LED Fluorescent Tube 18W 120cm | Replaces 36W | Basic series
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Specifications
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Product group
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Length (cm)
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Width (cm)
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Height (cm)
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Voltage
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Light color4000K - Natural white (840)
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CRI value
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Operating hours
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FittingG13
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IP ratingIP20 - No protection
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Housing materialPlastic
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Beam angle270°
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Warranty
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Power18
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Lumen2520
LED Fluorescent Tube 18W 120cm | High Quality
- Power: 18 Watts
- Replaces: 36 Watt (traditional tube)
- Lumen: 2160 Lm (light output)
- Burning hours: 25,000 hours
- Length: 120cm
- Material: Thermoplastic (hard plastic)
- Warranty: 2 years
High-quality fluorescent tube, to replace one-to-one in "old" fluorescent fixtures by means of the included LED starter.
Description:
This 18W LED T8 tube has a high light output of no less than 120 lumens per watt. This means a high light output in proportion to the amount of power this LED tube consumes. When traditional 120cm 36-watt T8 tubes are replaced with 120cm 18-watt LED T8 tubes, you immediately save 50% on your energy bill. Thanks to the high efficiency of this type of LED fluorescent lighting, you also benefit from increased light intensity! Additionally, extra energy can be saved by converting the “old” fixture or by purchasing a new LED fluorescent fixture.
The 120 centimeter LED fluorescent tubes are available in the light colors 2800K (Warm white), 4000K (Natural white) and 6000K (Daylight white).
When purchasing LED fluorescent lamps, you must take into account in which fixtures you will install the LED T8 lighting. Installing LED fluorescent tubes in new LED fluorescent fixtures It is very simple. When installing LED tubes in “old” fixtures, our advice is to convert the fixtures. Your current/old fixtures contain a ballast and a conventional starter. These also consume power (10 to 12W) and are redundant when new LED tubes are installed.
It is also possible to install new LED fluorescent lamps in old/traditional fluorescent fixtures without modifying them. This is possible when you use the supplied LED starter installs. This does, however, entail adverse consequences. For companies, this method of replacing fluorescent tubes is absolutely not recommended from an insurance perspective. See our knowledge base for more information on this. CLICK HERE
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