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PHILIPS Contractor Grade LED Tube T8 (CNG) Excellent Mains Power Fit & Ultra-Efficient Lighting
Upgrade your commercial and industrial lighting with the new Philips Contractor Grade LED Tube T8 (CNG), designed for quick, simple, and ultra-efficient fluorescent replacement.
This tube is the fastest and easiest way to transition existing luminaires to modern LED technology, offering a fast payback time and significantly reducing your total operational costs.
The key advantage of the Contractor Grade LED tube is its straightforward installation: it fits directly into existing luminaires operating on a mains power connection, eliminating the need to worry about complex ballast compatibility or wiring hassles.
This makes the retrofit process safer and simpler for contractors and ensures an easy upgrade.
With an impressive nominal lifetime of 30,000 hours, this LED tube lasts two to three times longer than conventional lamps, drastically cutting down on maintenance and replacement costs.
Beyond longevity, the T8 LED tube delivers highly energy-efficient performance.
Customers can enjoy instant energy savings and up to 67% reduction in consumption compared to old fluorescent lamps.
The tube maintains the same conventional T8 form factor and light distribution as its fluorescent counterparts, ensuring a seamless visual transition in applications like offices, retail spaces, and hospitality environments.
This reliable, mercury-free LED solution guarantees a wide 240-degree beam angle and a Colour Rendering Index (CRI) of 80 for high quality light output.
Product Features :
- Base : G13
- Ignition Cycles : 50,000
- Rated Life : 30,000 hours
- Beam Angle (nom.) : 240 degrees
- Color Rendering Index (CRI) : 80
- LLMF at the end of the rated life (nom.) : 0.7%
- Input Frequency : 50 to 60 Hz
- Start-up Time (nom.) : 0.5 s
- Equivalent Wattage : 36 W
- Temperature Maximum Casing Temperature (nom.) : 65 °C
- Dimmable: No
- Bulb Shape: T8
- Ambient Temperature Range: -20 to +45 °C
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