Description
This LED tube has a G13 two-pin cap at each end and a straight, milky white diffuser running along its length. It draws 15W and gives 2,400lm, a generous output for a modest draw, at a cool 4000K that looks crisp and clear. It sits in energy class C, which tells you at a glance how it compares on the energy label when you are choosing between tubes.
Put it in any light fitting built for a G13 tube where you want bright, cool light only while someone is in the room. The integrated motion sensor switches the tube on when it senses movement, so it suits a hallway, a store room or a passage where people come and go rather than stay. You get light the moment someone arrives, without a tube burning away in an empty room, and because the sensor is built into the tube there is nothing extra to mount beside the fitting.
The tube is LED technology from cap to cap, rated at 15W and 4000K, with nothing to assemble. To keep the output at its best, switch the light off at the wall and wipe the diffuser with a soft, dry cloth now and then, never a wet one. Before you order, measure the tube you are replacing and check that your fitting takes a G13 tube of the same length.
Specification
| Lumens |
2,400lm |
| Wattage |
15W |
| Technology |
LED |
| Colour Temperature |
4000K |
| Cap |
G13 |
| Energy Class |
C |
| Features |
Integrated motion sensor |
Frequently Asked
Which cap does this LED tube use?
It has a G13 two-pin cap at each end, so it suits light fittings made with G13 lampholders for a tube of matching length.
How bright is the tube?
It gives 2,400lm from a 15W draw, so you get a strong output while keeping the power it uses modest.
What colour of light does it give?
It gives a cool 4000K, a crisp, clear light that suits hallways, store rooms and anywhere you want to see things plainly.
How does the motion sensor work?
The sensor is integrated into the tube and switches the light on when it senses movement, so there is nothing separate to mount beside the fitting.
What energy class is this tube?
It sits in energy class C, a quick reference to compare on the energy label when you are choosing a replacement tube.