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Question: I need to replace a120W Equivalent Warm White (2850K) T9 Circline CFL Light Bulb. Will this work?
Document: I guess that's the low 2850K temp for ya... most others are 3000-4000K.Rather than replacing the bulb next time, I will probably replace my fixture instead, with something more conventional and flexible. I don't really care to pay for shipping that costs as much as the bulb!! and this bulb is likely your only choice if you have a 9" circline! !
You don't actually need the circular bulb. I didn't realize that until I saw the Circline Adapter here on Amazon under the "Recommended Products" thingy and it had a screw base in the diagram. Check it out.I absolutely love the circular bulb style because of the way it lights the whole room evenly. Since I got the first one to make sure it works I'll be buying a couple more as spares.
I'm probably saving a little, a lot considering I got the fixtures at such a great deal (including bulbs) but it's a bit inconvenient when a bulb goes out. Ordered a couple of replacement sets. Once they go though, I will seriously consider replacing the fixtures with something else. Hopefully in a couple of years there might be a better alternative.I'm happy with the bulbs when they work, but when they die it can be a hassle and expensive to replace.
Fit in the light fixture but the light didn't work. I guess we got a bad bulb. Stinks, because we paid express shipping so we could get it as soon as possible.
Basically, it is only "Take it or leave it".I looked online and found this on Amazon. Decided to call the vendor Light Bulbs Etc Inc. for help. The gentlemen were patient and helpful. With the info from the ballast on the light fixture, they figured out for me that this light bulb should work, and IT DOES!
If you are looking for the 8.8" circular 30w fluorescent for a Hampton Bay ceiling fan, look no further. This is a very hard to find item. I made the mistake of listening to the Ace HW guy telling me the standard 8" bulb will work. Sure enough, too small.This light fits perfectly, and gives off a decent amount of light. It's not superpowerful, but it gets the job done.
I was able to find this light at a good price on this site. The stores in my city don't carry this type of light. I would of had to go miles to the nearest store that carries these lights. I will order this same light again when I need it again.
The paint colors in the room looked like they were supposed to again. Seeing them side by side forced me to replace the other bulb as well. It sucks to spend so much time trying to pick the right paint colors and then just watching them tint green at night when the lights are on. These bulbs fixed that problem.Light output is good, color is great. Only downside is they don't seem to last as long as the MaxLite's they replaced.
I mistakenly bought an FC8T9 bulb from the local HD, only to find out I couldn't get it to fit, as it was just a bit too small. Searching other local hardware stores, it seemed that nobody carries a 9" circline fluorescent bulb. So online I go! Thank you Amazon!Just got it in the mail yesterday. Sure enough, it fit perfectly.
On June 30, 2013 I used my last of 4 new 6 inch T9 Circuline Bulbs. Given that these have a life rating of 10,000 hours or a little over 1 year continuous use and I only use the light a maximum of 6 hours per day (probably more like 3 hours per day! ), the third bulb I just replaced should have lasted 4 years or the three bulbs together a total of 12 years. I purchased the four bulbs on January 8th, 2010.
Answer: yes