do they use T-8 or T-12 lights
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sorry, I have both kinds and I can't remember which they use. I got them for my greenhouse. I'm pretty sure they were T8 because those were the types of bulbs I had to buy but I can't guarantee it. It seems like the bulb type was included in the product description. The lights are very lightweight and come completely assembled which is nice.
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I should also note 3057 and 3157 are equivalent lamps... it is suggested to use the red led unit for the red lens for a better red appearance, the white lamp while very bright makes your tail light a little less red and with a bright spot in the middle. the good thing is that they don't get hot like the incandescent so they wont melt the sockets.
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Mine got so hot that the LED's started burning out and the lamps got dimmer (after 1 hour of continuous use). But they should work if you have T15 in your jayco (i had mine in a viking)
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These lights are imported and not DOT approved. The DayLight 8 is DOT approved. Some people like the single light bar look to this light over the 8 discrete spots of light on the DL8. (I would have preferred these to the 8s.) I am guessing that these may run a little hotter since they use stronger LEDs to provide the illumination. Package says they are brighter and have a wider throw than the 8s. Can't attest to that. You can't aim either one. You have to attach to a flat or slightly sloped downward surface so they don't shine directly in oncoming drivers' eyes. Now $240.
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For T5 options i had used Triangle Bulbs T30083-10 (10 pack) - F24T5/850/HO 24-Watt Straight T5 Fluorescent Tube Light Bulb, 10 Pack they had many options to choose from
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They use stock bulbs. These head lamps actualy come with both high and low beam bulbs included.
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They will FIT, but they are designed for electronic ballasts, and the old T12 ballasts will burn them out much quicker if they work at all. Plus you won't save any money on electricity if you keep the old magnetic ballast. Not a good idea to swap them without at least putting in a T8 electronic ballast.
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it depends what kind of fixture is, if its a t5 fixture that will take t5 bulbs, t8 t8 bulbs, and so on and so forth
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As long as your ballast is rated for t-12, takes the 96 inch single pin bulb you should be fine, just not as bright. Remember the T-12 are going away soon. They are going to be harder and more exspensive to purchase down the road.
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I don't have the product. Review here says it takes T7 bulb. Product description reads T5. Which one is it?
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Probably both, but most lighting transformers put out 12VAC and I know that does works.
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I don't know. Call the seller and they should tell you. That's what I did. I love the lights.
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As I understand it, the 6400K T-5 bulbs produce a bluer color spectrum similar to the sun, high in the sky during the longest days of summer while the other, lower numbers produce more reds like those when the sun is lower on the horizon and has more atmosphere to get through. The T-5 part indicates that they put out more light than T-12 or T-8 bulbs. For, say, tomatoes, they put on the most stem and leaf growth during the long and hot summer days but once the days get shorter, they sense the end is near and put their energy into reproducing - in this case, producing flowers and ripening fruit. Hope this helps. Paul
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No, this is for 3 or 4 T8 bulbs. You want the GE Lighting 23671GE Lighting 23671 GE232-120-N 120-Volt ProLine Electronic Linear Fluorescent T8 Standard Instant Start Ballast 2 or 1 F32T8 Lamps
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I think the output is similar to a T8 but I am not 100% certain. I use this bulb in conjunction with a Basking bulb. I also take my beardie outside for natural sunlight whenever I can.
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You're welcome. I know this because the older models used 12v T4 50w bi-pin halogens, but I removed the reflector and replaced it with an MR16, and they work fine. I was thinking about LED but bought several MR 16 bulbs on sale.
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The bulb is a T12 , 1 1/2 in diam. The type used in the old standard fixtures.