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Compact Fluorescent DD Lamp 4 pin 28 watt Anti-Drug Blue
GR10q Cap/Base
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Compact Fluorescent DD Lamp 4 pin 28 watt Anti-Drug Blue
This item was discontinued on 10th November, 2015 and is no longer available.
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£7.04
£7.04
Inc. VAT £8.45
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Part No: FLDD4/28AD/PRO
Product Summary
Actual Wattage
28 W
28 W
Cap/Base
GR10q
GR10q
Cap/Base Type
4 Pin
4 Pin
Colour
Blue
Blue
Diameter
141 mm
141 mm
Length
138 mm
138 mm
Manufacturer
Leading Brand
Leading Brand
Type
Compact Fluorescent
Compact Fluorescent
Voltage
240 Volt
240 Volt
Compact Fluorescent DD Lamp 4 pin 28 watt Anti-Drug Blue
from Leading Brand (Model: BLUE/BUTFLY/28W/4P)
Here we have a Coloured Butterfly Compact lamp. This lamp will be sent away for colouring and this can take 2-3 weeks. Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| F2DE28ANTIDRUGB J007 |
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