EiKO T8 Dual Mode U-Bend Replacement Lamp

LDS EiKO U Bend 400

March 13, 2020

LED T8 Dual Mode U-Bend Replacement Lamps can be installed using a ballast or direct line voltage, and consume a fraction of the energy cost of fluorescent.

Features

  • Hybrid dual mode for use with ballasts OR direct line voltage
  • No socket changes; line voltage function uses shunted or nonshunted sockets
  • Operates on most instant start T8 ballasts
  • Instantaneous full light output upon power-up
  • Frosted glass lens reduces visual glare
  • Visit eiko.com to view complete ballast compatibility information
  • Line voltage operation requires universal 120-277V; direct fit operation can use approved 120-277V or 347-480V ballasts

Applications

  • Highbays
  • Troffers
  • Industrial Strips
  • Cove Lighting
  • Warehouses
  • Stairwells
  • Cold Storage

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