T8 Fluorescent Light Fixtures For Garage
One of the best types of lighting fixtures you can purchase now is the T8. Most people used to purchase the T4 and T5, however the T8 provides a superior lighting which is more crisp and easier on the eyes. If you plan on spending lots of time in a garage then you will want to get the long-tube fluorescent bulbs which use about a quarter of the electricity as incandescent bulbs do.
A single or double bulb system in a garage is probably not going to be enough if you will be working for long periods of time, but it is a great option for those looking at saving money, and being efficient. Below you will find a table of various types of ratings on bulbs which you might have looked at already. This will give you a better idea of how well they can light a garage.
| CT | CRI | T12 | T8 |
| 3000K | 52-53 | Warm White | none |
| 3000K | 74-79 | Deluxe Warm White | FxxT8/730 |
| 3000K | 82-85 | Proprietary | FxxT8/830 |
| 3500K | 57-60 | Medium White | none |
| 3500K | 74-78 | Proprietary | FxxT8/735 |
| 3500K | 82-85 | Proprietary | FxxT8/835 |
| 4100K | 62-67 | Cool White | none |
| 4100K | 74-78 | Proprietary | FxxT8/741 |
| 4100K | 82-89 | Deluxe Cool White | FxxT8/841 |
| 6500K | 75-79 | Daylight | none |
| 6500K | 75-79 | Daylight | FxxT8/741 |
| 6500K | 82-85 | Proprietary | FxxT8/841 |
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