Philips-CDM70/TC/830 70 Watt - T4 - MasterColor - Pulse Start - Metal Halide - Unprotected Arc Tube - 3000K - G8.5 Base - ANSI M139/E - Universal Burn Brand_Sylvania Lighting the Philips Advance family of

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Philips-CDM70/TC/830 70 Watt - T4 - MasterColor - Pulse Start - Metal Halide - Unprotected Arc Tube - 3000K - G8.5 Base - ANSI M139/E - Universal Burn Brand_Sylvania Lighting the Philips Advance family of

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Philips CDM70 TC 830 70 Watt T4 MasterColor Pulse Start Metal Halide Unprotected Arc Tube 3000K G8.5 Base ANSI M139 E Universal Burn Brand_Sylvania Lighting the Philips Advance family of the Philips Advance family of SmartMate ballasts for 4 pin compact fluorescent lamps drive a broad range of fluorescent lamps The OSFHU provides reliable coverage up to 40 ft

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