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TCP PF3823-41 - 23 Watt - PAR38 CFL
90 W Equal - 4100K Cool White - Min. Start Temp. - 20 Deg. - 82 CRI - 43 Lumens per Watt - 15 Month Warranty
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TCP PAR38 CFLs feature Amalgam Technology which provides cooler operating temperatures for consistent performance in any position.
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Customer Reviews
Rated 4 out of 5 by 2
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Rated 4 out of 5 by UnderU4Men Great for RETAIL displays.
Long life, low cost and energy efficient. We love the 4100K crisp light it show off the colors of our apparel. TCP have made a name for it's self in my stores. 1000Bulbs sales and service support along with fair pricing and speedy delivery has become our vendor of choice for lighting.
November 1, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by RetiredRVer Less energy for better light
When we moved into a new house in 2007, the kitchen, hallway, and master bath all had 90 watt can lights which we replaced with these 23 watt CFL bulbs. Instead of a total of 540 watts to light up the kitchen, these use less than 150 watts total. Similar savings in the bath and hall as well. The only drawback is it takes several seconds for the full brightness - no instant bright light. We also wanted a whiter light than the incandescent bulbs gave which is a positive for us. A couple have failed prematurely but most are still going strong.
June 7, 2011
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