How do you read fluorescent bulb sizes?
Fluorescent tube shape Linear fluorescent lamps typically include a “T” in the shape abbreviation with a number following it. This “T” stands for tube and the number that follows is the diameter of the tube. That number is divided into 8 to translate into inches. So a T8 has a one inch diameter.
How do I know what length fluorescent tube I need?
For length it is imperative to measure your tube to the end of the tube including the pins. Sometimes it is easier to use a tape measure than a small ruler.
How do I know what kind of lightbulb I have?
Bulbs shapes have an alphanumeric code. The letter tells you the general shape of the bulb and number tells you the width or diameter of the largest part of the bulb in eighths of an inch. For example, the common and well-known standard light bulb for a table lamp is also referred to as an “A19”.
What is the difference between T8 and T5?
T5 fluorescent light bulb is a newer technology than T8. T5 fluorescent light bulb has an efficiency of about 100 lm/W. T8 fluorescent light bulb can reach about 90 lm/W luminous efficacy. In other words, T5 fluorescent lamps can use the same amount of power to produce more light.
How to setup Philips Smart LED bulb?
Plug in your Bridge to a wall outlet for power. Connect your Bridge to your Wi-Fi router using an ethernet cable.
Can I use Philips Hue bulbs outdoors?
Philips says that its Hue bulbs are meant for indoor use only, because the weather can impact the bulbs negatively, which makes sense. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean that these bulbs will stop working the moment you use them outdoors. Furthermore, Philips Hue actually offers a few options aimed at outdoor use.
How do I dispose fluorescent light bulbs?
– Place any soft materials inside a sealed plastic bag – Avoid spreading broken glass or mercury powder – Wipe up mess with wet paper towel (including shoes) and place used paper towels into a sealed container (preferable a glass container) – Take broken fluorescent tubes and clean up items to local e-waste facility for more information
What are CFL bulbs and where should they be used?
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