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Halco FC12T9CW 32W 12 Inch Fluorescent T9 4100K 2000Lm 62 CRI G10Q Base Tube (37507)

Halco FC12T9CW 32W 12 Inch Fluorescent T9 4100K 2000Lm 62 CRI G10Q Base Tube (37507)

SKU FC12T9CW-37507
by Halco
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$8.19
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10651 Northend Ave, Ferndale MI 48220
Product Description

This 12-inch T9 circleline fluorescent tube fits standard ring fixtures with the G10Q four-pin base. It draws power via the single locking base and delivers 2,100 lumens of 4100K cool white light at 32 watts, a straight replacement for circleline lamps in ceiling drums, decorative pendants, and older cove installations.

Features

  • 12-inch circular T9 tube, G10Q base
  • 32 watts, 2,100 lumens, 4100K cool white
  • 62 CRI, 12,000-hour average rated life
  • Rapid start, non-dimmable

Ideal For: Ceiling Drum Fixtures • Cove Lighting • Display Lighting • Indirect Fixtures • Decorative Pendants

Requires a rapid-start ballast. 2-year warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions
How bright is this product?
With 2100 lumens, this product provides high light output suitable for illuminating large areas or spaces requiring strong visibility.
What color temperature is this product?
This product has a color temperature of 4100K, delivering cool white light with a crisp, clean appearance and clear visual definition.
Is this product dimmable?
This product is non-dimmable and should not be used with a dimmer.
Is this product UL listed?
This product is UL Listed meaning it has been tested and certified by Underwriters Laboratories to meet established safety standards.
What is the CRI and how does it affect light quality?
This product has a CRI of 62, providing basic color rendering performance. Colors may appear less vivid and less precise compared to higher CRI options.