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2000-Lumen Universal 4' LED Replacement Tube Bulb
Replaces standard T8 fluorescent-style bulbs, providing the benefits of LED lighting without having to change light fixtures.
Item #
51473

Easily upgrade your old 4' fluorescent lights to more the reliable, energy-efficient LEDs. Just swap out your old fluorescent tube with this LED tube and you get up to 50,000 hours of bright, white light. 50,000 hours means that the light can be left on for eight hours a day, every day, for over 17 years. No hum and no mercury for a safer, more environmentally-friendly lighting solution. Bright white light is very easy on the eyes, and comes to full-brightness the moment you turn it on, even in cold weather. Please check the Product Compatibility List to be sure that this will be compatible for your fixture.
Features:
- Lets you enjoy the benefits of LED with older fluorescent fixtures
- Plastic tube is less prone to breakage
- Non-dimmable
(1) 2000-Lumen Universal 4' LED Replacement Tube Bulb
Brand | Stonepoint |
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Manufacturer Part Number | T8-2000 |
Weight | 0.7000 |
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4.7 / 5.0
82 Reviews
Best move I made to improve my lighting inside of my shop
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LEDs are worth getting.
These LEDs are a great replacement for my T-8 fluorescent tubes. They come on without a delay, and are nice and bright.
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Good ones
these are great because I can just replace the bulbs instead of having to replace everything. They are bright, works for me.
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Exceedwd expectations
Easy to nstall. Put iff a lot of light. Have put in both shops olan to recommend to my church.
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I replaced 8 fluorescent bulbs in my garage/work shop with the Lumen bulbs. When my wife turned on the swith to be sure they were all working I couldn't believe my eyes. The difference was like night and day. I am thrilled with the brightness and I'm sure it's going to be much easier and more pleasant to work there now. Might even cut down on the number of mistakes made.
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Re-lightening my shop
These are the most awesome lights I have ever used.
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Great shop light
Nice bright light that is a great improvement for my shop.
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Great lights.
Easy install, just take out old tubes and install these. Not this level of light ever.
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An excellent replacement for my prior fluorescent bulbs. Much brighter and no flicker! Having a basement shop with no exposure to the outside, these provide a better light than I thought possible. Great for my older eyes also!
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A great replacement for the fluorescent tube. No flickering or humming; just really bright light!
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Rockler Store
quality lighting replacement for an excellent price. I have purchased these before and am very happy with the results,
Sam M
on Dec 4, 2019
Have one bulb in my shop, and it is really bright. I want to upgrade the rest of the fixtures.
JJ Happ
on Oct 8, 2019
quality lighting replacement for an excellent price. I have purchased these before and am very happy with the results,
Sam M
on Dec 4, 2019
Need better lighting in my shop and did not want to replace all the fixtures.
Lorenzo B
on Oct 31, 2019
does this have to 2 pins on each end?
BEST ANSWER: Yes, they protective caps the protect the two prongs
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- Eugene W on Apr 1, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 11, 2018
Does this bulb require removal of the ballast?
I understand that there is no need to remove the old ballast from the light fixture, just remove and replace the tubes. But, what about when the original ballast fails, will I need to replace it (the ballast)? The description says that these tubes operate on 120 volts, but the ballast puts out a different voltage. Am I confused? Yes.
BEST ANSWER: Yes, with LED bulbs that require a ballast, as these bulbs do, if the ballast fails, you need to replace it or these bulbs won't work. A fluorescent ballast when used with fluorescent bulbs will use about three watts itself, apart from the watts used by the bulbs themselves (though I don't know if a ballast uses less power when it's used with LED bulbs), so the most energy-efficient type of LED T8/T12 bulb is one that doesn't require a ballast, but that requires rewiring the light fixture, which can be a hassle. The residual three (or fewer) watts used by the ballast, when it's left in the circuit, is pretty minimal when you consider the reduction in wattage you get by replacing fluorescent bulbs with LED bulbs--a minimum savings of 14 watts per bulb if you're replacing 32 watt fluorescents, or 22 watts if you're replacing 40 watt fluorescents.
I don't know the answer to your other question about the voltage difference.
I don't know the answer to your other question about the voltage difference.
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- John S on Jun 29, 2019
Are these led's used with or without existing ballast, and if so, which ballasts will work?
BEST ANSWER: WE did not remove or change our light's ballast; and, there were no instructions regarding ballasts in the package with the LED replacement bulb.
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- Team Law on Feb 9, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2017
Does this have plastic around the LED's to protect them and make them shop safe from breaking glass it they are hit accidentally?
BEST ANSWER: Yes. The LEDs are in a clear frosted plastic tube shaped just like the T8 & T12 fluorescent bulbs.
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- Team Law on Feb 9, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2017
Does the existing ballast need to be removed and the fixture rewired?
What happens when the existing ballast goes bad?
If the ballast goes bad will these still work?
I just replaced my old light fixtures with 4' LED replacement bulbs. The bulbs seem to go out when there is no movement. Is that normal?
Is the existing ballast needed to drive the LED bulbs, or can it be removed?
BEST ANSWER: As I read the directions you need to leave the ballast in place this bulb doesn’t have a built in power source.
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- Gary on Mar 12, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 2, 2017
Are these bulbs 1" or 1 1/2" pins ?
BEST ANSWER: The pins are 5/16" long and 1/2" apart.
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- Mauricio P on Dec 22, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 24, 2017
Will they work well in cold weather?
BEST ANSWER: They are not affected by low temperatures.
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- Richard M on Jan 31, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 5, 2018
Will led replacement work if ballast is defective?
BEST ANSWER: No, the ballast is required for operation
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- Joseph N on Apr 16, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 25, 2017
Do they make an 8' version?
Can this bulb be used to replace older T12 fluorescent bulbs or is it only a replacement for T8's?
BEST ANSWER: I don't remember the difference between t8 & t12 bulbs but I can tell you this the bulbs are the kind that have 2 prongs on the end. I had talked to another individual that had replace regular bulbs to led bulbs and was given to believe that I was going to have to bypass the ballast. When I received the led's all I had to do is replace them just like a regular fluorescent. The only difference is that the led bulbs have a shade on them that directs the light down so one has to make sure that the shade is positioned upward toward the fixture rather than pointing outward, but that was no big deal.
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- Terry K on Feb 8, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 29, 2017
Is this a direct plug in? Can someone who's installed them please answer. HD sells a similar product, but once opened, the instructions said to eliminate the ballast on the existing fixture.
BEST ANSWER: YES! Remove the old fluorescent tube and insert this one. It is a direct replacement.
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- Phil W on Apr 16, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2017
If one just replaces the bulbs without having to rewire, are you loosing the LED energy savings?
BEST ANSWER: I plugged in my old fixture with 2 fluorescent bulbs into a kill-a-watt meter, it read about 74 watts, I then put in the 2 LED bulbs and it read 52 watts.
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- Bruce R on Mar 12, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 26, 2017
can this bulb replace a 4 ft T12 bulb (1.5 inch dia vs the 1 inch dia of the T8)?
BEST ANSWER: I'm confused. The description says this CAN't be used to replace T12 bulbs, yet a couple people have said they did that with no problem. I'd prefer not to buy them only to find they don't work in my fixtures.
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- Chris L on Jun 4, 2018
Does this light require a ballast to work? My ballasts are bad, do not want to replace.
What frequency or wave length is this light? 2700 Hz warm light vs 4500-5000 bright antiseptic operating room white? How many watts does it use?
BEST ANSWER: from the technical specs: the color temp is 4000 and the watts are 18.
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- Westbend on Dec 11, 2017
How do i know what bulb i take, t-8 or t-12? If i need a t-12 where would i find this same bulb?
BEST ANSWER: I am sorry, but I do not have an answer for his question.
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- David R on Jul 16, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 11, 2017
I have both 8’ and 4’ floresent fixtures. How do I tell the difference between T-8, T-10 and T-12 bulbs?
do they have these for t-12 bulbs?