Fluorescent - General Lighting

FLUORESCENT

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Compact Fluorescent Lamps

C³� SERIES - Cold Cathode
These long-life and energy saving lamps are ideal for special applications, such as signage, where reduced maintenance and energy costs are desired. These lamps offer a life rating of 25,000 hours, even under flashing and cycling conditions.

Mini Coilight™, Coilight™ & Coilight™ Reflector
USHIO Coilights have an ultra compact shape that allows for maximum axial and radial light distribution and less trapping and light absorption. Now in 2700K and 4100K color temperatures.

Amalgam TE CoMPACT Fluorescent
The energy saving Amalgam TE CFL perform better in higher temperature applications making them ideal for use in enclosed fixtures and applications with excessive heat.

ULTRA™ Compact Fluorescent
USHIO Compact Fluorescent lamps provide all the benefits of linear fluorescent lamps in a compact size. These lamps are highly efficient at 67 lumens per watt and 10,000 hours average life.

Ultra-L™ Series
The Ultra-L™ series of lamps can deliver up to 87 lumens per watt, making them one of the best energy efficient lamp choices on the market today and are ideal for the new, innovative low-profile fixtures.

Linear Fluorescent Lamps

Ultra5™ T5 Series
The very small 5/8-inch diameter and excellent light output of these Ultra5™ T5 fluorescent lamps make them ideal for a variety of applications from under-cabinet lighting to high bay lighting.

Ultra8™ T8 Series
Through technological advances and the highest grade components, T8 fluorescent lamp can save up to 40% on energy costs with no loss of light over older technology T12 lamp types.

Ultra8™ T8 U-Bend Series
USHIO's Ultra8™ T8 U-Bend lamps are a match for 2' x 2' offering better optical effiecency than standard T12 lamp configurations.

Ultra5000™ T10 Series
The Ultra 5000 lamp is very unique in that the high lumen output and high color temperature of this lamp allows users to eliminate or reduce the numbers of fixtures and/or lamps from their ceilings, thus reaping the benefits of energy cost reductions.