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FM FURNITURE 10pack cfl double u-shaped twin tube, 3000k, pld 2-pin, 9w, g23-2, 525lm
Fluorescent Lamp
Fluorescent Lamps: 3 things to consider before buying
When choosing Water Toilets, it's crucial to consider the size and shape that best fits your bathroom space. Measure the available area before shopping to ensure a comfortable fit. Round bowls are typically more compact, making them ideal for smaller bathrooms, while elongated bowls offer more comfort but require additional space. Also, check the rough-in measurement—the distance from the wall to the center of the drainpipe outlet—commonly 12″, but sometimes 10″ or 14″.
Color temperature affects the ambiance of your space. Measured in Kelvin (K), lower temperatures (around 2700K) emit a warm, yellowish light ideal for cozy settings like living rooms. Higher temperatures (above 5000K) produce a cool, bluish light suitable for task-oriented areas like offices or kitchens. Consider where you'll place the fluorescent lamp to select the right color temperature for your needs.
Fluorescent lamps are known for their energy efficiency, but it varies between models. Check the lumens per watt rating to determine how much light a lamp produces per unit of energy consumed. A higher lumens per watt ratio indicates better efficiency, which can help you save on electricity bills. Additionally, look for ENERGY STAR-certified options for guaranteed performance.
FAQ
Fluorescent lamps are lighting devices that use electricity to excite mercury vapor, producing ultraviolet light that causes a phosphor coating inside the lamp to glow. These lamps are energy-efficient and provide bright, even lighting. They come in various shapes and sizes to suit different fixtures and applications.
Fluorescent lamps work by passing an electric current through mercury vapor, which emits ultraviolet light. This light then excites a phosphor coating inside the lamp, emitting visible light. The process is efficient, consuming less energy than incandescent bulbs while providing ample illumination.
The size of a fluorescent lamp depends on your fixture and lighting needs. Common sizes include T5, T8, and T12, with varying lengths and diameters. Consider your fixture's specifications and the brightness you need to make the right choice.
Fluorescent lamps are more environmentally friendly than incandescent bulbs because they use less energy and have a longer lifespan. However, they contain small amounts of mercury, requiring proper disposal or recycling to minimize environmental impact.
You can use fluorescent lamps in fixtures designed for them. Ensure compatibility with your fixture's socket type and ballast requirements. Some fixtures may need specific sizes or types of fluorescent lamps for optimal performance.
Fluorescent lamps flicker due to issues like faulty ballasts, aging tubes, or improper voltage supply. Flickering can reduce lamp life and efficiency. Replacing old components or ensuring correct installation can help resolve flickering problems.
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