Description
PHILIPS MASTER LED tube T8 Ultra Output (UO) (High Lumen) Excellent Shatterproof
The Philips MASTER LEDtube T8 Ultra Output (UO) series is engineered for absolute performance, delivering a lighting solution that masters the most demanding industrial and commercial applications.
These high-lumen T8 LED tubes integrate seamlessly into existing fluorescent fixtures (EM ballast or mains), providing exceptional illumination that stands up to everyday conditions.
Designed for peak efficiency, the Ultra Output tubes offer unparalleled energy savings, consuming >50% less energy than traditional fluorescent tubes while reaching an industry-leading efficacy of up to 185 lm/W.
This combination of high light output and low consumption translates directly into substantial operational cost reductions.
Furthermore, their extra-long life of up to 75,000 hours dramatically minimizes maintenance burdens in hard-to-reach locations like warehouses and high-bay areas.
Safety and compliance are paramount. The MASTER LED tube is certified shatterproof, having passed the horizontal drop test (IEC 61549), making it robust and ideal for demanding environments.
Crucially, the tube is HACCP enabled and NSF certified, allowing for easy implementation in food-grade areas, cold rooms, and museums without the need for additional protective guards.
With a focused 160° beam angle, you get higher flux exactly where it is needed, ensuring maximum performance and reliability in transport, retail, and manufacturing settings.
Product Features :
- Retrofit existing T8 lamps on EM ballast or mains
- > 50% energy savings compared to fluorescent tubes with up to 185lm/W
- Extra-long life up to 75,000 hours
- Shatterproof, passing drop test horizontally from a height of 4m on to a flat concrete according to IEC 61549.
- Enable easy implementation of HACCP without need for additional guard, supported by product level NSF certificate
- 160° small beam angle to ensure higher flux where needed
- No mercury
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