Description
This LED tube is a long, straight lamp with a milky white body and a two-pin G13 cap at each end. It draws 23W and puts out 2,600lm, a strong amount of light for a single tube, and it shines at a cool 4000K. It carries an energy class of E. The G13 cap decides whether it suits your fitting, so it is the first thing to check against the tube you are replacing.
We see tubes like this one most often in batten fittings, the long lights that run along the ceiling of a garage, a workshop, a utility room or a kitchen. A cool 4000K suits those rooms well, because it gives a crisp, clear light that helps when you are sorting tools, folding laundry or chopping vegetables. With 2,600lm from a single tube, even a one-tube batten can light a working space properly, and we think it is a sensible choice for anyone who wants to see what they are doing rather than set a mood.
The milky white tube covers the LEDs inside, so the light reads as a smooth band along its length rather than a row of bright points. The two pins at each end make the G13 connection, and the tube itself is plain and straight, so it sits neatly in an open batten or behind a diffuser. Before you order, check that your fitting takes a G13 cap and that your old tube matches the length of this one, so the new tube slots straight into place.
Specification
| Lumens |
2,600lm |
| Wattage |
23W |
| Technology |
LED |
| Colour Temperature |
4000K |
| Cap |
G13 |
| Energy Class |
E |
Frequently Asked
Which cap does this LED tube have?
It has a G13 cap, with two pins at each end, so it suits fittings whose holders take a G13 tube.
How bright is the tube?
It gives out 2,600lm from 23W, which is plenty of light for a garage, a workshop, a utility room or a kitchen.
What colour temperature is the light?
The tube shines at a cool 4000K, a crisp light that keeps working spaces clear and bright rather than cosy.
What energy class does the tube carry?
The tube carries an energy class of E, and it draws 23W while giving out 2,600lm of light.
Where does this tube work best?
We suggest it for batten fittings in garages, workshops, utility rooms and kitchens, wherever a cool 4000K and plenty of light are wanted.