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niccernicus t1_ithnsjh wrote

Replace the fixture with an led version since you have it uninstalled. No more bulb problems.

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GRSimon OP t1_ithpxor wrote

That seems like the path forward, will probably go down that route.

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John-the-cool-guy t1_ithrhmu wrote

It could be a T-5 lamp. The lamps are measured in 1/8" increments. A T-8 lamp has a diameter of 1". A T-12 has a 1½" diameter, so the T-5 is 5/8".

But definitely get an LED replacement.

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Diligent_Nature t1_itho1ze wrote

Looks like an incandescent Lumiline. An LED retrofit is in order.

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GRSimon OP t1_ithpupu wrote

Oh wow, thanks for finding the type. Retrofit seems like the best/only way forward, that bulb seems a bit too antiquated to even source.

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