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GE Polylux F75W T12 35 6FT Fluorescent Lighting shop near me was closing down. Most the good stuff was gone but managed to nab this! Keywords: T12;fluorescent

GE Polylux F75W T12 35 6FT Fluorescent

Lighting shop near me was closing down.
Most the good stuff was gone but managed to nab this!

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Album name:lasagafield / Lasagafield's Lights
Keywords:T12 / fluorescent
Manufacturer:GE
Type/Model:T12 Linear Fluorescent
Wattage:75
Filesize:153 KiB
Date added:13 Jun, 2018
Dimensions:1325 x 698 pixels
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Funkybulb   [13 Jun, 2018 at 12:49 PM]
Very cool find Cool I have T8 840 GE polylux, ive notice demand for EU T8 is dropping off due more commercial reach in refrigerators are going more and more leds. Far A T12 goes this one is pretty easy and infact American HO 6 foot tube
Full power 85 watt tubes i still get today and those tubes are in high demands for general lighting and in sign use.
BC5-80   [13 Jun, 2018 at 01:20 PM]
Won't that be Pluslux - i.e. Halophosphate? Polylux is Triphosphor.
Danny   [13 Jun, 2018 at 01:45 PM]
Yes pluslux it’s made by Sylvania in Germany
lasagafield   [14 Jun, 2018 at 07:36 AM]
They have one left. Should I grab it?
BC5-80   [14 Jun, 2018 at 01:00 PM]
It depends how much they want and if it 'lights your candle'. It wouldn't light mine as it's bog standard boring White. Is it going cheap?
lasagafield   [15 Jun, 2018 at 11:56 AM]
This ones a tenner. Get them cheaper in bulk online but I quite like the convenience of popping in a light shop in 2018 and walking out with a GE 80+ 6ft T12.
fluorescent   [15 Jun, 2018 at 01:13 PM]
What do you mean by "80+"?
Kev   [15 Jun, 2018 at 07:51 PM]
These were a fuck up standard halophosphor made by Slyvania for GE branded Polylux when they are most certainly NOT Polylux
lasagafield   [16 Jun, 2018 at 10:15 AM]
Haven't powered it up yet. By 80+ I mean CRI as Tri tubes usually are. Either way even if it is halo or tri it's getting harder to get 6 foot tubes unless you order in bulk as no one can post them so i'm happy with it.
Ash   [16 Jun, 2018 at 11:32 AM]
Here no shops seem to stock even Tri T8's. I had to order a box of 25 18W/827 for 5 tubes. I see your point

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