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Prolite Compact Fluorescent DD Lamp 4 pin 28 watt Anti Drug Blue
GR10q Cap/Base
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£12.99
£12.99
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£7.14
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Part No: FLDD4/28AD/PRO
Part No: FLDD4/28AD/PRO
Product Summary
Actual Wattage
28 W
28 W
Cap/Base
GR10q
GR10q
Cap/Base Type
4 Pin
4 Pin
Diameter
207 mm
207 mm
Length
205 mm
205 mm
Manufacturer
Prolite
Prolite
Type
Compact Fluorescent
Compact Fluorescent
Prolite Compact Fluorescent DD Lamp 4 pin 28 watt Anti Drug Blue
from Prolite (Model: FLDD4/28AD/PRO) An energy saving 4 Pin DD Compact Fluorescent Lamp rated at 28 Watts that features a special Anti-Drug Blue colour temperature. This GR10q 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.
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