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GE Lighting 66829 32W 2900lm 3000K 48in T8 24pk
A case of 24 fluorescent T8 tubes delivering 2900 lumens each at 3000K warm white
- Watts32
- 32 W delivers 2900 lumens of warm 3000 K light
- 48 in T8 tube fits standard G13 medium bi-pin fixtures
- 24-lamp case simplifies bulk replacement projects
- Warm white tone suits kitchens and bathrooms
- GE Lighting brand backs consistent output and reliability
GE 66829 32W T8 fluorescent case
This case contains 24 GE 66829 linear fluorescent lamps. Each lamp delivers 32 watts and 2900 lumens at a 3000K warm white colour temperature. The tubes measure 48 inches and use a G13 medium bipin base. They are suited for commercial or residential fixtures that accept T8 lamps.
Buyers needing T8 48in 3000K tubes
Facilities replacing existing 48 inch T8 lamps in troffers, wraparounds or strip fixtures will find a direct match. Spaces that require a different colour temperature, a different tube diameter, or LED retrofit solutions should consider other options.
G13 medium bipin base decides fit
The G13 base is the sole mechanical and electrical interface for these lamps. Verify that the fixture sockets are G13 before purchase; fixtures with any other socket type will not accept these tubes.
Highlights
- 32 W delivers 2900 lumens of warm 3000 K light
- 48 in T8 tube fits standard G13 medium bi-pin fixtures
- 24-lamp case simplifies bulk replacement projects
- Warm white tone suits kitchens and bathrooms
- GE Lighting brand backs consistent output and reliability
Specifications
| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Watts | 32 |
Questions about this item
How much heat does each 32 watt T8 lamp add to a room running all day?
Each 32 watt fluorescent lamp converts most of its power into light and heat, so a single 48 inch tube adds a steady 32 watts of thermal load to the space.
What fixture or ballast do I already need for these G13 base tubes?
The lamps use a G13 medium bi-pin base and require a compatible 48 inch T8 fixture with an electronic or magnetic ballast rated for 32 watt operation.
Will these 3000K warm white tubes match the colour of older 3000K fluorescents I keep?
Yes, the 3000K colour temperature is the same warm white rating used on many existing T8 lamps, so the light appearance should blend with older tubes of the same Kelvin value.
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