Hmmmm, interesting about using energy saving 8' foot lamp.Well, this lamp seems it alright but depending on what kind lamp are you using it. Some has good efficiency energy and brightness effect. Anyway, this is your stragey test but I'm challenging you sees if you get this right thoughts. Otherwises if you decide to do your own budget or save your money to buy. Okay, its time for knowledge begins...
Knowing about 8' foot (96" inches), 60 watt energy saving, single pin lamp. This bulb requires using in slimline ballast (instant starts) either 1 or 2 lamps (series circuit) which available and also an available electronics instant start either 1 or 2 lamps (parallel circuit). The averaging life is 12,000 hours (lab tested 4 hours per start per daily), lamp operates in best results at temperature 60 F degrees. Yet, this lamp is too long but be very careful about breakage (yeah I know it is big messes). Only I know this lamp comfortable in vey warm air stability which best describe brightness from initialize lumens (light output), I has this good about 75 to 77 F degrees (but it is okay goes more warmer which I stated). Therefore the old exist lamp were made 75 watt (standardized wattage) can be operates at 50 F degrees and 10 to 15 % brighter than energy saving lamp which initialize lumens stated. Both lamps can be great place in like warehouse, commerical store, workout gym, etc... Please reguardly about order single pack per bulb will increases risk of breakage otherwises must have ordering in case of 10 to 15 bulbs (or each cases) to reducing breakage or few will breaks, since 8 foot long packages can be too heavily and needed 2 people carry but not be one person carry by dragging the case(s) in some bulbs going to break as well. Of course insurance is recommendation!
Avoiding getting cold on this lamp, it will effectives initialize lumens (light output). Or lamp too close the A/C (air conditioner) units, which causes slightly shimmering and likely lamp life shorten. However you can using a 8 feet fluorescent jacket or fluorescent guarding tube come with both ended caps, where you find spot problem with lamp. Basically what does this units, it is airtight, keeps warm inside jacket to bulb wall (perform stability initial lumens) or called fight off cold air. If you using in garage light, lamp must have standard but not energy saving (75 watt, 8 feet lamp) for chill temperature and also cold weather slimline ballasts needed recommends. Fluorescent jacket or guarding tube are available your local bigger hardware store, ol' hardware store, or electrician contractor which solds about 6 or 7 bucks a piece.
Caring about slimline ballast (instant starts), for those 1 or 2 lamps but be careful. Don't leave no bulb or single burnt-out or failure lamp while power is on for extended period time which it will overheats and life shorten on the ballast. Otherwise, you must replace lamp as soon as possible or disconnected power from ballast that you do not have currently usage or doesn't have bulb left in it. Available in energy saving slimline, electronic slimline (specify lamp can be used), and cold weather slimline ballasts (reliable at 0 F degree, must uses standard wattage of 75 watt, 8' foot lamp). Ballast without bulb but electricity still carrying around (while power is on) or even a burnt-out or failure lamp as well.
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