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SATCO/NUVO 7W T5 LED Miniature Bi-Pin Base 6500K 50000 Hours 700Lm 120-277V Type B Ballast Bypass Double Ended Wiring (S11909)

SKU SATCO/NUVO-S11909
Original price $7.47 - Original price $7.47
Original price
$7.47
Backorder: Usually Ships in 7-14 Days
Product Description

This 7-watt T5 LED lamp replaces the F13T5 fluorescent tube used in under-cabinet strips, display cases, and appliance lighting. At 21 inches nominal length with a miniature G5 bi-pin base, it drops into the existing socket after the ballast is bypassed and runs on line voltage from 120 to 277 volts.

The Type B ballast-bypass design removes a common failure point from the fixture and cuts energy over the original 13-watt fluorescent, while a PET shatter-proof coating contains glass fragments if the tube is struck. Light output is 700 lumens at 6500K daylight with 80+ CRI, rated for 50,000 hours in universal orientation.

Features

  • Wattage: 7W (replaces 13W fluorescent F13T5/D)
  • Output: 700 lumens
  • Color temperature: 6500K daylight
  • CRI: 80+
  • Length: 21 inches nominal
  • Base: G5 miniature bi-pin
  • Voltage: 120–277V line voltage (ballast bypass)
  • Wiring: Double-ended
  • Rated life: 50,000 hours
  • Shatter protection: PET coated
  • Warranty: 5 years

Ideal For: Display cases • Retail signage • Task lighting • Garages • Workshops

cULus Certified for damp locations. NSF approved for food-service environments. Not for use in vapor-tight fixtures.

Frequently Asked Questions
What color temperature is this product?
This product has a color temperature of 6500K delivering a daylight style light with very high clarity intended for applications requiring maximum visibility.
What voltage does this product operate on?
This product operates on 120V-277V and is compatible with a wide range of standard residential and commercial electrical systems. Always consult with an electrician regarding your specific voltage requirements.