G E Lighting 15987 T5 Fluorescent Tube 8W Cool White

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 15987 is an 8-watt T5 linear fluorescent tube rated for cool white light output. It produces 400 lumens at a color temperature of 4150 Kelvin with a color rendering index (CRI) of 62, making it a practical light source for task and utility applications. The tube measures 12 inches in length with a 5/8-inch diameter and fits a miniature bi-pin base. Licensed electricians and facility maintenance technicians install this lamp type in compatible fluorescent fixtures across a wide range of commercial and residential settings.

This T5 fluorescent tube is suited for use in under-cabinet fixtures, display lighting, appliance lighting, and compact fluorescent luminaires that accept a miniature bi-pin base. The cool white 4150K color temperature provides a neutral to slightly cool light output commonly specified for workspaces, retail displays, and equipment lighting. With a rated lamp life of 7500 hours, it is a dependable replacement lamp for frequently used fixtures. The tube ships carded and is sold by the individual unit.

Key Features

• 8-watt T5 linear fluorescent tube with miniature bi-pin base
• 400 lumens output at 4150 Kelvin cool white color temperature
• CRI of 62 suitable for general utility and task lighting
• 12-inch length and 5/8-inch diameter fits compact fluorescent fixtures
• Rated lamp life of 7500 hours reduces replacement frequency
• Carded packaging for single-unit retail or trade sale

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement T5 fluorescent tube for fixtures accepting a miniature bi-pin base and an 8-watt, 12-inch T5 lamp.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or experienced technician following applicable NEC guidelines. Always de-energize the fixture and confirm power is off at the circuit breaker before removing or installing any fluorescent lamp. Handle the tube by the base end to avoid contaminating the glass, and inspect the lamp holder contacts for corrosion or damage before inserting the replacement. Dispose of spent fluorescent lamps in accordance with local regulations governing mercury-containing devices.