Collection: LED Tubes

Often yes, but it depends on whether the LED tube is ballast-compatible or requires a ballast bypass. Match the length and base to your fixture and check the wiring type. For ready-made fittings, see T8 LED Tube Fixtures.

T8 tubes are thicker (26mm) and the most common, while T5 tubes are slimmer (16mm) and shorter, with a different base. Measure your existing tube to be sure. Compare related options in Fluorescent & Tube Lights.

For ballast-bypass tubes you remove the starter and rewire to mains; for ballast-compatible tubes you may keep the existing setup. Always follow the product instructions, and find any parts you need in Power & Cables.

LED tubes typically use significantly less power than equivalent fluorescent tubes for the same brightness, plus they last far longer. Exact savings depend on the model, so check the wattage on the product page and compare with Fluorescent Lamps.

Warm white (around 2700-3000K) suits living areas, while cool white or daylight (4000-6500K) is better for garages, kitchens and workshops. The color temperature is listed on each product. See also Compact Fluorescent Lamps.

Yes, they're a popular choice for these spaces thanks to bright, instant-on light and long life. For damp or dusty areas, choose a sealed fixture from T8 LED Tube Fixtures.

Yes. Orders over €80 ship free, with fast delivery across Greece. See the shipping page for details.

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