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This is a T-8 Fluorescent bulb in a T-8 fixture. The fluoresce…

This is a T-8 Fluorescent bulb in a T-8 fixture.   The fluorescent bulb is thinner then that of a T-12 (what most people are used to) The T-8 uses less energy then the T-12 and uses a different type of ballast.  You should NEVER EVER EVER use a T-8 bulb in a T-12 fixture, I have seen electrical fires result.  On the otherhand sometimes T-12 bulbs can be used in T-8 fixtures.
This is a T-8 Fluorescent bulb in a T-8 fixture. The fluorescent bulb is thinner then that of a T-12 (what most people are used to) The T-8 uses less energy then the T-12 and uses a different type of ballast. You should NEVER EVER EVER use a T-8 bulb in a T-12 fixture, I have seen electrical fires result. On the otherhand sometimes T-12 bulbs can be used in T-8 fixtures.Original file
This is a T-8 Fluorescent bulb in a T-8 fixture.   The fluorescent bulb is thinner then that of a T-12 (what most people are used to) The T-8 uses less energy then the T-12 and uses a different type of ballast.  You should NEVER EVER EVER use a T-8 bulb in a T-12 fixture, I have seen electrical fires result.  On the otherhand sometimes T-12 bulbs can be used in T-8 fixtures.

This is a T-8 Fluorescent bulb in a T-8 fixture. The fluorescent bulb is thinner then that of a T-12 (what most people are used to) The T-8 uses less energy then the T-12 and uses a different type of ballast. You should NEVER EVER EVER use a T-8 bulb in a T-12 fixture, I have seen electrical fires result. On the otherhand sometimes T-12 bulbs can be used in T-8 fixtures.

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