Sunblaster CFL 2700K, 26W

Screw-In CFL Lamp, 2700K Spectrum, 26 Watt

This SunBlaster CFL lamp puts out a 2700K spectrum at 26 watts and screws directly into a standard light socket, giving growers a simple, self-ballasted lighting option that doesn't require a separate ballast to install.

The 2700K spectrum leans toward the warmer end of the color range, making the lamp suited to both propagation and continued indoor plant growth rather than one growth stage alone.

Key Features & Benefits

• 2700K spectrum — leans warm, suiting the lamp to propagation as well as continued plant growth.
• 26 watt output — self-ballasted, so no separate ballast is needed to run the lamp.
• Standard socket fit — screws into any standard-size light socket rather than requiring a mogul base.
• Simple setup — installs like a household bulb, with no wiring or separate ballast to configure.

Who Should Use This CFL Lamp

Indoor growers who want an affordable, easy-to-install lamp for propagation or continued plant growth, and who don't need the higher output of SunBlaster's larger mogul-base CFL lamps, are the best fit for this 26W lamp.

About SunBlaster

SunBlaster, based in Langley, British Columbia, makes a range of CFL, T5, and LED grow lamps, including this 26W screw-in CFL alongside larger mogul-base CFL options in its lineup.

Frequently Asked Questions

What spectrum does this lamp produce?

A 2700K spectrum, which leans toward the warmer end of the color range. That makes it a workable choice for both propagation and continued plant growth rather than one stage only.

How is this lamp installed?

A standard-size light socket, the same as most household screw-in bulbs. It does not require a mogul socket the way SunBlaster's larger 125W and 200W CFL lamps do.

Does it need a separate ballast?

No, the lamp is self-ballasted, so it runs directly off a standard socket without any additional ballast wiring. That keeps installation as simple as screwing in a household bulb.

What growth stages is this lamp suited for?

Propagation and continued growth of most indoor plants. Growers commonly use it in small fixtures or clip-on sockets positioned close to the canopy.