Description
7W T4 Tube 2-Pin Compact Fluorescent - G23 Base - 4100K
Satco S8304: Brighten Your Space with Clean & Efficient Light (7W, G23 Base)
Enhance your environment with the crisp, clean light of the Satco S8304! This energy-saving 7-watt compact fluorescent bulb (CFL) offers a cool white color temperature (4100K) and exceptional color rendering, making it ideal for various commercial and residential applications.
Key Benefits:
- Energizing Cool White Light: Provides a revitalizing and focused atmosphere (4100K color temperature).
- Exceptional Color Accuracy: Ensures natural-looking colors with a high color rendering index (CRI of 82).
- Energy Savings: Saves up to 75% energy compared to traditional incandescent bulbs of similar brightness.
- Long-Lasting Performance: Offers an impressive average lifespan of 12,000 hours, minimizing replacements.
- Easy Installation: Features a standard G23 base for compatibility with existing fixtures.
- Eco-Friendly Choice: RoHS and TCLP compliant, minimizing environmental impact.
Upgrade your lighting to a clean, energy-efficient, and long-lasting solution with the Satco S8304 CFL bulb. Enliven your workspace or living area today!
Satco S8304: Specifications
Electrical
- Watts: 7W
- CCT (Kelvin): 4100K
- Color Temperature: Cool White
- CRI: 82
- Lumens: 400 lumens
- Beam Spread: 360 degrees
- Dimmable: Non-dimmable
- Hours Rated: 12,000 hours
- Mercury Content: 4 mg
- Operating Temperature: Ballast Dependent
Physical
- Length (MOL): 5.31 inches
- Diameter (MOD): 1.25 inches
- Shape: T4
- Base: G23 (2-Pin)
- Finish: White
- Housing Color: Silver
Additional Information
- Warranty: 2 Year Limited
Compliance:
- Energy Star: Not Certified
- Vermont Status: Non-Compliant
- TCLP Compliant: Yes
- RoHS Compliant: Yes
- UPC: 045923083044
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Disclaimers
*This product typically ships in 2 to 3 business days. Larger quantities may take longer than stated lead-time. All lead-times are estimates and you will be notified by email if it will take longer than 5 business days to ship.
