Not for use with T12 magnetic or electronic ballasts.

Recommended for use on compatible ballasts.

Safeguard your eyes. Step up your work efficiency. Save energy. You can count on these 4-foot glass LED tube lights for reliable performance—if one LED fails, the others shine on, so you’re not left in the dark. Plus, the design allows for optimal light distribution, providing your room with smooth lighting. Our T-LED tube lights are UL-listed and meet DLC standards for quality. 

These hybrid T8 LED lamps are ideal for offices, conference rooms, hotels, academic complexes, commercial, and medical facilities. Designed to deliver 1,800 lumens, these lamps deliver the same light output as a 32W fluorescent with less than half the power. Hybrid technology reduces maintenance expenses and allows multiple installation methods whether a ballast is present or not. Install as a plug-and-play solution on compatible ballasts, or bypass the ballast to install in a double-end configuration. 

Save energy and money while enjoying a cool, white light perfect for workspaces and offices. 50,000-hour life.

These T-LED tube lights:

• Plug-and-play on most compatible ballasts
• Can be used as a ballast bypass, connecting directly to line voltage

• Deliver 1,800 lumens

• Substitute for 32W fluorescent tube lights
• Provide 5000K (bright white) light
• Last 50,000 hours

PRODUCT WARRANTY: 5 YEARS

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How’s color temperature measured?

Color temperature is expressed in kelvin (using the abbreviation “K”), a unit of measure for absolute temperature. When the color temperature is over 5000 K, it’s referred to as "cool-colored" (bluish-white). Lower color temperatures (2700–3000 K) are called "warm-colored" (yellowish-white through red).

These bulbs are available in 5000K.

What’s a lumen?

A light’s brightness is measured in lumens (abbreviated as “lm”). If a light bulb is super bright, it produces a lot of lumens. Because LED lighting delivers more lumens per watt of electricity, LEDs are a more efficient light source than incandescent bulbs.

These bulbs deliver 1800 lumens.

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