Osram DULUX D 26W/865 G24d-3 Compact Fluorescent Lamp, Daylight White, 1800 lm, 2-Pin

High energy costs and frequent lamp replacements can disrupt operations and inflate maintenance budgets. The Osram DULUX D 26W/865 compact fluorescent lamp tackles these issues with a bright 1800-lumen output and a long 10,000-hour rated life. Its daylight-white light (6500 K) delivers excellent colour rendering (Ra ≥ 80), making it a dependable choice for offices, retail spaces, hallways, and task areas where visual clarity and energy efficiency are essential.

Who is it for

This lamp is ideal for facility managers, electricians, and homeowners who need reliable, low-maintenance lighting in commercial or residential settings. It is especially beneficial in applications where lamps operate for extended periods, as the extended lifespan reduces the frequency of replacements and associated labour costs.

Main features

• High luminous flux of 1800 lumens for bright, uniform light distribution.
• Daylight white colour temperature (6500 K) enhances visual acuity and alertness.
• Colour rendering index Ra ≥ 80 ensures natural colour appearance.
• Energy efficiency class G, compliant with EU regulations.
• Mercury content of 2.5 mg for environmentally conscious disposal.
• Universal operating position allows flexible installation.
• UV filter reduces fading of illuminated materials.

Specifications

• Lamp type: Compact fluorescent, double-turn tube
• Base: G24d-3 (2-pin)
• Wattage: 26 W
• Luminous flux: 1800 lm
• Colour temperature: 6500 K (Daylight White)
• Colour rendering index: Ra ≥ 80
• Energy efficiency class: G
• Rated lifetime: 10000 h
• Dimmable: No
• Mercury content: 2.5 mg
• Operating position: Universal
• Number of switching cycles: 10000
• Starting time: < 3 s
• Warm-up time (60%): < 30 s
• Ballast required: Yes (Conventional Control Gear - CCG)

Tips

For optimal performance and longevity, pair this lamp with a compatible conventional control gear (CCG) ballast. Ensure the fixture is switched off and cooled before installation, and handle the lamp by its base to avoid damaging the glass tube. Dispose of used lamps at designated recycling points to recover mercury and other materials.