Philips LED Tube Master HF 20 Watt 830 Warm White for EVG 150 cm Length of 58 W

Any-Lamp is your partner in lighting for LED Tubes | At Any-Lamp "Philips T8 LED Tube - 150cm - 3000K - 20W - 2900lm - 830 Warm White - MASTER (HF) High Output | 150 cm (5ft) Dimmable Replaces 58W (EAN: 8719514466944)" particularly cheap and can be delivered directly from stock! If you purchase larger quantities, you are entitled to attractive bulk discounts. This Philips product has a wattage of 20 watt (watt stands for the power of the lamp and indicates how much energy the lamp consumes). This lamp has a G13 socket. All light sources have a socket through which the lamp (light source) receives the current needed to produce light. The socket also makes it easier to replace the lamp if it breaks. The product has the following colour code: 830, in Kelvin this is 3000K. This TL has a length of 150cm / 1513mm. The product type of this product is: LED Tube T8. This Philips product is labelled with the quality label "MASTER" and product series "Master". This lamp has 2900 lumen with a lumen-to-watt ratio of 145. Lumen is the measure of how much light the bulb produces (people used to look at wattage, but that doesn't mean much anymore when choosing a lamp). These LED Tubes have a voltage of 30-80v. Volt is the unit of measurement for the electrical voltage in a circuit between point A and point B. Dimming LED lamps gives you more control over the right atmosphere in your application area. Whether this lamp is dimmable? The answer is: Dimmable when using a Dimmable Ballast. This lamp has a colour rendering value (RA) of 80-89. This product if part of the product group: "Philips LED Tubes (T8) MASTER Instantfit | HF". This product can be categorised as follows: "LED Lights" > "LED Tubes" > "T8 LED Tubes". The official name of the manufacturer is "MAS LEDtube HF 1500mm HO 20W830 T8" The IP value of this Philips product is IP20. LED tube lights are the long-lasting and energy-efficient 1:1 replacement for the well-known fluorescent tube. LED tubes are used in many different places, for example, in barns or garages, but also in offices, schools or gyms. If you replace a fluorescent tube with an LED fluorescent tube, you can save up to 70% on energy costs. You don't need to make any changes to your luminaire; LED fluorescent tubes are available at Lampdirect for luminaires with conventional ballast (EM) and electronic ballast (HF). You can also find Universal (UN) LED fluorescent tubes at Lampdirect. We automatically supply a starter for LED fluorescent tubes installed in a conventional luminaire. Other important advantages of LED fluorescent tubes are their long service life and low maintenance cost. You choose the right LED fluorescent tube by looking at your current lamp. At Lampdirect, you can choose from LED fluorescent tubes in T8 format, T5 format or round LED fluorescent tubes in T9 format. There are also different color temperatures and lengths available, such as LED fluorescent tubes of 120cm or 150cm. | This W T8 LED tube from easily replaces W TL-D tubes and offers the following specifications: Length: . Light colour: . with an efficiency of lm/W. Electronic ballast (HF). High quality, excellent efficiency ... With , you benefit from top-class T8 LED tube lights. Whereas the fluorescent predecessor spread light all around, this LED focuses on the area that needs to be illuminated. That makes them much more energy-efficient. This specific tube has an average lifespan of hours, which is reflected in the warranty period of . Important for installation! This T8 LED tube is compatible with an electronic ballast (HF ballast), which means you can only install it in fluorescent fixtures with an electronic ballast. This type of fixture is fully plug-and-play: simply remove the old tube, insert the new T8 LED, and you’re done. Does your current installation not have an HF ballast? Discover our: T8 LED tubes (EM) for fixtures with a conventional ballast. T8 LED tubes (UN) for fixtures with a ballast (EM or HF). T8 LED tubes (Mains) for LED fixtures or modified fluorescent fixtures. Tip: How to measure a T8 LED tube! To measure a fluorescent tube or a LED tube, do the following: measure from one end of the tube to the other, including the length of the pins.