T8 LED Tube Lights | T8 LED Bulbs
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T8 LED Tube Light Fixtures are a safe, energy-efficient choice for shops, offices, storage areas, fabrication floors, and mechanic garages. Don’t change your entire fixture as we have ballast- compatible/ Without Ballast/ Hybrid T8 LED Bulbs available in different sizes and wattages. T8 LED Tubes are an energy-efficient replacement for fluorescent lights in parabolic and indirect light fixtures, which performs in its best way in climate-controlled areas with standard ceiling heights. To help you get out of this dilemma, we have come up with this guide. It will help you through the process of picking the right kind of tube so that you don't waste your valuable time and money. This guide will not only take you through everything that is there to know about light-emitting diode (LED) tubes; but also inform you about the importance of replacing your old fluorescent tube lights. Without further delay, let's dive into the bright world of T8 and other tube light fixtures . What are LED and Fluorescent technologies? Since the advent of lighting technology, there has been a lot of advancement, just like any other industry. In a series of research and development achievements, LEDs are the latest and the most advanced form of lighting fixtures available today. These represent the fourth generation of lighting technology and succeed fluorescent lighting fixtures in the sequence. To understand which of the two technologies (LED or Fluorescent) is better, you will first have to know how they work. Let's start by looking at how LEDs work . In general, an LED has two plates of semiconductors- one having positively charged particles known as 'holes' and negatively charged 'electrons' on the other. The two plates collectively make up a 'light-emitting diode.' When an electric current passes through the diode, the holes and electrons move opposite directions, ensuring that holes collide with electrons. Holes exist at a lower energy level then electrons. So, when the two collide, elec
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