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Philips 22328-9 - 35 Watt - T6

MasterColor - Pulse Start - Metal Halide - Unprotected Arc Tube - 3000K - G12 Base - ANSI M130/E - Universal Burn - CDM35/T6/830


A compact solution for retail displays, the Philips MasterColor 4000K Tubular Single-Ended T6 lamp is a compact, energy efficient, ceramic metal halide lamp that provides crisp, sparkling light.

Stock Code: MHS-0980


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Brochures & Spec Sheets

  Philips 223289 Specs
 
  MasterColor T6 Brochure

Specifications

Stock Code:  MHS-0980
Family:  MasterColor
UPC:  8711500196989
ANSI Code:  M130/E
Base Type:  G12
CRI:  81
Protected:  No
Life Hours:  12,000
Burn Position:  Universal
Case Quantity:  12
 
 
Brand:  Philips
Part No.:  22328-9
Wattage:  35
Bulb Shape:  T6
Color Temperature:  3000 Kelvin
Length:  3.93 in.
Fixture Type:  Enclosed Only
Lumens (Initial):  3300
Order Code:  CDM35/T6/830
 
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Features and Benefits

Excellent color

  • 84–96 CRI (color rendering index)
  • Color stability over life within ± 200K
  • Lamp to lamp color consistency over life

    • Total cost of ownership benefits

  • High lamp efficacy (up to 94 LPW)
  • Energy-efficient alternative to incandescent/halogen
  • Improved lumen maintenance over standard metal halide

    • Application versatility

  • Universal operating position
  • Compact lamp dimensions for high beam intensities FadeBlock™
  • Lamps feature integrated UV blocking medium for reduced fading of fabrics and paintings

    • A compact solution for retail displays, the Philips MasterColor® 4000K Tubular Single-Ended T6 lamp is a compact, energy efficient, ceramic metal halide lamp that provides crisp, sparkling light.

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