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PLS 9 Watt Blacklight
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£10.87
£10.87
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£8.01
£8.01
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£9.61
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Part No: PLS9BL
Part No: PLS9BL
Product Summary
Cap/Base
G23
G23
Cap/Base Type
2 Pin
2 Pin
Colour
Blacklight
Blacklight
Diameter
32 mm
32 mm
Length
165 mm
165 mm
Manufacturer
Leading Brand
Leading Brand
Type
Ultra Violet Fluorescent Tubes
Ultra Violet Fluorescent Tubes
Wattage
9 W
9 W
PLS 9 Watt Blacklight
from Leading Brand (Model: PLS9BL)PLS 2 Pin G23 bulb 9 Watt Compact Fluorescent Lamp, the perfect alternative to a standard incandescent or fluorescent lamp.This Blacklight lamp offers savings of up to 80% in energy usage compared to an incandescent and an impressive 8000 hour lamp life. Applications include insect-o-cutor units and special effects.
Product Barcodes
associated with this item| 043168429351 | |
| 43168429351 |
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| PLS9BL350 GE |
| PLS9W 2PIN BL: |
| U9W L023 |
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