Collection: LED Tubes

T8 tubes are wider (about 26mm) and the most common replacement for old fluorescent fittings, while T5 tubes are slimmer (about 16mm) and shorter. Check your fixture before buying, then browse the matching LED Tubes.

In most cases yes, but you may need to bypass or remove the old ballast and starter depending on the tube type. Some LED tubes are plug-and-play, others need rewiring. Reliable wiring from Power & Cables helps.

For a garage or workshop, aim for higher output so corners stay well lit. Choose tubes with more lumens for larger or darker spaces. If you also want motion-triggered light, pair them with a PIR Motion Sensor.

Yes. LED tubes use noticeably less power than fluorescent tubes for the same brightness and last far longer, so you replace them less often. That makes them a smart choice for areas left on for long hours, like corridors and entrances.

Cooler white around 5000-6500K gives a crisp, alert look that improves visibility and works well with cameras. For mixed living and security zones, a neutral white is a good compromise. Combine with an LED Floodlight for outdoor areas.

Standard LED tubes are designed for indoor or covered areas. For exposed outdoor spots you need a weatherproof fitting or a dedicated outdoor fixture. For open outdoor lighting, an LED Floodlight is usually the better choice.

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