T8 fluorescent lamp
As with the T5 fluorescent tubes, the name of the fluorescent tube comes from the English term "tube" for tube and the diameter of the tube in eighth inch (25.4mm = 8/8 inch).
Fluorescent lamps owe their popularity to their low purchase and operating costs and long service life. The T8 fluorescent tube also scores with its temperature resistance. In the private sector, the T8 is often found in garages or cellars, while in the commercial sector it is often used in offices or medical practices.
€8.33 net €7.00
Immediately available
€19.73 net €16.58
Immediately available
€11.40 net €9.58
Immediately available
€13.53 net €11.37
Immediately available
€7.89 net €6.63
Immediately available
€4.94 net €4.15
Immediately available
€7.46 net €6.27
Immediately available
€4.36 net €3.66
Immediately available
€19.46 net €16.35
Immediately available
€12.07 net €10.14
Immediately available
€3.64 net €3.06
Immediately available
€7.00 net €5.88
Shipping in 28 day(s)
- Comprehensive advice & support
- Free shipping from 100 € order value
- Shipping in 24 hours
- 4 years warranty (except wear parts)
KATHRIN BRANDT
Employee Purchasing from TroisdorfGreat advice and friendly service. I was helped immediately and competently with any questions. Gladly again.
OMAR NASER
Office Manager from Frankfurt a.M.Goods are well packaged and arrive safely, which is important to me. My mail was answered immediately.
RAINER SEIDEL
Master carpenter from WiesbadenHad to replace a lamp, but the same was no longer available. Great advice, found a suitable replacement and delivered it quickly.
Light expert info
Replacing T8 fluorescent lamp with LED tube
Although fluorescent lamps already stand out for their high efficiency and long life, those who are not afraid of higher purchase costs can consider converting to modern LED technology. LED tubes score with flicker-free starts, excellent colour rendering and immediate brightness.
The first step is to find out whether the fluorescent tube is operated with a conventional or electronic ballast. You can do this either by checking whether there is a starter in the luminaire. If this is the case, you need an LED tube for CCG or VVG, if there is no starter in the luminaire, choose an LED tube for ECG.
Alternatively, you can do a camera test: with a digital camera you can check if the light flickers. If this is the case, it is a KVG tube, otherwise you can assume that an ECG tube is inserted.
When replacing any lamps, always make sure that they are voltage-free, electricity is lethal!
If you have further questions about T8 fluorescent lamps, the different versions or the replacement of your fluorescent lamps, please contact us.