G.E. T8 Fluorescent Tube - Shatterproof - 70W
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Made by trusted manufacturer GE Lighting these shatterproof tubes are designed for use wherever health & safety & hygiene is important. When carrying out risk assessments, you no longer have any concerns about injury from falling shards of glass or from fragments getting into food.
MembraneThis specialist shatterproof tube has a clever protective covering that keeps the glass from falling, should the tube break or decay. Perfect for schools & nurseries, restaurants, & kitchens, for complete peace of mind. In all other respects, this tube is just like a normal 26mm tube. It fits straight into any standard or high frequency T8 fitting, & has a good white colour. It's available in the three most widely used lengths.
Buy it now from LycoYou really can't go wrong with this great value best-seller. Plus, when you need a new bulb, we are here to supply it, usually within 24 hours.
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| White - A colour combining all colours |
| Frequency - A term used to describe how often something is done |
| Frequency - A wave frequency is the number of times a wave repeats within a given time |
| Glass - A solid, typically transparent. Brittle and used in windows. The first patent granted in the UK was for Glass. |
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Lighting
Brands > GE
SKU: 3502
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