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T8 LED tube light by Braytron® with length 600 mm, power consumption 9 W, luminous flux 900 lm and natural white lighting 4000K. Double-sided connection. Ideal substitude for traditional fluorescent tubes. For indoor use only IP20.
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| Price | BGN 5.56 | BGN 5.28 | BGN 5.01 | BGN 4.73 | BGN 4.45 |
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LED tubes can be used for main lighting in retail outlets, offices, workshops, manufacturing buildings, hospitals, parcking areas, halls. Because of their standard size and shape they are often used as a replacement for T5 and T8 fluorescent tubes and can be installed in almost any type of luminaire that works with luminescent tube lights.
LED tubes with consumed power 9W can replace fluorescent tubes with power up to 18W. They are supplied with standard supply voltage 220 VAC and do not need additional devices such as starters, ballasts or power supplies. LED tube with model BA52-00681 has two-sided connection to el. network, offers 900 lm (lumens) light flow and neutral white lighting which is so-called daylight. 4000 K natural light is a preferred option for workrooms and office spaces.
LED tubes are much more economical and efficient in terms of electricity consumption and can reduce your electricity bills. Additionally they do not contain any hazardous toxic materials such as mercury which is dangerous not only for humans but also for the environment. They have an immediate start without time for warm up without any flicking or vibrations which does not irritate the eyes, and they are silent during their work. LED tubes have a long life up to 15000h, low maintenance cost and high level of reliability.
The LED tubes emit more heat than the fluorescent tubes (at the same electrical power), so the luminaire needed to allow them to cool down enough. Otherwise it is possible to overheat and cease to function.
Note: Before switch on the LED tube, the ballast and the starter must be disconnected from the electrical connection cuircuit!
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