G E Lighting 25575 20W T12 Daylight Fluorescent Tube 24 in

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 25575 is a 20-watt T12 linear fluorescent tube rated for daylight output at 6,250 Kelvin and 6,500 degrees color temperature. It measures 24 inches in length and uses a medium bi-pin base for installation into compatible T12 fluorescent fixtures. The lamp delivers 1,025 initial lumens and carries a rated lifespan of 9,000 hours. With a CRI of 75 or above, it renders color at an acceptable level for commercial task lighting, workbench areas, and utility spaces. Licensed electricians and lighting maintenance technicians are the typical installers for this lamp type.

This fluorescent tube is suited for residential and light commercial applications where T12 bi-pin fluorescent fixtures are in use. Typical install scenarios include shop lighting, storage areas, basements, laundry rooms, and utility spaces requiring a cooler, daylight-spectrum output. The 6,500-degree color temperature makes it appropriate for environments where task visibility and color accuracy matter. The 24-inch format fits standard two-lamp or single-lamp T12 shop-light and industrial fixtures. Package quantity is 24 lamps per case.

Key Features

• 20-watt T12 linear fluorescent, 24 inches in length
• 6,250 Kelvin color temperature with 6,500-degree daylight designation
• 1,025 initial lumens for consistent task-area illumination
• Rated 9,000-hour lamp life for extended service intervals
• CRI 75 or above for adequate color rendering in work environments
• Medium bi-pin base for direct fit into standard T12 fluorescent fixtures

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for T12 medium bi-pin fluorescent fixtures accepting a 20-watt, 24-inch linear lamp. Verify fixture ballast compatibility with T12 lamp specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified maintenance technician. Always de-energize the fixture at the circuit breaker and confirm power is off before handling lamps or servicing the ballast. Insert the bi-pin ends fully into the lamp holders and rotate to lock per the fixture manufacturer's instructions. Dispose of spent fluorescent lamps in accordance with local regulations, as they contain mercury.