Philips Alto F40T12 CW Plus, CWS Plus, and Econowatt

Got all of these from the San Jose Restore for free.
Of about eight of them, only six worked.
The Econowatt has a noticeable yellow tinge to it.

Light Information

Lamp
Manufacturer:	Philips
Lamp Type:	Fluorescent
Base:	Medium Bi-Pin (G13)
Shape/Finish:	T12 Linear
Optical
Color Temperature:	4100K

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fluorescent lover 40
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Lights are awesome! :)

Left to Right: July 2014, September 2009, July 2014, September 2009, October 2001, July 2014, July 2014. Nice that they gave them to you for free. I got 14 Sylvania F15T8/CWs for 6 cents each!

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Lights are awesome! :)

I also saw a box of Philips F40WW/RS/EW made in December 2001 yesterday.

-Date decoder of most US lamps 1960-present.

-Collects all types of lights.

I'll save any vintage lamp... dead or alive!

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Sylvania 100w /DX MV Cold Startup

While i do like the etch on the Econowatt tube, i really don't like the color and i don't have any F40T12 light fixtures in use that can safely run 34w lamps.

Old lighting is, and will always be, the best lighting.