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PLL Compact Fluorescent Lamp 34 Watt Cool White 840
2G11 Cap/Base
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£8.79
£8.79
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£5.81
£5.81
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£6.97
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Part No: PLL34W4P840
Part No: PLL34W4P840
Product Summary
Actual Wattage
34 W
34 W
Cap/Base
2G11
2G11
Cap/Base Type
4 Pin
4 Pin
Colour
Cool White (840/845)
Cool White (840/845)
Colour Temp
4000 K
4000 K
Diameter
44 mm
44 mm
Length
533 mm
533 mm
Manufacturer
Leading Brand
Leading Brand
Type
Compact Fluorescent
Compact Fluorescent
PLL Compact Fluorescent Lamp 34 Watt Cool White 840
from Leading Brand (Model: PLL34W4P840) This 34 Watt Cool White bulb is particularly suited to domestic and commercial applications such as ceiling fixtures and desk lamps. The PLL Compact Fluorescent Lamp is a hugely popular lighting solution due to its energy-saving potential and environmentally friendly composition, excellent luminous efficacy and long life.
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| FSL34840 D123 |
| PLL34-84 |
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My Compact Fluorescent code doesn’t match to your website… Help?
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