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    About Brightness and Light Appearance
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    Find the right lumen level to brighten your space. Then, compare the way warm, neutral, and cool lighting affect the appearance of everyday objects.

    Bi-Pin-Base Tubular Light Bulbs

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Light Bulbs. Bi-Pin-Base Tubular Light Bulbs.
    Image of Specification. T5 Bulb Shape. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. T5 Bulb Shape. Bi-Pin-Base Tubular Light Bulbs.
    Image of Specification. T8 Bulb Shape. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. T8 Bulb Shape. Bi-Pin-Base Tubular Light Bulbs.

    T5 Bulb

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    T8 Bulb

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    Replace your fluorescent bulbs or upgrade to LED. These light bulbs are the most common tubular bulbs for fixtures inside plants, warehouses, and offices. Select a light appearance to match your existing lighting. If you’re not sure what temperature you need, choose a bulb with more than one light appearance. You can adjust the temperature with a switch.
    LED—LED bulbs last longer and are more efficient than fluorescent bulbs. You can choose bulbs that work with or without a ballast—some bulbs can do both.
    Fluorescent—Fluorescent bulbs contain small amounts of mercury. For disposal information, visit www.epa.gov/cfl.
    Ballast-Bypass LED—Ballast-bypass bulbs work with sockets that are wired directly to the power source, which cuts down on maintenance. If your fixture has a ballast, you’ll need to remove it.
    Ballast Compatible LED— Ballast-compatible bulbs are a quick replacement for fluorescent bulbs, since they work with most instant-start electronic ballasts. Check if your ballast is compatible by selecting a part number and clicking product detail.
    Plastic Bulb—Plastic bulbs are shatterproof.
    Cannot Be Sold To—Bulbs that cannot be sold to the listed areas do not meet local regulations for mercury content or energy efficiency.
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    T5 Bulb Shape (5/8" Dia.)
     
    Fluorescent
    34"21 WNeutral (3,500 K)2,100 lm85GlassF21T5, FP2121 W20,000California, Canada, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Minnesota, Oregon, Rhode Island61562K23000000401562K730000000
    34"21 WNeutral (4,100 K)2,100 lm85GlassF21T5, FP2121 W20,000California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Minnesota, Oregon, Rhode Island61562K5200000———0
     
    T8 Bulb Shape (1" Dia.)
     
    LED—Ballast Compatible (Type A)
    48"32 WNeutral (4,000 K)2,100 lm82PlasticF32T8, FO3213 W70,00011619N2900000———0
    48"32 WCool (5,000 K)2,100 lm82PlasticF32T8, FO3213 W70,00011619N3100000———0
     
    LED—Ballast Bypass (Type B)
    48"32 WNeutral (3,500 K)2,100 lm82PlasticF32T8, FO3213 W50,00019633N3600000———0
    48"32 WNeutral (4,000 K)2,100 lm80GlassF32T8, FO3214.5 W50,000———0259633N43000000
    48"32 WNeutral (4,100 K)2,100 lm82PlasticF32T8, FO3213 W50,00019633N3700000———0
    48"32 WCool (5,000 K)2,100 lm80GlassF32T8, FO3214.5 W50,000———0259633N44000000
    48"32 WCool (5,000 K)2,100 lm82PlasticF32T8, FO3213 W50,00019633N3800000———0
     
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