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18W T8 Hybrid LED Tube - 2,070 Lumens - 4ft - Ballast Compatible/Single End Ballast Bypass Type A/B - 32W Equivalent - 5000K/4000K/3500K
Features
- Replaces 4' F32T8 fluorescent tubes
- Plug-and-play/ballast-bypass type A/B
- Mercury-free, instant-on
- UL and DLC Listed
- 5-Year warranty
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Overview
These Hybrid LED T8 tubes are the long-lasting alternatives to F32T8 fluorescent tube lights. The 4' ballast-compatible/ballast-bypass tube light bulb can be used in direct-wire fluorescent fixtures or to replace T8 tubes in ballasted fixtures. It emits 2,070 lumens of cool, natural, or warm white illumination. Unlike fluorescent lights, this LED T8 tube turns on instantly—even in cold weather—and is simple to dispose of because it contains no harmful mercury. The single-ended LED light uses just 18 watts of power—significantly less than the 32 watts of an equivalent fluorescent tube light. With a life expectancy 5 times as long as fluorescent tubes, the LED T8 tube reduces costly repairs, disposal fees, and the need for replacements. Price per bulb, 4-pack, 25-pack, or 50-pack. It's perfect for basements, offices, schools, hospitals, factories, and more.
- Factories
- Hospitals
- Schools
- Offices
- Commercial Complexes
- Industrial Facilities
T8AB-xK18S-GF Supported Electrical Configurations
Connection Types
Type A/B Hybrid LED Tube Lights are a versatile option. They can be connected as a true plug-n-play replacement for a flourescent tube light using a Dual-End Type A configuration, or they can be wired as a ballast bypassed Single-Ended Type B Tube Light.
Single Ended (Type B Configuration)
Electrically connected from one end of the tube, one pin connecting to line and one to neutral. This type requires non-shunted sockets and rewiring
Dual Ended (Type A Configuration)
Electrically connected on both ends of the tube, with one end connecting to line and one to neutral. This type can use shunted or non-shunted sockets. As with the original bulbs these are replacing, one end of the tube connects to L and the opposite end to N—one end should not be connected to both.
Ballast Compatibility
Type A/B LED Tube Lights offer wiring options for using existing in-line ballast, or bypassing the ballast. The Dual-End Type A configuraiton allows the light to be powered on using the existing ballast, the Single-Ended Type B configuration allows the ballast to be bypassed entirely.
How To Wire Dual-End Type A:
How To Wire Single-End Type B:
Socket Wiring
The shunting configuration for Type A/B Hybrid Tube Lights is dependent on if you want to use the light in a Dual-End Type A configuration, or a Dual-End Type B configuration.
Shunted (Type A Dual-End)
Both contacts in the same socket (tombstone) are connected/bridged and are the same polarity—either L or N.
Non-Shunted (Type A Dual-End, Type B Single-End)
Contacts in the same socket (tombstone) are split, but can be either the same polarity or opposing polarity depending on the way the socket (tombstone) is wired. A non-shunted socket is required for single end Type B installations.
Determining Shunted or Non-Shunted
Below are some typical examples of how shunted or non-shunted sockets might look. You should always check the socket terminals with a multimeter before installing bulbs or rewiring. If the two sides of a socket have continuity, then the socket is shunted regardless of appearance.
Need To Wire Differently?
LED tubes lights can be wired with or without ballast, and from either end depending on the tube type.
Specifications
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| Part NO | Color Temperature | LED Quantity | LED Wattage | Intensity per LED | Milliwatt | CCT / Wavelength | Price Ea. | Product Weight | Lumen Per Dollar | IP Rating | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | T8AB-35K18S-GF | Warm 3500K | - | - | - | - | 3500 K | (Discontinued) | - | 231.28 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-40K18S-GF | Natural 4000K | - | - | - | - | 4000 K | $8.95 | - | 231.28 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-50K18S-GF | Cool 5000K | - | - | - | - | 5000 K | (Discontinued) | - | 231.28 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-35K18S-GF-4PK | Warm 3500K | - | - | - | - | 3500 K | (Discontinued) | - | 232.58 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-35K18S-GF-25PK | Warm 3500K | - | - | - | - | 3500 K | (Discontinued) | - | 237.44 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-40K18S-GF-4PK | Natural 4000K | - | - | - | - | 4000 K | (Discontinued) | - | 232.58 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-40K18S-GF-25PK | Natural 4000K | - | - | - | - | 4000 K | (Discontinued) | - | 237.44 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-50K18S-GF-4PK | Cool 5000K | - | - | - | - | 5000 K | (Discontinued) | - | 232.58 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-50K18S-GF-25PK | Cool 5000K | - | - | - | - | 5000 K | (Discontinued) | - | 237.44 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-40K18S-GF-50PK | Natural 4000K | - | - | - | - | 4000 K | (Discontinued) | - | 243.56 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-35K18S-GF-50PK | Warm 3500K | - | - | - | - | 3500 K | (Discontinued) | - | 243.56 lumen/dollar | - |
| - | T8AB-50K18S-GF-50PK | Cool 5000K | - | - | - | - | 5000 K | (Discontinued) | - | 243.56 lumen/dollar | - |
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I hope LED's live up to the hype
Purchased 150 light tubes over 4 months and all but one worked. Current draw is half of the T8 florescents they replaced. They seem brighter even though the rated light output is slightly less than Florescent tubes. I do need to do more research but I do know that LED's are capable of putting out a pure frequency of light. Whereas the light coming from incandescent or florescent is a frequency band. a narrow band but a band and not a pure frequency of light. This may explain why they appear brighter. My hope is to get the 30,000+ hours of operation. That would put it out to 20+ years before they need changed.
