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10-18-02, 01:27 PM

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Bathroom flourescent bulb

Can a 13 W, 2 prong quad flourescent bulb designed for use with a magnetic ballast be used in a fixture with an electronic ballast? Thanks for any information.....

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10-18-02, 02:54 PM

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You will have to read the label on the ballast to see if it would accept the lamp you are talking about.

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