Liteline Corporation Launches an LED T8

LIteline T8

The LED T8 is a quick, simple and safe replacement for conventional fluorescent tubes that requires no rewiring: an instant-on light with a stronger and wider light output.

Because they use LED technology, these high efficiency indoor lamps help save energy. They are dimmable, and have a five year warranty. Certified for safety and performance, the T8 is highly resistant to switching loads and bring different types of colours to life.

Find out more: http://www.liteline.com/product_sellsheets/L194T8-SS.pdf

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