Philips T8 LED Tubes
Do your fluorescent tubes need replacement? Philips LED T8 Tubes are a seamless way to upgrade from conventional fluorescent tubes to LED. It is for a reason that Philips has been a highly reputable lighting brand for decades. The T8 LED tubes are extremely reliable and have an average lifespan of up to 50,000 hours. Installation is a breeze and above all, these t8 tubes are very economical and durable. The most common sizes of Philips T8 LED tubes 600mm and 1200mm. You can also buy a Philips T8 LED tube in the lengths 900mm and 1500mm. When making the switch to LED, take a good look at what kind of ballast your current fluorescent lighting works on. This can be a conventional ballast (with starter) or an electronic ballast (HF), without starter.
- Philips T5 LED Tubes
- LED Battens
- T8 LED Tubes
- T8 LED Tubes 150 cm | 1500 mm
- T8 LED Tubes 120 cm | 1200 mm
- T8 LED Tubes 105 cm | 1050 mm
- T8 LED Tubes 90 cm | 900 mm
- T8 LED Tubes 60 cm | 600 mm
- Conventional (EM) T8 LED tubes
- Electronic (HF) T8 LED tubes
- 230 V / Mains (AC) T8 LED tubes
- Universal (UN) T8 LED tubes
Every bulb or fixture has an energy efficiency class A to G. Energy label A is the most efficient and G the least. LED lighting is the most sustainable lighting technique. Even if a LED bulb is rated E or lower, they still save 70% of energy compared to conventional lighting with the same energy label. Why is it the same label then? To motivate LED brands to get even more durable.
Do your fluorescent tubes need replacement? Philips LED T8 Tubes are a seamless way to upgrade from conventional fluorescent tubes to LED. It is for a reason that Philips has been a highly reputable lighting brand for decades. The T8 LED tubes are extremely reliable and have an average lifespan of up to 50,000 hours. Installation is a breeze and above all, these t8 tubes are very economical and durable. The most common sizes of Philips T8 LED tubes 600mm and 1200mm. You can also buy a Philips T8 LED tube in the lengths 900mm and 1500mm. When making the switch to LED, take a good look at what kind of ballast your current fluorescent lighting works on. This can be a conventional ballast (with starter) or an electronic ballast (HF), without starter.
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