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Push-in Compact Fluorescent lamps

Non-integrated compact fluorescent lamps require control gear (or ballast) to operate. Typically the ballast is permanently installed in the light fitting, and only the lamp is changed at its end of life. With more space in the light fixture the control gear can be larger and as a direct result will last longer than the miniature circuit board control gear in an integrated lamp.

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G23 PL-S 2 Pin Compact Fluorescent G23 PL-S 2 Pin Compact Fluorescent
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G23 PL-S 2 Pin Compact Fluorescent

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£1.50
aka TD-S, S type, 2P, Single Turn etc
G24d TC-D Two Pin Compact Fluorescent G24d TC-D Two Pin Compact Fluorescent

G24d TC-D Two Pin Compact Fluorescent

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£1.95
aka PL-C, TCD, double turn etc
G24q - TC-DE Four Pin Compact Fluorescent G24q - TC-DE Four Pin Compact Fluorescent

G24q - TC-DE Four Pin Compact Fluorescent

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£2.50
aka PL-C, TCD/E, Double Turn etc
2G7 PL-S Compact Fluorescent Lamp2G7 PL-S Compact Fluorescent Lamp
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2G7 PL-S Compact Fluorescent Lamp

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£4.10
7 Watt, 9 Watt and 11 Watt
2G11 PL-L Compact Fluorescent Lamp2G11 PL-L Compact Fluorescent Lamp

2G11 PL-L Compact Fluorescent Lamp

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£6.00
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Non-integrated CFLs typically have two types of tubes: a bi-pin tube designed for a conventional ballast, and a quad-pin tube designed for an electronic ballast or a conventional ballast with an external starter. A bi-pin tube contains an integrated starter which obviates the need for external heating pins but causes incompatibility with electronic ballasts.