G E Lighting 69833 54W T5 High Output Fluorescent Bulb 16PK

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 69833 is a 54-watt T5 high-output fluorescent tube designed for demanding commercial and industrial lighting applications. Operating at 4,100 Kelvin with a CRI of 85, it delivers a crisp, neutral-white light well-suited for offices, retail spaces, warehouses, and schools. The lamp produces 5,000 initial lumens and is rated for 36,000 hours of service life, making it a reliable choice for high-use environments. The miniature bi-pin G5 base fits standard T5 HO fluorescent fixtures, and the 45.2-inch nominal length is the accepted form factor for T5 HO retrofit and new-construction installations. Comes in a package of 16 lamps. Installation is recommended in compatible electronic ballast fixtures.

This lamp is intended for use in linear T5 high-output fluorescent fixture systems found in commercial and industrial settings, including retail lighting, warehouse high-bay fixtures, office troffers, and educational facilities. The 841 phosphor designation indicates a 4100K color temperature with an 80-plus CRI family rating. G E LIGHTING has confirmed compatibility with GE Ballast 29726. Retrofit use is recommended, making this lamp suitable for upgrading existing T5 HO fluorescent installations without fixture replacement in compatible housings.

Key Features

• 54 watts, T5 high-output tube rated at 5,000 initial lumens
• 4,100 Kelvin neutral-white color temperature with CRI of 85
• Rated 36,000-hour service life for reduced maintenance intervals
• Miniature bi-pin G5 base, 45.2-inch nominal length
• TCLP compliant for responsible disposal in regulated environments
• Ships as a 16-lamp pack, reducing per-unit handling cost on multi-lamp jobs

Compatibility

Compatible with GE Ballast 29726. Retrofit use is recommended for existing T5 high-output fluorescent fixture systems with a miniature bi-pin G5 base socket and 45.2-inch lamp cavity.

Installation Notes

T5 HO fluorescent lamps are typically installed by licensed electricians or qualified maintenance technicians. Always de-energize the fixture at the circuit breaker before replacing lamps or servicing ballasts. Confirm ballast compatibility before installation, as mismatched ballasts can reduce lamp life or prevent starting. Dispose of fluorescent lamps in accordance with local regulations; TCLP compliance supports proper handling under applicable environmental guidelines.