Looking for this bulb or equivalent. sylvania octron 3500k 32w f032/741/eco

sylvania octron 3500k 32w f032/741/eco

I'm not sure what would be the replacement for this bulb. I am not well versed in flourescent light tubes. I need 48 bulbs.

When I punch it into Amazon it shows

FO32/835/ECO - 32 Watt​

Not sure what the difference is between the 835 and the 741.

Current bulbs have been up for 7 years and they are getting dark at the ends. They are all down right now for drywall work so this is the time to replace them.

I would be interested in LEDs if someone could reccomend good ones. So many non-name brands out there...

 

[tdavis]

Hmm.. first glance in search is the 835 == 8 series phosphor, 3500 kelvin color. and the 741 is 7 series phosphor, 4100 kelvin color.

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It appears the 7 series are no longer made. I dumped all my flourescent bulbs after smashing accidentally a few times..

 

[Rick]

Hmm.. first glance in search is the 835 == 8 series phosphor, 3500 kelvin color. and the 741 is 7 series phosphor, 4100 kelvin color.

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It appears the 7 series are no longer made. I dumped all my flourescent bulbs after smashing accidentally a few times..

I got it figured out at garage journal last night. Ordered 50 of the 8 series. I was wrong about the 3500k though, the ones I had were 4100k and I liked them so that's what I ordered again.