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  • Economic Life (useful) of a Light Bulb

    The Economic or useful Life of a light bulb is number of hours a batch of bulbs will operate before it is economically and aesthetically needed for them to be relamp (typically 60% to 75% of rated life). Light Bulbs tend to color shift and might not be pleasing to the naked eye after this time.

    Bulb Ballast typically 2-5 times as long as the lamp. (i.e. Sign Ballast)

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