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20-Pack GE LED Linear 15W EQ 48" Cool White Type A Tube Light Bulb Expired
$30
$49.99
+ Free Store Pickup
Lowes has 20-Pack GE LED Linear 15W EQ 48" Cool White Type A Tube Light Bulb (93129477) for $29.99. Choose free store pickup where stock permits otherwise shipping is free on orders of $45+.
Thanks to Community Member tunabreath for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Community Member tunabreath for finding this deal.
Features:
- 32 Watt replacement using only 15 Watts (1800 lumens)
- Rated to last 16 years based on 6 hours per day use
- Saves 67 dollars on energy costs per bulb vs. 32-Watt fluorescent over the bulb's life
- Non-dimmable
- Cool, white light with 4000 Kelvin color temperature
- 20 LED tubes per package
- T8 LED tube (1-inch diameter) with medium bi-pin base type (G13)
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- This price is $19.99 lower (39% savings) than the list price of $49.98.
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Lowe's has GE LED Linear 15-Watt EQ 48-in Cool White Linear Type A LED Tube Light Bulb (20-Pack) for $29.99. Store pickup is free.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/GE-GE-LE...5000245357
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Most of these new LED bulbs are type A&B, which work with and without a ballast. I prefer to remove the ballast altogether, which makes it more simple, reliable, and energy efficient than these bulbs. That being said, if you don't want to do any wiring, and your ballasts are still good, these are easy to just plug in and go.
The LEDs were well packed, no broken bulbs or bent end pins in either box.
They didn't make the old ballasts buzz or have any problems with flickering.
At 1800 lumen, I worried that they would be dimmer than the old t8 bulbs that claimed to be 2500 lumen
But between blowing out decades of dust from the diffusers and the zillion hours on the old T8s, they appear to be equally bright.
Here is a pic to show you that the LED bulbs look like daylight and the old t8 look like antiques:
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Most of these new LED bulbs are type A&B, which work with and without a ballast. I prefer to remove the ballast altogether, which makes it more simple, reliable, and energy efficient than these bulbs. That being said, if you don't want to do any wiring, and your ballasts are still good, these are easy to just plug in and go.
Most of these new LED bulbs are type A&B, which work with and without a ballast. I prefer to remove the ballast altogether, which makes it more simple, reliable, and energy efficient than these bulbs. That being said, if you don't want to do any wiring, and your ballasts are still good, these are easy to just plug in and go.
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Most of these new LED bulbs are type A&B, which work with and without a ballast. I prefer to remove the ballast altogether, which makes it more simple, reliable, and energy efficient than these bulbs. That being said, if you don't want to do any wiring, and your ballasts are still good, these are easy to just plug in and go.
Most of these new LED bulbs are type A&B, which work with and without a ballast. I prefer to remove the ballast altogether, which makes it more simple, reliable, and energy efficient than these bulbs. That being said, if you don't want to do any wiring, and your ballasts are still good, these are easy to just plug in and go.
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I have old ballast type fluorescent lights. How do I convert to led tubes and get rid of the ballasts
Thank you