1500mm (5ft) 24W T8 LED Tube Especially for Butchers

Description

This T8 LED Tube especially for butchers has a brightness of 1,920 lumens and an estimated 50,000 hour working life. It features a translucent cover which provides pinkish light that's been especially designed for installing in fridges and other installations that light food products.

Due to the fact that traditional fluorescent lighting emits high levels of green and yellow wavelengths and very few red and blue wavelengths, the colour of meat goes from a red colour to a brown, while white fat becomes green or yellow, which negatively affects the products appearance. Fluorescent tubes also consume 50% more energy when compared to T8 LED Tubes Especially for Butchers.

The pink light emitted by these T8 LED Tubes is perfect for lighting food products, as it makes them look more attractive and appetizing. Thanks to SMD2835 LED technology and IP44 Protection, these tubes are capable of working between -20ºC and 50ºC with no problems.

Thanks to these characteristics, this T8 LED Tube Especially for Butchers is the best purchase a business can make if they want to improve the appearance of their products. Also, if purchased through LEDKIA, you'll have a five year warranty.

The 85V-265V AC Multi-Voltage refers to peaks and drops. The tubes cannot continuously function at these voltages.

* See Press "MORE" below the photo to see the LED Tubes Installation Guide (bilateral connection)

Characteristics

Beam Angle:	120º
Life Span:	50,000 Hours
Power Factor:	0.96
Energy Class:	A+
Certifications:	CE & RoHS
Dimmable:	No
Size:	Ø30x1500 mm
IP Protection:	IP44
Light Source:	SMD2835
Colour Temp:	Pink
Multi-Voltage:	85-265V AC
Material:	Aluminium / PC
Power:	24 W
Frequency:	50-60 Hz
Voltage:	AC 220-240V
Lumens:	1920 lm
Working Temperature:	-20°C ~ 50°C
Screw:	T8
Lens Type:	Frost
LED Performance:	80 lm/W
CRI:	80
Length:	1500 mm
Special:	Butchers
Warranty:	5 Years

T8 LED Tube Installation

How to connect an LED tube with one side connection eliminating Ferromagnetic/Electronic ballast

Connecting these tubes requires the re-wiring of the fluorescent lamp as follows: The ballast, the starter and the two mains cables are removed and plugged directly into the two pins at one end of the tube.

Part 1
Turn off the power, checking that no electrical current is flowing.

LED Tube Installation - Part 1

Part 2
Remove the ballast and starter.

LED Tube Installation - Part 2

Part 3
Connect the PHASE (brown, black or grey wire) to a pin (1 of the 2 metal studs) at one end of the lamp holder and the NEUTRAL (blue wire) to the other pin at the same end of the lamp holder. Insert the LED tube with the end indicated by a label into the wired lamp holder. Turn on and check that your new LED tube lights up.

LED Tube Installation - Part 3

How to connect LED tubes one-side with LED starter Ferromagnetic/Electronic ballasts

Ferromagnetic fluorescent tube systems have the starter positioned outside the ballast. Alternatively, it is possible to install the LED tubes using the LED starter (included in the product). The connection of these lamps are simple, you only need to change the starter for a LED starter, the fluorescent tube for the LED tube, modify a connection and remove the capacitor* (if available, part1.b).

Part 1
Turn off the power, checking that no electrical current is flowing.

LED Tube Installation - Part 1

Part 1.b
Remove the capacitor.

LED Tube Installation - Part 1.b

Part 2
Connect Ballast and Led Starter.

LED Tube Installation - Part 2

Part 3
Replace the starter with the LED starter and the fluorescent tube with the LED tube. Turn on and check that your new LED tube lights up.

LED Tube Installation - Part 3

How to connect LED tube with two-sided connection eliminating Ferromagnetic/Electronic ballast

Connecting these lamps requires the re-wiring of fluorescent lamp as follows: Remove the ballast, and the starter, and connect the two power cables directly to one of the two sockets at each end of the tube.

Part 1
Turn off the power, checking that no electrical current is flowing.

LED Tube Installation - Part 1

Part 2
Remove the fluorescent tube, join the two wires that feed into the ballast in the same contact and remove the starter (by cutting one of the starter wires, the starter is completely annulled).

LED Tube Installation - Part 2