T8 LED Tubes

The features offered by our LED T8 tubes, are compelling grounds enough to convince you to replace the old fluorescent tubes in your home or office.

LED T8 tubes are a model that stands out for its low consumption and efficiency. The intensity and clarity of the light they project makes them the preferred model when illuminating different surfaces.

Their high resistance to wear and temperature changes makes them suitable for domestic environments where a powerful light is required, and makes them a good choice among other options on the market.

Our range of LED T8 tubes consists of models with different opening angles and up to three different light temperatures. In addition, they offer a luminous intensity of up to 2,430 lumens, which is more than enough to meet your lighting needs.

Finding the perfect LED tube model for you is no issue in the extensive Ledkia catalogue.

In addition to all of the above, the installation process is very simple, as they operate with a voltage of 220-240 V and are connected directly to the mains, so they do not require a ballast or starter. This has a direct impact on maintenance being economical and easy to carry out.

What are the differences between T8 and T5 LED tubes?

The T8 and T5 LED tube models are widely used today, although each has its own characteristics and particularities that make them especially suitable for certain types of environment.

T8 models have a larger diameter than T5 tubes and are also on average up to five centimetres longer.

Because they are smaller and more manageable, T5 LED tubes are often used additionally as a lighting system in houses and other domestic environments.

T8 LED tubes emit a more powerful light than T5 tubes, so they are also a perfect choice for lighting garages, workshops or certain commercial premises where the light will be on for long periods of time.

Being a stable light source that emits no flickering or buzzing makes LED T8 tubes an excellent choice for spaces where concentration and absence of noise are a must. This is the case for schools, libraries, offices, coworkings or even yoga and meditation centres.