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Philips ALTO II™ F32T8

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You can save money by refitting older T12 lighting systems with new high performance T8 lamps and electronic ballasts. The more T12s you replace with T8s, the more energy you save. T8 lamps also offer improved life, quality of light and color rendering.

With only 1.7mg of mercury, Philips T8 Fluorescent Lamps with ALTO II™ Technology are better for your business, and better for the environment. Fourteen years after originally introducing ALTO Lamp Technology, Philips launched ALTO II Technology in 2007. Lamps with this technology have 50% less mercury than prior ALTO T8 lamps, making these lamps the most sustainable linear fluorescents available.

Reducing the mercury level (source reduction) during the manufacturing phase is essential to creating products that are less harmful to the environment, so ALTO II lamps use 100 percent recycled mercury during the manufacturing process.