Philips LEDtube T8 MASTER (EM Mains) Ultra Output 15.5 ...

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May. 06, 2024

Philips LEDtube T8 MASTER (EM Mains) Ultra Output 15.5 ...

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Highlights

  • MASTER series
  • UO: Ultra Output
  • Energy savings of +57%
  • Long lifespan
  • Suitable for different areas
  • Daylight - 6500K

MASTER series

The MASTER series EM UO LED tubes from Philips are perfect for those looking for energy-efficient lighting that has a long lifespan. They have an impressive lumen-to-watt ratio and deliver far more lumens per watt than fluorescent tubes. The rotating G13 caps make it easy to install them in fixtures that have a conventional ballast and the starter you need is included too! This T8 tube is 120 cm long.

UO: Ultra Output

While the Philips High Output LED tubes deliver lots of light, the Ultra Output LED tubes go a step further. In fact, they deliver 15% more light and this tube emits a total of 2500 lumens. If circumstances demand more light, therefore, this LED tube delivers it.

Energy savings of +57%

One of the biggest advantages of LED lighting is that it can produce the same amount of light as fluorescent lighting using much less energy. This LED tube uses just 15.5 watts of power to replace a fluorescent tube that uses 36 watts, for instance. That means energy savings of more than 57%! Unsurprisingly, this tube has the best possible energy label of A++.

Long lifespan

The lifespan of an LED tube is much longer than a fluorescent tube too. Whereas a fluorescent tube typically has a lifespan of around 10,000 hours, this LED tube lasts up to 60,000 hours! The combination of energy efficiency and a long lifespan means that you quickly earn back the cost of your initial investment and carry on saving money throughout the LED tube's entire lifespan.

Suitable for different areas

The Philips MASTER LEDtube EM UO is suitable for use in a wide variety of areas including factories, warehouses, parking garages and transportation hubs. Thanks to its Ultra Output, it's ideal for ceilings that are over 4 metres in height too. This LED tube has a beam angle of 160°.

Daylight - 6500K

A colour temperature of 6500K means that this tube emits light that is similar to daylight. That means it's suitable for professional and personal environments where lots of light is needed.

How long do LEDs really last? - Any-lamp

LEDs are known for being long-lasting light sources. Producers claim some light bulbs can last 25 years or more. But how long do LEDs really last?

 

 

Do LED light bulbs really last 10 years?

 

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LEDs often have a lifespan of 5, 10, 17 or even 20 years printed on their packaging. While these numbers look attractive to customers, they can be misleading too. This is why we recommend our customers make or ask us to make a customised calculation. The expected lifespan of a light source depends on how it will be used daily.

 

How to calculate LED lifespan?

 

Calculating the lifespan in years is easy. If we suppose that an LED light is on for an average of 7 hours a day for 365 days, this will add up to 2555 hours a year. If the LED light has an expected lifespan of 25,000 operating hours, it will last 9.7 years!

 

Does the light output of LEDs decrease over time?

 

One thing to keep in mind when buying a lightbulb is the luminous decay. All light sources suffer from a loss of light output over their lifespan. However, among all options LEDs have a very high light output decay point, called L70. After reaching their nominal lifespan, the light output dims slowly instead of suffering an abrupt failure.

All LEDs on our website are designed to preserve a light output of at least 70% of the original brightness at the end of their nominal lifespan. This is another reason why LEDs are quickly becoming the most popular lighting technology.




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5 things you can do to extend the lifespan of your light bulb


The expected duration of LED light bulbs can be easily extended with a few precautions:


    • LEDs are heat sensitive. Exposure to intense heat or cold can dramatically reduce the lifespan. Indeed, ambient conditions such as the humidity in the air (which should be below 80%) or the environmental temperature (which should be between -20°C and 30°) play a key role not only in the lifespan of the product but its warranty coverage too.
    • Use the same lighting technology within the same fixture. It is already widely known that incandescent and halogen light bulbs generate a massive amount of heat while producing light. For this reason, LEDs should not be used close to these light sources or within the same enclosed fixture. In this case, it's better to stick to the same lighting technology or switch everything to LED.
    • Turn off the lights when they’re not needed. Leaving lights on, when they're not needed, will result in higher energy costs and a shorter lifespan. Using a sensor to switch your lights on and off is an easy way to do this automatically.
    • Check your power source. The use of non-compatible wattages or voltage ratings will damage circuits sooner. If, for example, your fixture generates 50 watts and you install a light bulb of 12W, it will overload the bulb and damage it.
  • Make sure the LED bulbs suit your needs. Depending on the application, you might want to use a specific light bulb. Some LEDs are designed to withstand frequent switching cycles (lighting for homes, halls or corridors), while others are designed for more prolonged use (lighting for businesses).


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