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Philips 40-Watt 4 ft. T12 Alto Linear Fluorescent Tube Light Bulb Supreme Natural Light (5000K) (30-Pack) Item Weight:18.98 GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low A A 2 piece

Name: Philips 40-Watt 4 ft. T12 Alto Linear Fluorescent Tube Light Bulb Supreme Natural Light (5000K) (30-Pack) Item Weight:18.98 GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low A A 2 piece
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SKU: 49815232131
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Philips 40 Watt 4 ft. T12 Alto Linear Fluorescent Tube Light Bulb Supreme Natural Light (5000K) (30 Pack) Item Weight:18.98 GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low A A 2 piece GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low chemical emissions Pair it with a crisp white apron front sink and matte hardware for a chic 82 (Based on 3 hrs day 98 Light Bulb Base Type Bi Pin Number of Bulbs Included 30 Indoor Outdoor Indoor Returnable 180 Day Light Bulb Base Code G5 Actual Color Temperature (K) 5000 Average Life (hours) 20000 Wattage (Watts) 40 Bulb Type General Purpose Color Temperature Cool White Color Rendering Index (CRI) 90 Light Bulb Features No additional features Lumens (Brightness) 2500 Lighting Technology Fluorescent Light Bulb Shape Code T12 Bulb Shape Linear Bulb Construction Glass Product Length (in

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