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Repalcement Bulb for SLR-9000 - Bayco Products

Part #: SL-213

The Bayco Products SL-213 Replacement Bulb is engineered to restore optimal illumination to your Bayco SLR-9000 and other 9000 Series professional fluorescent work lights. This 13-watt, 12-volt DC fluorescent bulb delivers bright, clear, daylight-colored lighting, comparable to a 75-watt incandescent bulb, essential for detailed work in automotive and industrial environments. Crafted for durability and consistent performance, the SL-213 ensures your work light continues to provide reliable, high-quality illumination for demanding tasks.

Key Features

  • Optimized Illumination: 13-watt fluorescent bulb provides bright, daylight-quality light output, equivalent to a 75-watt incandescent, for enhanced visibility in professional settings.
  • Direct Compatibility: Specifically designed as a replacement for the Bayco SLR-9000 and other 9000 Series fluorescent work lights.
  • Extended Lifespan: Engineered for longevity, offering up to 10,000 hours of reliable performance, reducing the frequency of bulb changes.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built with high-quality materials to withstand the rigors of automotive service and industrial use.
  • Energy Efficient: Delivers effective lighting while maintaining energy efficiency, an important consideration for rechargeable work lights.

Applications

The Bayco SL-213 Replacement Bulb is ideal for professional technicians and mechanics requiring consistent and bright illumination from their Bayco 9000 Series work lights. It is essential for tasks such as under-hood inspections, detailed engine work, chassis maintenance, and general area lighting in workshops, garages, and industrial facilities where robust, portable lighting is crucial.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Bayco Products
  • Model Number: SL-213
  • Bulb Type: Fluorescent
  • Power Rating: 13 Watts
  • Voltage Rating: 12 Volts DC
  • Length: Approximately 8 inches

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This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 23 September, 2012.