GE Biax 2D Compact Fluorescent Lamp 4 pin 55 watt Warm White 830

GR10q Cap/Base

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Product Discontinued

This item was discontinued on 13th January, 2019

This item was discontinued on 13th January, 2019 and is no longer available.

Product Summary

Actual Wattage
55 W

Cap/Base
GR10q

Cap/Base Type
4 Pin

Colour
Warm White (830)

Colour Temp
3000 K

Diameter
207 mm

Length
205 mm

Manufacturer
GE

Type
Compact Fluorescent

GE Biax 2D Compact Fluorescent Lamp 4 pin 55 watt Warm White 830

from GE (Model: F552D/T5/830/4P A/T LEG HB 1/10)

This 4 Pin GR10q 2D Compact Fluorescent Lamp is an ideal energy efficient alternative to a standard incandescent of fluorescent bulb. This 55 Watt Cool White lamp measures 205 x 205 x 24mm (l x w x d), its compact size perfectly suited to many domestic and commercial applications or where space is limited. This lamp requires external control gear.

Technical Specifications

for GE Biax 2D Compact Fluorescent Lamp 4 pin 55 watt Warm White 830

Actual Wattage	55 W
Cap/Base	GR10q
Cap/Base Type	4 Pin
Colour	Warm White (830)
Colour Temp	3000 K
Diameter	207 mm
Dimensions	A=205mm B=205mm C=35mm D=24mm
GE Code	2D
GE Part Code	78339
Length	205 mm
Manufacturer	GE
Manufacturers Average Lamp Life	15000 hrs
Pins	4
Shape	Butterfly (DD)
Shape (Landing)	Butterfly (DD)
Type	Compact Fluorescent

Product Barcodes

associated with this item

043168363587

Part Codes

of alternative stock identifiers

2D55-4P-83 GE

2D55/830/4P GEL [GE BRAND]

F552D/T5/830/4P A/T LEG HB 1/1

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