💡 Camco 54880 F8T5 Fluorescent Light: Brighten Up Your Space with Efficiency and Style Review

About 2 months later one of the lights blinked intermittently. For 2 weeks after the first blink, it now blinks about once a second. Can no longer be used. This despite the fact that it was on almost 24/7. I very rarely turned it off and on. When he worked he was very intelligent. But less than 3 months? Come on! The previous lightbulbs were installed by the previous owner of the house and didn't die until I lived there for about a year.

Lamps were packed very well!. The first set lasted about 10 years, so a really good investment. Of course LEDs are better but I really like how this light works and it gives the right amount of light. I like CFL bulbs. Sometimes I do art shows with them and it really surprises me that they don't do more with them. However, the price of these lamps is also starting to rise. The light output is excellent and the color temperature is good.

They do not work! I bought these to replace lightbulbs under a cabinet. When they arrived they weren't the right size for the blown one but I've had other ballasts for so long so I decided to keep them (the vise is coming back) because after 5-6 years it seems the bulbs are gone start to burn out. now. Well, actually, one of them left tonight. I was so excited that I already had these on hand and was able to change them right away. But lo and behold, I pasted the first one and it didn't work…

All fluorescent lights are terrible. It would be unfair to rate this based on the quality of fluorescent lights in general as they are all rated 0 stars. The light is always an ugly blue, and they all contain dangerous mercury. They all break easily, possibly scattering broken glass and mercury everywhere. Of course, if you have a choice in this matter, switch to LED lamps or incandescent lamps. But this one works. It is what it is. If you're stuck at that outlet and can't change it, you need…

A pair of bulbs are supplied shrink wrapped and have a cardboard backing to hang for display in a store. The shrink wrap fits the onions very snugly; I had to use a knife to remove them from the shrink wrap. The shrink wrap was attached to the bulbs so tightly that the two power pins at the end of each bulb were difficult to remove from the shrink wrap. When you remove the shrink wrap, you can easily scratch or cut the bulb, so be careful. But there is more. After I managed to remove the shrink