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Will full spectrum bulbs from hardwarestores be effective what about this
Price: $24.95
Description
Item Code: 11-54026
* Coralife 10,000K bulbs are crisp white when compared to other 10,000K bulbs. If you are going for a "brighter" bulb, then go with this one.
* The special rare earth color enhancing phosphors blended in the 10,000K lamp generates a light that simulates the midday tropical sun.
* This high-intensity purified super-daylight lamp casts a sparkling blue-white daylight, with a very high lumen-per-watt output.
* 95W Very High Output (VHO) bulb.
* T12 1.5" diameter bulb (standard shop lights are T12).
* Note: On a rare occasion, bulbs are shipped to us without their outer bulb sleeve. If you must have the factory sleeve with the bulb, please note it in the "Comments" section on page 2 of the order check out. This may delay your order if we're out of bulbs with sleeves. Remember, MOST of our orders are shipped WITH sleeves. Thank you for understanding.
FAQ:
Q. What is the difference between 6,500K, 10,000K and 20,000K bulbs?
A. 6,500K appear to be a bit dimmer to the eye to us. 10,000K appear to be the best looking "crisp white", and 20,000K appear to be blue/white light. Natural yellowish sunlight is about 5,500K. The higher you go in the color temp "K", the more blue a light will appear.
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Item Code: 14-AF111
* Coralife 10,000K bulbs are crisp white when compared to other 10,000K bulbs. If you are going for a "brighter" bulb, then go with this one.
* The special rare earth color enhancing phosphors blended in the 10,000K lamp generates a light that simulates the midday tropical sun.
* This high-intensity purified super-daylight lamp casts a sparkling blue-white daylight, with a very high lumen-per-watt output.
* 30W Normal Output (NO) bulb.
* T12 1.5" diameter bulb (standard shop lights are T12).
* Note: On a rare occasion, bulbs are shipped to us without their outer bulb sleeve. If you must have the factory sleeve with the bulb, please note it in the "Comments" section on page 2 of the order check out. This may delay your order if we're out of bulbs with sleeves. Remember, MOST of our orders are shipped WITH sleeves. Thank you for understanding.
FAQ:
Q. What is the difference between 6,500K, 10,000K and 20,000K bulbs?
A. 6,500K appear to be a bit dimmer to the eye to us. 10,000K appear to be the best looking "crisp white", and 20,000K appear to be blue/white light. Natural yellowish sunlight is about 5,500K. The higher you go in the color temp "K", the more blue a light will appear.