SYLVANIA F20T12 / D 20W T12 Day Light 6500K light bulb
- Fluorescent Tubes
- 20
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A case of 24 linear fluorescent T12 tubes, each 36 inches long, 30 watts, 3500K colour temperature and 2350 lumens initial output
This case contains 24 linear fluorescent tubes rated at 30 watts each with a G13 medium bi-pin base. The 36 inch T12 lamps produce 2350 initial lumens at 3500K colour temperature for work space lighting. They suit commercial or industrial fixtures that accept T12 diameter tubes with bi-pin connections.
Mean lumens settle at 2120 after the initial period, giving 78 lumens per watt across the 18000 hour nominal rated life. The 3500K soft white colour and 73 CRI remain stable throughout the operating cycle. Mercury content is 4.95 mg per lamp sealed in sodalime glass.
Verify that existing fixtures use a G13 medium bi-pin socket and are wired for 30 watt T12 operation with a compatible rapid-start ballast. The 1.5 inch diameter and 36.0 inch nominal length must match the luminaire dimensions. Confirm the ballast supports F30T12 lamp types before installation.
| Type | Fluorescent Tubes |
|---|---|
| Brand | GE |
| Watts | 30 |
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