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Philipe 5000k UltraLume A Philips F40T12 5000k UltraLume lamp. When it comes to the various 'white' F40's, this was one of my favorites, just because they were brighter, and had a nice clean white color. Even though this is good vintage stuff (which should be kept) I was tempted to put one of them in use...maybe

Philipe 5000k UltraLume

A Philips F40T12 5000k UltraLume lamp.
When it comes to the various 'white' F40's, this was one of my favorites, just because they were brighter, and had a nice clean white color.


Even though this is good vintage stuff (which should be kept) I was tempted to put one of them in use...maybe
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Filename:P40_5KU.jpg
Album name:XmasLightGuy / Fluorescent Lamps
Manufacturer:Philips
Type/Model:F40/50U
Wattage:40
Date manufactured:05-2006 (or possibly 1986)
Filesize:96 KiB
Date added:25 Feb, 2019
Dimensions:600 x 1057 pixels
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FrontSideBus   [25 Feb, 2019 at 11:04 AM]
I think 5000k is criminally underused tbh. Cooler than 4000k but not as hardcore as 6500k, a good ballance.
XmasLightGuy   [26 Feb, 2019 at 02:04 AM]
@FrontSideBus:
Yep true! Depending on the lamp ofcourse..
I've seen some 5000k's that have a dull-almost purple-ish tint to them (not a good look Laughing )
Then there's the modern high-CRI ones, allot of which are pretty dim.
There's these which were pretty much perfect (sucks that they're banned now), and there's some other 5000k, that provide nice crisp/clean/bright like these.

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