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Phillips Softone 16w & 20w CFLs Philips Softone 16w & 20w CFLs, unused. 815 & 1160 lumens respectively. Both rated at 6,000 hours which I suspect is quite a conservative rating. Date codes J4 & K5 = September 2004 and October 2005. Made in Poland.

Phillips Softone 16w & 20w CFLs


Philips Softone 16w & 20w CFLs, unused. 815 & 1160 lumens respectively. Both rated at 6,000 hours which I suspect is quite a conservative rating. Date codes J4 & K5 = September 2004 and October 2005. Made in Poland.

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Kev   [09 Apr, 2018 at 06:09 AM]
Only 6000 hours interesting
Zelandeth   [09 Apr, 2018 at 08:16 AM]
These have always seemed to last well for me - biggest complaint - and the main reason most were swapped out eventually - is that they don't half start out dim! The smaller ones anyway, think they're mostly 11W ones I've had.
fluorescent   [09 Apr, 2018 at 11:40 AM]
I reckon these'll last a lot longer than 6000 hours unless switched frequently or otherwise abused. These do start a bit dim -I'd guess about 50-60% brightness, so not that sort of dim that provides virtually no usable light like some CFLs do
Arrowslim   [09 Apr, 2018 at 12:44 PM]
Ive got some of these and I'd say they do in excess of the rated hours, particularly if used cap down.

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