Case of 25 - 4ft LED T8 High Efficiency Tube - Type B - 9.5W - 1600 Lumens - 168 Lumens/Watt - LumeGen
This 4ft. LED T8 Direct Wire Tube is a perfect pick for any commercial or residential setting including super markets, factories, hotels, conference rooms, schools, and offices. LED Tubes are more energy efficient and longer lasting than fluorescent tubes and contain no hazardous materials! Made with frosted glass.
This LED Tube is ultra-energy efficient at less than 10W and at 160 lumens/watt this tube can garner maximum energy-efficiency rebates in the state of CA.
This LED Tube is Type B meaning it is NOT compatible with fluorescent ballast. This tube requires the existing ballast to be removed from the fixture prior to installation and wires directly into line voltage. This LED Tube is configured for Double-Ended Power, meaning this tube has a live end and a neutral end and should be installed with shunted socket.
Existing fluorescent ballast must be bypassed for proper operation!
Specifications
- Case of 25
- Type B
- 4ft. Length
- 9.5W
- 17W Fluorescent Tube Equivalent
- 1600 Lumens
- Dimmable (Phase-cut requires compatible dimmer - see spec sheet)
- Available in 3500K, 4000K, and 5000K Color Temperatures
- 240° Beam Angle
- AC120-277V Input Voltage
- Double Ended Power
- Frosted Glass lens
- UL Listed, DLC Listed
- DLC QPL ID: 35K: S-EHT0Y6 | 40K: S-GB85WZ | 50K: S-8MOQB1
FAQ
Q: Can you put led tube lights in a fluorescent fixture? Can I replace my fluorescent T8 linear bulbs with LEDs?
A: Yes, LED tubes are designed fit in the same sockets as traditional fluorescent tubes however there are two main types of LED tube lamps available - Type A Ballast Compatible and Type B Ballast Bypass.
Type A Ballast Compatible (also known as plug-and-play) are designed to work with the existing fluorescent ballast in the fixture. It is important to know the specific ballast in the fluorescent fixture and ensure compatibility with the LED Tube BEFORE selecting a Type A tube. Not all Type A LED Tubes work with every fluorescent ballast. Ensuring compatibility is vital to safe installation and operation!
Type B Ballast Bypass (also know as direct wire) require the fluorescent ballast to be cut out and removed from the circuit before installation. These tubes CANNOT be installed with a fluorescent ballast in place!
Combination Type AB tubes are hybrid which can be installed as plug-and-play or as ballast bypass. It is important to ensure ballast compatibility for these tubes if planned to use with existing fluorescent ballast. Type AB can be used with or without a ballast. It is ultimately the buyer's preference what they want to do. Type A installation uses the LED Tube + Ballast power for more energy consumption compared to Type B installation only uses the raw tube power and is more energy-efficient.
Q: Can a T8 LED Replace a T12?
A: Yes, a T8 can replace a T12 bulb of the same length and wattage.
Q: What is the lifespan of LED Tubes?
A: LED Tubes last 50,000 hours on average compared to an average of 20,000 hours for fluorescent tubes.
Utility Rebates
This tube is DLC Standard V5.1 listed and may qualify for energy-saving rebates! Learn more about LED Rebates.
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Product Specifications
| Certificate | Description |
|---|---|
DLC Listed |
The DesignLights Consortium (DLC), sets criteria for energy-efficient LED products, ensuring they meet strict performance and efficiency standards. DLC Listed products meet baseline requirements and are eligible for rebates. |
UL Listed |
UL Listed refers to products that have been tested and certified by Underwriters Laboratories (UL). UL Listed LED lighting products have undergone meticulous testing to confirm compliance with standards like electrical safety and fire resistance. UL is recognized by OSHA as a NRTL and UL mark for lighting fixtures is the most prominent marks for lighting in the US. |
