How to choose led tube?

How to choose led tube?

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Nowadays, the lighting market offers a wide and varied choice of lighting and because of the amount of information available, it can be difficult to find the product you need: T8 or T5 tubes, fluorescent or LED, electromagnetic or ferromagnetic ballast? All of these options make this choice complicated. Even choosing a brand can be a real challenge if you have little knowledge of lighting. However, thanks to our blog, you will be able to compare different product lines and find the best tube, tailored to your needs.

What are the characteristics of Avant LED T8 Standard EM tubes?

These tubes offer instant, flicker-free light in less than 5 seconds and are tested to last up to 30,000 hours at very low (-20 °) and very high (50 °) temperatures. The combination of power factor (> 0.9), luminous efficiency (100 lumens/ watt) and low energy consumption saving up to 50%, make these tubes the ideal replacement for all your old fluorescent T8 tubes. All Standard Front Tubes can be replaced directly and include a choke which makes installation in supermarkets or offices very easy.


What are the characteristics of Avant LED T8 Extreme HO EM tubes?

This new Avant LED range T8 Extreme HO EM is an advanced version of the standard front tubes. They can be connected directly to the grid (AC) or installed in luminaires equipped with conventional ballast (EM). In comparison with traditional fluorescent tubes, LED tubes offer up to 62% energysavings thanks to the low power consumption, the adjustable diffusion angle (160 °) and the luminous efficiency of 143 lm / W. Indeed, this modern range of led tubes emits a powerful luminous flux, perfect for a professional application. The long lifespan of 50,000 hours and the 5-year warranty provide a quick return on investment.



Are you looking for a replacement for your T9 Circular Fluorescent Tube?


The new Avant T9 circular led tubes are the ideal alternatives for your fluorescent tubes. They are suitable for direct installation on the network (AC) and facilities equipped with electromagnetic ballast (EM). Thanks to LED technology, these tubes last up to 3 times longer, allow 50% energy savings and are covered by a 3-year warranty. Thus, in case of a technical problem, you will receive full technical support to quickly replace your product.

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