T5 24W 830 GE Dimmable Fluorescent Lamp

The GE Lighting T5 24W/830 linear fluorescent lamp is a fluorescent light source designed for technical and architectural lighting applications where energy efficiency and reliable color rendering are required. Ideal for lighting commercial spaces, offices, retail stores, and industrial areas that require consistent warm white light.

Warm White Lighting for Professional Environments

With a color temperature of 3000K, this fluorescent light emits a warm and inviting light, perfect for reception areas, showrooms, workspaces, and retail environments. A color rendering index (CRI) above 80 ensures accurate color reproduction, which is essential in industries such as fashion, food, and design where the aesthetic appearance of products is critical.

Energy Efficiency and Long Lifespan for Reduced Costs

Rated Energy Class B, this fluorescent lamp minimizes energy consumption compared to previous technologies. With an estimated average lifespan of 24,000 hours, it significantly reduces maintenance and replacement costs in technical lighting systems used continuously, such as hallways, warehouses, and service areas.

Dimmability and Flexible Light Control

The dimmable feature allows you to adjust the light intensity as needed, adapting the 1,750 lm light output to different working conditions. This flexibility is particularly advantageous in environments where brightness needs to vary throughout the day or depending on the activities being performed.

Standard G5 Base for Universal Compatibility

The G5 base is the standard for T5 linear fluorescent tubes, ensuring compatibility with most existing technical and commercial lighting systems. The T5 tube shape ensures a compact footprint and easy integration into existing ceiling fixtures and luminaires.

Ideal Applications and Sectors of Use

This fluorescent light source is suitable for:

• Lighting for open-plan offices and administrative areas
• Stores, boutiques, and retail spaces with product displays
• Hallways, stairwells, and common areas in commercial buildings
• Laboratories and technical environments with color rendering requirements
• Hospitality facilities, hotels, and reception areas
• Decorative lighting fixtures in public spaces