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Replacement Alternative (LED?) for F25T8/350BL Fluorescentfluorescent tube

I have a bug light that uses a couple of F25T8/350BL fluorescent tubes. The bulbs are on theretheir way out, and the price for replacements is ridiculous.

They are about 18" in length, and 1" in diameter (T8).

Do LEDs with the same wavelength exist that I could use to attract the bugs?

Replacement (LED?) for F25T8/350BL Fluorescent tube

I have a bug light that uses a couple of F25T8/350BL fluorescent tubes. The bulbs are on there way out, and the price for replacements is ridiculous.

They are about 18" in length, and 1" in diameter (T8).

Do LEDs with the same wavelength exist that I could use to attract the bugs?

Alternative (LED?) for F25T8/350BL fluorescent tube

I have a bug light that uses a couple of F25T8/350BL fluorescent tubes. The bulbs are on their way out, and the price for replacements is ridiculous.

They are about 18" in length, and 1" in diameter (T8).

Do LEDs with the same wavelength exist that I could use to attract the bugs?

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I have a bug light that uses a couple of F25T8/350BL fluorescent tubes. The bulbs are on there way out, and the price for replacements is ridiculous.

They are about 18 inches18" in length, and 1 inch1" in diameter (T8).

Are thereDo LEDs I can use to getwith the same visible wavelength exist that I could use to attract the bugs?

I have a bug light that uses a couple of F25T8/350BL fluorescent tubes. The bulbs are on there way out, and the price for replacements is ridiculous.

They are about 18 inches in length, and 1 inch in diameter (T8).

Are there LEDs I can use to get the same visible wavelength to attract the bugs?

I have a bug light that uses a couple of F25T8/350BL fluorescent tubes. The bulbs are on there way out, and the price for replacements is ridiculous.

They are about 18" in length, and 1" in diameter (T8).

Do LEDs with the same wavelength exist that I could use to attract the bugs?

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I have a bug light that uses a couple of F25T8/350BL fluorescent tubes. The bulbs are on there way out, and the price for replacements is ridiculous.

They are about 18 inches in length, and 1"1 inch in diameter (T8).

IsAre there some LEDs that I can use to get the same visible wavelength to attract the bugs?

Thanks

I have a bug light that uses a couple of F25T8/350BL fluorescent tubes. The bulbs are on there way out, and the price for replacements is ridiculous.

They are about 18 inches in length, and 1" in diameter (T8).

Is there some LEDs that I can use to get the same visible wavelength to attract the bugs?

Thanks

I have a bug light that uses a couple of F25T8/350BL fluorescent tubes. The bulbs are on there way out, and the price for replacements is ridiculous.

They are about 18 inches in length, and 1 inch in diameter (T8).

Are there LEDs I can use to get the same visible wavelength to attract the bugs?

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