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LED Tube Lights
Upgrade your building's lighting to cut energy and maintenance costs. We have the perfect LED tubes to create bright and efficient spaces across your property.
Convert Fluorescent to LED with LED Tube Bulbs
Brighten your environment, shrink your energy bill, and enjoy a long break from replacing burned-out fluorescent lights. LED tube light supplier ELEDLights offers a range of high-quality, super-efficient LED tube lights that allow you to convert fluorescent to LED with ease and peace of mind. If you don't see the LED fluorescent tube light you need, get in touch. We can source just about any LED tube bulbs in bulk.
Our LED retrofit experts are ready to assist. Reach out about your fluorescent to LED conversion today.
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What About Those Old Tubes?
We Make Recycling Easy
When you upgrade to LED lighting, you can now recycle your fluorescent tubes as you do your install & get those old tubes out of your way. Simply add one or more of our recycling kits to your LED tube order. Then, when you install your new tubes, slide your old fluorescent lamps into a recycling kit box. Call FedEx to pick them up, and you're done!
LED Fluorescent Replacement Tubes
Any application that’s currently using linear fluorescent lighting can only be improved by replacing the fluorescent lights with LED lights. ELEDLights customers have upgraded offices, workshops, warehouses, factories, fitness centers, beauty salons, convenience stores, liquor stores, service centers, lighted signage, kitchens, home garages, and even the kiln room of an internationally renowned art museum. What’s your fluorescent-to-LED conversion project, and how can we help you get started?
Common LED Tube Questions
Will your T8 LED tubes work with my T12 fixtures?
Yes! Our T8 sized tube LED lights are compatible with both T8 and T12 fixtures, allowing you to convert fluorescent to LED with ease.
Do your LED tubes come with installation instructions?
ELEDLights makes replacing fluorescent lights with LED lights easy! You can download and preview installation instructions for our LED tube bulbs from the Support Documents tab on any LED tube light's product page.
How difficult is installation?
Converting fluorescent to LED is easy, no matter which style of LED fluorescent tube light you choose:
With ballast-bypass LED tubes, you simply reroute the fixture’s wiring to go directly to the lampholders instead of the ballast. This takes about five minutes per fixture. Double-ended-power ballast-bypass tubes use the lampholders already installed in your fixture, further cutting down installation time. Single-ended-power will require replacing your existing lampholders with non-shunted ones (available in the accessories section of our single-ended-power tube product pages).
Ballast-compatible LED tubes require no wiring, but they’re not compatible with every ballast, and the ballast will still consume power, which cuts into your energy savings. The few minutes spent on re-wiring for ballast-bypass tubes is often worth it in the long run.
What difference do lumens make?
The lumens of an LED tube bulb indicate its brightness: a 2200 lumen tube is 22% brighter than an 1800 lumen tube, for instance, and a 3000 lumen tube is 66% brighter.
Tip: LED tube bulbs can provide the same amount of illumination as a fluorescent tube bulb, even when that fluorescent bulb has a higher lumen rating. This is because fluorescent tubes put out 360° of light, sending a good amount of their light upward into the fixture, where it’s essentially lost. Most of our LED fluorescent tube lights are designed to output light out from the fixture, not up into it. The exception is our 360° tubes, which are primarily designed for double-sided sign lighting.
How do I compare efficiency?
Lumens/Watt (lm/W) is a great way to evaluate efficiency across LED tubes. The higher the number, the more efficient the light is. To give you an idea, a typical 4ft fluorescent tube is rated at 58 lumens/Watt. Our 4ft LED tubes range from 105 lumens/Watt to 150 lumens/Watt. As you can see, even our least efficient LED tube is nearly twice as energy efficient as a standard fluorescent tube! You can find this number in the Specifications section of every product page.