GE 2D Watt-Miser Compact Fluorescent Lamp 4 pin 28 watt Warm White 830
Product Summary
GR10q
4 Pin
3000 K
> 80
Dimmable
207 mm
Butterfly (DD)
Warm White (830)
2150 lm
GE
Compact Fluorescent
Light Bulb
220-240 Volt
28 W
207 mm
GE 2D Watt-Miser Compact Fluorescent Lamp 4 pin 28 watt Warm White 830
from GE (Model: F282D/T5/830/4P GE HB1/10 WM)| Cap/Base | GR10q |
| Cap/Base Type | 4 Pin |
| Colour Temp | 3000 K |
| CRI Rating | > 80 |
| Dimming? | Dimmable |
| Length | 207 mm |
| Light Bulb Type | Butterfly (DD) |
| Light Colour | Warm White (830) |
| Lumens | 2150 lm |
| Manufacturer | GE |
| Manufacturers Average Lamp Life | 15000 hrs |
| Technology | Compact Fluorescent |
| Type | Light Bulb |
| Voltage | 220-240 Volt |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| Wattage | 28 W |
| Width | 207 mm |
Product Barcodes
associated with this item| 043168750684 | |
| 0043168750684 |
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| 85120 |
| F282D/T5/830/4P GE HB1/10 WM |
| GE 4P 830 28W 2D |
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