G E Lighting 21325 Fluorescent Bulb 20W 24in Kitchen Bath

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 21325 is a 20-watt T12 fluorescent tube designed for kitchen and bath applications where accurate color rendering matters. The lamp measures 24 inches in length with a 1.5-inch diameter and uses a medium bi-pin base for straightforward fixture compatibility. It delivers 785 lumens at a 3000 Kelvin color temperature, producing a warm white light that enhances the appearance of food surfaces, cabinetry, and fixtures. With a rated life of 9000 hours and a CRI of 70, this tube provides reliable, color-consistent output suited to residential and light commercial environments. Licensed electricians and maintenance technicians install this lamp in standard T12 fluorescent fixtures.

This tube is intended for kitchen and bath luminaires that call for a 20-watt, 24-inch T12 fluorescent lamp with a medium bi-pin base. The 3000 Kelvin warm white output and color-enhancing designation make it well suited for under-cabinet lighting, vanity strips, and bath bars where skin tones and surface colors need to render naturally. It is sold in a package quantity of 6, making it practical for multi-fixture installations or maintenance stock.

Key Features

• 20-watt T12 fluorescent tube with 785 lumens output
• 3000 Kelvin warm white color temperature for kitchen and bath environments
• Color Rendering Index of 70 for accurate surface and food color appearance
• 24-inch length with 1.5-inch diameter and medium bi-pin base
• Rated 9000-hour lamp life for reduced replacement frequency
• Sold in a package of 6 units

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard 20-watt, 24-inch T12 fluorescent fixtures using a medium bi-pin base, commonly found in residential kitchen and bath luminaires. Manufacturer part number F20T12KB is associated with this lamp.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed with the fixture powered off and the circuit breaker confirmed open before handling. Align the bi-pin base with the lamp holder slots and rotate the tube to lock it into place per the fixture manufacturer's instructions. Fluorescent lamps contain mercury and must be disposed of in accordance with applicable local and federal regulations. Consult NEC guidelines when replacing lamps in wet or damp-rated locations.