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Prolite Compact Fluorescent DD Lamp 2 pin 16 watt Anti Drug Blue
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Part No: FLDD/16AD/PRO
Part No: FLDD/16AD/PRO
Product Summary
Actual Wattage
16 W
16 W
Cap/Base
GR8
GR8
Cap/Base Type
2 Pin
2 Pin
Diameter
141 mm
141 mm
Length
138 mm
138 mm
Manufacturer
Prolite
Prolite
Type
Compact Fluorescent
Compact Fluorescent
Prolite Compact Fluorescent DD Lamp 2 pin 16 watt Anti Drug Blue
from Prolite (Model: FLDD/16AD/PRO) An energy saving 2 Pin DD Compact Fluorescent Lamp rated at 16 Watts that features a special Anti-Drug Blue colour temperature. This GR8 lamp emits a blue light to prevent drug users locating veins. This lamp is commonly used in public amenities. The lamp life of this bulb is 8000 hours.
Product Barcodes
associated with this item| 5051203145840 |
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| 2D16-2P-AD |
| 2D16/BLUE |
| F2D16ANTIDRUGBL J007 |
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