Name: Satco S8467 40 Watt Cool White U-Bend Fluorescent Light Bulb (T12)
Brand: Satco
SKU: 566S8467
Price: 8.69 USD
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Product Overview

20,000 average rated hours of luminescence
2750 lumens with 4000K cool white color temperature
Medium bi-pin base
Uses less energy than comparable incandescent bulbs
Up to 90 CRI

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This item cannot ship to CA, CO, DC, HI, MA, NJ, NV, NY, OR, RI, VT or WA

UPC Code:10045923084673

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Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 1.13 lb.
Length: 22 1/2 Inches
Diameter: 1 1/2 Inches
Wattage: 40 Watts
Application: Energy-Saving
Base Style: Medium Bi-Pin
Brightness: 2,750 Lumens
Bulb Shape: T Series
Burn Time: 20,000 Hr.
Color Rendering Index: 90
Color Temperature: 4,000 Kelvin Cool White
Finish: Frosted
Type: Fluorescent Bulbs
Usage: Indoor

Satco S8467 Details

Brilliantly illuminate your commercial kitchen, office, or hospitality service with this Satco 40 watt U-bend fluorescent light bulb. More sustainable than traditional incandescent lamps, fluorescent light bulbs help to reduce utility costs and generally last longer. They also distribute a brighter light at your establishment.

This efficient bulb has a CRI (Color Rendering Index) of 90, assuring your operation's lighting will be bright and direct. The bulb's elongated shape provides optimum light distribution, and it delivers up to 20,000 hours of light. This medium bi-pin based bulb yields 2750 lumens at 4000K to provide a cool, white light.

Overall Dimensions:
Length: 22 1/2"
Diameter: 1 1/2"

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Can this item ship to all 50 states?

This item cannot ship to California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, or Washington.

What does the number with “K” at the end mean?

Measured using the Kelvin Scale, this number refers to the color hue emitted by the bulb’s light. Lower Kelvin numbers will have a more yellow output while higher Kelvin numbers will let out a bluer light.