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Originally Posted by Rikko
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F72T12/D/HO 85 WATTS ALTO COLLECTION BY PHILIPS.The bulbs are 6' long.
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The D I'm not actually sure of.. I think it has to do with some standard in bulb starting/firing?
And even without the HO there, go by standards. A 48" tube that is normal output is rated at 40W . |
the "D" in philips stands for "daylight" as in the color temp of the bulb. so I would guess that one is between 5200K and 6400K depending on which daylight standard they are using. also T12's come in 40 watt and 32 watt energy savers. in the NO flavor.
Steve
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