G E Lighting 37136 Led T8 Linear Tube 8W 3000K 6 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 37136 is an 8-watt LED T8 linear tube designed as a direct replacement for 20-watt fluorescent lamps. It produces 800 lumens at a 3,000 Kelvin color temperature, delivering warm white light suited for commercial and residential applications. The glass tube features a bi-pin base and a maximum overall length of 24 inches. With a rated life of 36,000 hours, this lamp is intended for installation by licensed electricians or qualified lighting maintenance technicians in compatible ballast-driven fixture systems. Each package contains 6 lamps.

This lamp is designed for indoor linear fixture applications where warm white illumination is required, including offices, retail spaces, warehouses, and light commercial environments. It operates exclusively with approved electronic ballasts and is non-dimmable. The sleeved construction adds an additional layer of safety in the event of lamp breakage. Compliance with California Title 20 makes this lamp suitable for projects in California-regulated buildings.

Key Features

• 8 watts — equivalent output to a 20-watt fluorescent lamp
• 800 lumens warm white output at 3,000 Kelvin color temperature
• CRI of 80 for accurate color rendering in work environments
• Rated 36,000 hours service life, approximately 32.9 years at typical usage
• Sleeved glass construction for added fragment containment
• California Title 20 compliant
• Package includes 6 lamps (sold as a 6-pack)

Compatibility

Designed for use with approved electronic ballasts in standard T8 bi-pin linear tube fixtures. Non-dimmable. Not compatible with magnetic ballasts or dimming controls.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements and local electrical codes. De-energize the fixture and verify ballast compatibility before installation. This lamp requires an approved electronic ballast and will not operate correctly on magnetic ballasts or in dimmable circuits. Inspect the sleeved glass construction for any damage before inserting into the fixture.