lumens with a 7,500-hour rated life for aviation cabin use
- Selling Unit1
- TypeFluorescent Tube
- Lumen Range435
- Wattage8 W
- Life Time Hours7500
- 8 W fluorescent tube delivers 435 lumens for efficient cabin lighting
- Rated 7 500 hours life reduces replacement frequency in aircraft
- Miniature bi-pin base fits standard T5 aviation fixtures
- 28175 / 5108WW part numbers simplify maintenance ordering
- Low-voltage discharge design suits aircraft electrical systems
Aircraft cabin fluorescent lamp
The GE 28175 5108WW is an 8 W T5 fluorescent tube designed for aircraft cabin lighting. It delivers 435 lumens from a miniature bi-pin base and carries a rated life of 7500 hours. This lamp is built for low-voltage aviation systems where consistent output matters.
Suits aviation maintenance; not for general fixtures
Maintenance teams servicing aircraft cabins will find the correct form factor and voltage rating here. Installers working with standard mains-voltage fittings or decorative luminaires cannot use this tube. Buyers who need a different base type or higher lumen output should look elsewhere.
Miniature bi-pin base decides fit
The sole specification that determines compatibility is the miniature bi-pin base required by the aircraft socket. If the fixture uses any other base, this lamp will not install. Match the base before ordering.
Highlights
- 8 W fluorescent tube delivers 435 lumens for efficient cabin lighting
- Rated 7 500 hours life reduces replacement frequency in aircraft
- Miniature bi-pin base fits standard T5 aviation fixtures
- 28175 / 5108WW part numbers simplify maintenance ordering
- Low-voltage discharge design suits aircraft electrical systems
Specifications
| Selling Unit | 1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | GE |
| Type | Fluorescent Tube |
| Lumen Range | 435 |
| Wattage | 8 W |
| Life Time Hours | 7500 |
Questions about this item
What does the 435 lumen output mean for cabin lighting?
The 435 lumen rating indicates the total visible light emitted; in an aircraft cabin fixture this provides functional low-voltage illumination for reading or panel work.
How does the miniature bi-pin base limit fixture compatibility?
The G5 miniature bi-pin base only fits T5 sockets wired for low-voltage discharge operation; it will not work in standard mains-voltage fluorescent fixtures.
What physical space does the 28175 tube need to mount?
The T5 tubular envelope requires a linear slot long enough for its 8 watt length with bi-pin clearance at each end for the lampholders.
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