G E Lighting 10316 T8 Fluorescent Tube 30W 36 Inches

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 10316 is a 30-watt T8 fluorescent tube lamp rated for commercial and residential lighting applications. It operates at a cool white color temperature of 4150 Kelvin, delivers 2175 lumens of output, and measures 36 inches in length with a 1-inch diameter. The lamp uses a medium bi-pin base and is designed for standard T8 fluorescent fixtures. Electricians, maintenance technicians, and facilities personnel install this lamp as a direct replacement in linear fluorescent systems. With a rated life of 7500 hours, it suits moderate-duty cycling environments such as offices, workshops, retail spaces, and utility areas.

This lamp is appropriate for use in 36-inch T8 fluorescent fixtures commonly found in commercial offices, light industrial facilities, retail environments, and residential utility spaces. It is suited for indoor fixed-position applications where a cool white light output is preferred for task visibility and general illumination. The medium bi-pin base allows straightforward installation into compatible fluorescent ballasts and housings without adapters or modification.

Key Features

• 30-watt T8 fluorescent lamp with 2175 lumens output
• 4150 Kelvin cool white color temperature for task and general lighting
• 36-inch length, 1-inch diameter — fits standard T8 bi-pin fixtures
• Medium bi-pin base for direct installation into compatible ballasts
• 7500-hour rated lamp life for moderate-duty cycling
• Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 62

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement for 30-watt T8 medium bi-pin fluorescent fixtures accepting a 36-inch lamp.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained maintenance technician. Always de-energize the fixture at the circuit breaker before replacing the lamp. Confirm that the existing ballast is rated for a 30-watt T8 lamp before installing. Handle the lamp carefully along its length to avoid stress fractures — fluorescent tubes contain mercury and must be disposed of according to local environmental regulations.