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We have a kitchen illuminated by 48-inch fluorescent lights above a
translucent suspended ceiling. We are slowly upgrading them to electronic ballasts and F32T8 bulbs. In the meantime, here's tonight's discovery: F32T8 bulbs work fine in F40T12 fixtures. In fact, they even work in fixtures that are finicky with F40T12 bulbs (presumably because the ballasts are getting old). Have others had the same experience? Am I shortening the bulb life, or anything, by running an F32T8 bulb on a ballast designed for an F40T12? I know that *theoretically* I may be putting more current through it... in practice, does it make a difference? |
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