What is so special about T8 Connected Led tubes?


What is so special about T8 Connected Led tubes?


With the product line, you will benefit more from the latest innovations of the brand. T8 connected tubes are ideal for many applications such as warehouses, supermarkets, underground car parks, corridors, and production areas. The advantage of this product lies in the ability to simultaneously connect 50 LED tubes to the detector. It is possible to easily connect and change the light intensity of the devices at the same time. Saving time and a way to control energy expenses and maintenance costs. The wireless connection system saves up to 90% energy compared to conventional / conventional tubes.

"There is no need to connect the luminaires to each other"

The new LEDVANCE connected LED tubes allow you to easily and quickly create a connected lighting system! In addition, the only tool needed for this is a screwdriver! In the video below, you will see how to install them LED tubes and connect them to the sensor.

What are the advantages of the connected T8 LED tube?

Connected T8 tubes are the ideal energy-saving products to replace old fluorescent tubes. They are perfect for applications in large areas to increase energy savings. They are equipped with high-quality light, ideal for specific tasks and suitable for use in temperatures from -20 to + 50 ° C. The tubes are extremely impacted resistant thanks to a polycarbonate cover. These tubes are also installed in luminaires with conventional ballasts. The Advanced T8 Connected is available in two sizes: 150 cm and 120 cm.

How does the connected sensors work?

Connected sensors react to both movement and ambient light.A sensor can be connected to 50 LED tubes at the same time. This is very beneficial especially for large spaces like warehouses, production areas, etc. Thus, the sensor will decrease the light intensity when light is not needed. The sensor can decrease the intensity by up to 20%, allowing you to manage your energy costs.

What are the advantages of connected sensors?


Connected sensors are compact and easy to install. They are protected against dust and waterproof (IP54). They are also equipped with passive infrared sensors that operate between -20 ° C and + 50 ° C. Also be aware that sensors communicate with LED tubes through the standard Zig Bee ©: it is a communication protocol between wireless devices.

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