Euri EPL-2150H 12W LED PL Retrofit Lamp 5000K Type A+B Hybrid G24Q 120-277V

Identification & Application Euri Lighting EPL-2150H 12W LED PL Retrofit Lamp 5000K Type A+B Hybrid G24Q 120-277V. The Euri Lighting EPL-2150H is a 12 watt LED PL retrofit lamp engineered for compact fluorescent replacement applications requiring hybrid ballast compatible or direct wire installation. This Type A+B lamp can operate on approved existing CFL ballasts or in ballast bypass mode depending on fixture conditions and retrofit requirements. The unit delivers 5000K daylight output with 1100 lumens for commercial, hospitality, office, retail, and utility lighting upgrades. Input voltage range of 120-277V supports broad installation compatibility in direct wire mode. The PL lamp format is designed for fixtures using 4-pin G24q sockets where lamp orientation and fixture clearance are compatible. The Euri Lighting EPL-2150H 12W LED PL Retrofit Lamp 5000K Type A+B Hybrid G24Q 120-277V is designed for commercial, industrial, residential, maintenance, and specification-grade lighting applications requiring compatible installation conditions and documented manufacturer reference information. The product configuration supports use where the listed electrical, optical, mechanical, mounting, and control characteristics match fixture, replacement, and project requirements. Technical Performance Specifications Brand: Euri Lighting SKU/MPN: EPL-2150H Product Type: LED PL Retrofit Lamp Installation Type: Type A+B hybrid ballast compatible or ballast bypass direct wire retrofit Electrical: 120-277V, 12W Optical: 5000K, 1100 lm, CRI 80, 140 deg beam angle Base Type: G24q 4-pin Mechanical: PL lamp format, frosted lens Compliance: UL Listed, DLC Listed Control Compatibility: Compatible with approved CFL ballasts in Type A mode, direct wire in Type B mode Environmental: Damp location rated, open fixture use Driver Info: Integrated LED driver Lifecycle: 50,000 hr rated life Warranty: 5 Year Documentation: See manufacturer spec sheet for additional details