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Fast start fluorescent tubes
I have a bunch of the "inexpensive" fluorescent under-cabinet lights
in my kitchen. The typical $10 big box store ones. Recently, one of the tubes burned out, so I bought replacement, a regular old F8T5WW. The other tubes all do the 3 second flicker before they turn on, but this new tube snaps right on at full brightness. Did I just get lucky, or are new tubes like that now? Is there a different type that I didn't notice on the shelf? For the few $ it will cost, I'd replace the other 5 to match if I thought they would all do the same. |
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