does this fixture take T8 bulbs?
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The bulbs I have are 32W bulbs. I don't see a "T" number. they are the shorter of the standard flurescent tubes. If you want, I'll measure them and get more numbers. Hope this helps.
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The bulbs I have are 32W bulbs. I don't see a "T" number. they are the shorter of the standard flurescent tubes.If you want, I'll measure them and get more numbers. Hope this helps.
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Yes. 2 x F32T8 bulbs. Beware - this fixture will trip a GFCI receptacle, so I don't recommend it for a garage or basement where all the receptacles are GFCIs.
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I'm saying no,but contact the company to make sure. The bulbs that you receive are huge.
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Yes. I have them in multiple fixtures that require the bulbs in that orientation.
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These fixtures take standard screw-in (E27) light bulbs. If your bulb has pins instead of an E27 base then I think you're out of luck save finding an adapter.
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Hi Erin, thanks for the question. It's not as hard as it may seem. You just remove the casing and exchange the bulb. This fixture uses T-4 bulbs of a maximum of 100w. We hope this helps! If you have any other questions Erin, please reach out to one of our experts. They know everything, and they're literally sitting right next to their phones right now:) Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193
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It sure looks like it does....it is 4' long...T5 for sure...and others who bought it bought 4' bulbs. You are a go!
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Can't say for certain about this particular ballast, but my experience with other fluorescent fixtures is that F34 bulbs will work in place of F40 bulbs. Just be sure you are using T12 (1-1/2" diameter) bulbs and not a T8.
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Generally yes, although i guess it depends what you are growing. Personally i switch to t5 bulbs that are between 30,000 k - 35,000 k. The lights it comes with are good for vegetative growth.
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This requires a ballast and should work in a 15 watt T8 fluorescent fixture.
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Nope. You even have to buy the bulbs separately. It's a no biggie tho, because they are all just easy to buy. Just a suggestion, tho. I'd really recommend that you use these fluorescent tubes. It worked best for me in terms of lighting (that is, if you want your light to be bright but also very pleasing for the eyes) and this bulb, specifically, is really durable and energy efficient. Hope it helps! (Case of 10) F32T8/SPX65 DAYLIGHT Linear Fluorescent 32-Watt T8 FO32 865 Light Bulbs 48"
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I checked Google, and the instructions were simplified. You are looking for T4 (thats the width of the bulb) and then check the wattage you are replacing- Here it is 16w. The "T" number and wattage is all you need to know. The bulbs with this base are standardized.
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if the base is the same, it should interchange. You should be able to find T-3 replacements on amazon. I have found a replacement for every bulb in our coach for about 1/10 to 1/4 of the local costs Of replacement.
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My husband bought regular shop light fixtures and had exchange them because the reptile bulb size is "T8" and a regular fluorescent fixture is a "T10" I believe. He got the T8 fixture in Lowes. We also found out that if there is not 2 bulbs in the unit a single light won't light up. I hope that helps!
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My unit came with an Agrobrite 6400 K color temp T5 lamp. You can put in what ever you want. T5 bulbs are available in a variety of color temperatures.
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I cannot say that the f2c5535 bulb will fit your fixture. It's certainly a function of the diameter of the inner bulb which has to fit within some spring clips on the fixture. There is nothing in either set of numbers that tells me this diameter. I think that the T6 number is the size of the glass bulb which is about what mine is, also the 55W is fifty five watts and the 3500K is the lumens or brightness. The higher the number the brighter the bulb. Sorry, but I don't know what the rest of the numbers stand for, but somewhere you need to find the diameter of the bulb to fit in the mounting clips.
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According to our data, your vehicle uses T5 bulbs. Please refer the link below. Thanks http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AAYG6EU
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sorry, I have both kinds and I can't remember which they use. I got them for my greenhouse. I'm pretty sure they were T8 because those were the types of bulbs I had to buy but I can't guarantee it. It seems like the bulb type was included in the product description. The lights are very lightweight and come completely assembled which is nice.