Led light

[twizz]

Pictures of 1 new led batten bought from dazzle lighting at yams yesterday fitted this morning. A comparison 1 normal strip light 1 led light

 

[Luxum LED]

Pictures of 1 new led batten bought from dazzle lighting at yams yesterday fitted this morning. A comparison 1 normal strip light 1 led light

Sometimes you don’t need to change the whole unit you can just change the tube to LED keeping the cost down. We stock replacement tubes. You can compare prices here. Look for the T8 tubes.
https://www.luxum.co.uk/Specialist-...-lights/Agricultural-LED-Lighting-Farm-Lights. All forum customers get 10% off any product (not already discounted) if you register and purchase.

 

[twizz]

The only trouble with the one in the photo is that it is only ip20 rated. I see yours are ip67 rated I will get registered on the site and compare prices for the next lot of electric work we are doing

 

[Luxum LED]

The only trouble with the one in the photo is that it is only ip20 rated. I see yours are ip67 rated I will get registered on the site and compare prices for the next lot of electric work we are doing

The IP67 are the Tube lights, you can hose these and are great for pigs, chickens and parlours. They are not the T8 replacements for fluorescents. If you look for the Led T8 Tube Light Fluorescent Tubes along from the tube lights. https://www.luxum.co.uk/Specialist-...ube-Light-Fluorescent-Replacement-farm-lights. let us know if you have any questions.

 

[Lazy Sod]

Do you have to modify the florescent fitting (ie remove the choke and starter) to use replacement led tubes?

 

[Luxum LED]

Do you have to modify the florescent fitting (ie remove the choke and starter) to use replacement led tubes?

If you have a fitting with a Magnetic Ballast you only have to replace the tube and the starter. If they are newer (electronic) there is a small change to the wiring. We would advise you consult an electrician to determine which is suitable.

 

[chickens and wheat]

Altering wiring is straight forward. Id remove the ballast whatever as its just wasting energy.
I put an 8ft led tube in an old fitting in kitchen. A fair bit heavier than a glass tube but it hangs in ok.
If it was a more modern fitting with light plastic tombstones i suspect it would have dropped out by now..

 

[Cider]

Just spoken to Simon at www.luxum.co.uk and recommend him and his company for great advice and supply for lighting solutions for any projects anyone may have.

Led lighting explained and the best product for my workshop/grain store delivered free within a couple of days.

Good website and discount for TFF members, have a look!

Cheers

Cider