GE 20w Vegetable Green

Here's an oddball you won't see often: A GE F20T12 'Vegetable Green' .. not really sure how to best describe the color, its kinda like a mix of green-yellow-warm-white.
Must be fairly old since its inside etch'ed too.

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Arrowslim

[18 Nov, 2016 at 05:18 PM]

you guys certainly had some of the better colours of fluorescent tubes over there. I've seen some really awesome deep, and light blues amongst others.

Kev

[19 Nov, 2016 at 11:19 PM]

OMG this is a new one to me lol, is this actually used for the horticulture industry???

XmasLightGuy

[21 Nov, 2016 at 12:00 AM]

@Arrowslim:
Yeah, they deff made some odd colours here - like this one (and I saw on one of the forums that such thing as a warm-green exists too).
I've never seen one of those deep blues like a couple guys on LG got. Finding one of those would be...well you'd probably have a better chance of finding a needle in a haystack LOL
I'll admit they made some cool stuff back in the day here, but he never had BC fluorescents, or 5 & 6-foot as a common thing like you guys do.

@Kev:
I believe it actually meant for stores to put above the fresh vegetable section, like some do with those pink-ish lamps on meat...

Andy

[22 Nov, 2016 at 06:24 PM]

Interesting one! Never heard of this before. Great find! Cool

BC5-80

[04 Jul, 2024 at 01:27 PM]

I've come to the party late. This is a new one on me. I've heard of Cool Green but not Vegetable Green.

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GE 20w Vegetable Green

Here's an oddball you won't see often: A GE F20T12 'Vegetable Green' .. not really sure how to best describe the color, its kinda like a mix of green-yellow-warm-white. Must be fairly old since its inside etch'ed too.

Here's an oddball you won't see often: A GE F20T12 'Vegetable Green' .. not really sure how to best describe the color, its kinda like a mix of green-yellow-warm-white.
Must be fairly old since its inside etch'ed too.