Ge Lighting 14652 T12 Fluorescent Tube 75W 96 Inches

Product Description

The GE LIGHTING 14652 is a T12 fluorescent tube rated at 75 watts and sized at 96 inches in length, designed for high-output commercial and industrial lighting applications. Operating at a color temperature of 6,500 degrees Kelvin, it produces a daylight deluxe spectrum with a CRI of 84, making it well-suited for environments where accurate color rendering matters. The lamp delivers 4,500 initial lumens and maintains 4,050 mean lumens over its rated life of 12,000 hours. It is installed by licensed electricians or qualified lighting maintenance technicians in fluorescent fixtures using a Single Pin FA8 base configuration.

This lamp is commonly used in commercial, industrial, retail, and institutional settings where long, single-pin T12 fluorescent fixtures are installed. The 96-inch form factor and daylight deluxe spectrum make it a practical choice for warehouses, manufacturing floors, gymnasiums, and large-format retail spaces where consistent, high-CRI light output across extended fixture runs is required. The package quantity is 15 units per order, suited for bulk replacement projects.

Key Features

• 75-watt T12 fluorescent tube in a 96-inch single-pin FA8 base configuration
• 6,500 degrees Kelvin daylight deluxe color temperature for high-CRI output
• CRI of 84 for accurate color rendering in commercial and industrial environments
• 4,500 initial lumens and 4,050 mean lumens for consistent output over lamp life
• Rated life of 12,000 hours, reducing replacement frequency in high-use installations
• Sold in a package of 15 lamps, supporting bulk replacement and maintenance projects

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for T12 fluorescent fixtures using a Single Pin FA8 base and accepting 96-inch lamps. Compatible with standard T12 magnetic and compatible electronic ballasts rated for 75-watt, 96-inch single-pin lamps.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified maintenance technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize the fixture completely before removing the existing lamp or accessing ballast wiring. Verify that the existing ballast is rated for 75-watt T12 single-pin FA8 lamps before installing. Handle fluorescent tubes carefully to avoid breakage, as they contain mercury and require proper disposal per local regulations.