LED BATTENS
GREAT TO REPLACE DUAL TUBE FLUORESCENT BATTENS
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LED BATTENS
Enjoy impressive energy savings with lighting options available in:
- 4000K (natural white)
- 6500K (cool white)
- Color selectable options
Experience less wastage compared to traditional fluorescent battens.
Choose from waterproof and non-waterproof versions.
Benefit from an impressive payback period.
With a lifespan of 50,000 hours at L70, you can count on long-term performance.
Our lights provide great quality illumination.
Trust in our reputable brands for your lighting solutions.
A 52-60w LED batten can replace a fluorescent batten that uses two 58w tubes, totaling 116w. Operating a 52-60w LED batten is approximately 50-60% more cost-effective than using a 116w fluorescent batten.
REPLACING FLUORESCENT TUBE BATTENS WITH LED
To install LED batten lights as a replacement for your current fluorescent battens, normally, a certified electrician will need to disconnect and remove the old one and then connect the power cables to the new LED battens and secure them in the designated position on the ceiling.
Once installed, you can begin to enjoy the numerous advantages of LED battens, including energy savings, superior quality lighting, and more.
Begin your journey towards great lighting and reduced energy costs today!
LED BATTEN LIGHTS VS FLUORESCENT TUBE BATTEN LIGHTS
A 5ft 46-60w LED batten light is the equivalent of a 116w twin tube fluorescent batten. LED battens also have a much longer lifespan than fluorescent tubes with impressive warranties.
The difference in the wattage doesn't come at a cost to the light, as although less to run the LED battens are superior technology with all the other benefits that come with that.
LED battens give out light downwards so that you are paying for light more where you actually need it.
Fluorescent tubes, due to the way they operate, give out light at a 360-degree beam angle.
The upward light distribution and wide beam angle of fluorescent tubes are one of the reasons why they are much more costly to run than the more advanced LED alternative.