Will this lamp take t8 light tubes??
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As to the question of will a T-8 Fluro fit into a T-5 fluoro fixture. They do not on the fixture I have. T-5's have a smaller set of pins, where as t-8's are wider apart. I would expect a ballast to be light bulb specific. SM
1055422
No it will not. The sockets are too small, the entire fixture is not wide enough to handle the additional size, the ballast is the wrong type as well.
1055423
No. Only T5 bulbs work. Check this one out, it's what I use as replacement bulbs and it's even better than the ones included in this fixture. It gives off better light output and the quality of the product is superb. Hope it helps! (Pack of 6) F54T5/865/HO 54-Watt T5 High Output 6500K Daylight Bulbs
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Not sure what a t bulb is. (Bayonet?). It looks better with a long tubular bulb. It's a full size screw thread & suggest lowest wattage you can get. There is a plastic covering on the inside of the shade & that can warp if you put too many watts in there. 60w would be too much. We have a 25w tube bulb in after noticing some darkening of the inside of the shade off a 40w bulb.
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it depends what kind of fixture is, if its a t5 fixture that will take t5 bulbs, t8 t8 bulbs, and so on and so forth
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No, only T8. You should like the T8s better - they're easier to install/use, more energy efficient, smaller in diameter, seem brighter.
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I have used this ballast only for T12 lamps. T8's have smaller diameter and generally take less power. This ballast would probably work electrically but is wider (1.4 vs 1.1 inches) than a T8 ballast and might not fit the lamp fixture. GE sells T8 ballasts like the 72275 GE232-MV-N. In Amazon, search for "ballast T8" and look among the candidates to match the number of lamps in the fixture, their length (24", 48", 96", etc.) and their wattage.
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This hood uses aT24 fluorescent bulb. It is not big enough to hold a T36 bulb.
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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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I assume you mean the T10 bulbs. This fixture wasn't designed for them better to buy a regular bulb with the fixture. Only a few bucks for the bulb.
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Yes. It's a full spectrum 27W quad tube fluorescent bulb. I had the bulb replaced with this one, it works great Triangle Bulbs T50026 - FML27/65K, 27 Watt, 6500K Natural Daylight, 4-pin GX10q-4 Base, FML Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb
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no it will not, its not metal halide or T5 lighting. just a led light. Very bright though, stays cool, and consumes minimal energy.
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No, you can use any type of T10 bulb, which are about 4" long, tube shaped incandescent. I use a 40W as I don't like the brightness of a 60 or 100. But you can use any wattage you want.
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No. I had to purchase a T8 shop light fixture (Home Depot) to replace a T5 version I had on hand. I use it over a 90 gal. Aquarium in which I keep an adult female yellow bellied turtle. She's healthy and is still growing every year. I replace the bulbs every year. Good luck.
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Dear Ronald, Thank you for your interest in Robertson Worldwide. The RSW240T12120 is no recommended for use with F96T8 lamps. We do have an Instant Start unit available to run 1 or 2 F96T8 lamps called the ISA259T8MV that would be a better fit for your applications. Please visit the Amazon product page to view spec sheets or our www.robertsondirect.com website for additional technical details. Please let me know if you have any additional questions. I will be happy to assist you.Sincerely, Brian K. Robertson Worldwide
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Yes it will if jts truly 110 lumen difference it's hard to tell if the output of any light is true without a tool to me assure lumen output , sold cheap on amazon usually!!
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Yes. T9 is the size. Any T9 bulb will work. The 2700K that you state is the white-ness / yellow-ness of the light. The 32W that you state means that your existing bulb consumes 32 Watts of electricity. This product consumes just about the same at 30 Watts, so it will work fine. You wouldn't want to overload your existing light fixture with too many Watts, so equal Wattage or a little lower will be fine.
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Yes. Check the specifications for height and the height of your light unit, also.
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No, this is for 3 or 4 T8 bulbs. You want the GE Lighting 23671 http://www.amazon.com/GE-Lighting-23671-GE232-120-N-Fluorescent/dp/B000M0EC66/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_text_y