💡 Light Up Your Life with Savings!
The Philips 26W Twin W CFL Bulb is a high-efficiency fluorescent bulb that offers 1800 lumens of soft white light while consuming only 26 watts. With a lifespan of up to 12,000 hours, this eco-friendly choice is designed to save you money and energy, making it a smart addition to any home or office.
| Brand | PHILIPS |
| Light Type | CFL |
| Wattage | 26 watts |
| Incandescent Equivalent Wattage | 27 Watts |
| Light Color | Soft White |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Color Temperature | 2700 Kelvin |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Brightness | 1800 lumen |
| Shape | Tubular(T) |
| Material | copper |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Controller Type | Push Button |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Color Rendering Index | 80 |
| Power Consumption | 26 Watts |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Light Source Type | CFL |
| Item Weight | 2.08 ounces |
| Light Source Wattage | 26 Watts |
| Product Dimensions | 1.06"W x 6.5"H |
| Accepted voltage frequency | 100 to 120 Volts and 60 Hertz |
| Control Method | App |
| Average Life | 12000 Hours |
| White Brightness | 1800 Lumens |
| Efficiency | 69.23 lumens/watt |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00046677110741 |
| Manufacturer | Philips |
| Connectivity Technology | Normal bulb |
| UPC | 046677110741 |
| Part Number | 383349 |
| Item model number | 383349 |
| Finish types | Soft White |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Wattage | 26 Watts |
T**R
great light
Works perfect in my ceiling light. Easy to install. Usually lasts many months.
V**A
Loved it!
Can't find this bulb in any of the hardware stores in my town, Amazon's normally my go-to place for these obscure sorts of things, and lesson learned. I'll wait the two days and just order it here next time instead of wasting all the time and gas I did driving all over town on a fruitless search for this one little thing. Worked flawlessly when I received it and hasn't stopped yet. I don't care if they only last for two years; I'll take paying a few extra dollars every couple years for a new CFL as opposed to the extra $50/month in electric bills I would be paying with incandescents (that's $600/year, math geeks, and I have a very small house). What? CFLs have safety issues? Um, pretty sure incandescents have those too. That's why you check your lights regularly, geniuses! I'm fully on board with CFLs, always will be, until I see or experience definitive proof for myself that they are a detriment to society. My wallet and I are plenty happy for now though, thanks.
M**R
Works great!
Easy to install and no issues at all!
J**J
Direct replacement
This is exactly what I was looking for replacing a burnt out bulb.
R**W
Works great, but a little pricey
Fits as expected and works great, just a little pricey.
L**D
I'm not buying it again!
I would not buy this Phillips product again. Though it had extremely little usage it didn't last. The luminaire was brand-new and UL-listed. The homerun length (conductor distance from panelboard to luminaire) is less than 70 feet. I dont live too far from the utility pole distribution transformer, so my building service entrance (panelboard) voltage doesn't suffer much voltage drop.Added notes: I clicked to this Amazon website after clicking on my old orders. ONE DIFFERENCE: The lamp that failed has "Made in China" stamped on it. The photo here shows, "Made in Holland" on its base. Otherwise all the product and serial numbers are identical.July 10, 2017 Addendum: The company WAS amenable to talking about a return or refund but required me send them photos, including a photo of the fixture used (which was brand-new). This was not physically easy for me to do with an injured neck, so I never removed (or had a need to remove) the better bulbs currently substituting for the short-life Philips Lighting 38334-9 bulbs.
B**V
Reliable, economical
Long-lasting (6 years) CFL, good for supplementary atmospheric light.
R**H
Works great, perfect replacement.
Plugged right in and works well.
