Collection: Fluorescent & Tube Lights

T8 and T5 refer to the tube diameter, with T5 being thinner than T8. They use different fittings and lengths, so they are not interchangeable in the same socket. Check your existing fitting's markings before ordering. For complete linear units, see Light Fixtures & Luminaires.

Often yes, but it depends on the fitting. Some LED tubes are plug-and-play, while others require bypassing or removing the starter and ballast. Check the product instructions and have a qualified electrician make any wiring changes. You may also need a compatible component from LED Drivers & Transformers.

Measure the existing tube from end to end and check the markings printed on it, which usually state the type and wattage. Match the length and pin type to the new tube so it fits the existing socket. Compare options in the Fluorescent & Tube Lights range.

Flickering or failure to start is often due to an aging tube, a worn starter, or a failing ballast. Try replacing the tube and starter first; if the issue persists, have an electrician check the ballast and wiring. Upgrading to an LED tube can also remove flicker.

Cool white tones give a bright, clear light that suits workshops, garages and task areas, while neutral white works for general use. Check the Kelvin value listed for each tube and match it to the work you do. For portable task lighting, browse Tools.

LED tubes generally use less power than equivalent fluorescent tubes and turn on instantly without warm-up. They also avoid flicker and the starter components. Compare the wattage and lumen figures in each product's details to gauge the savings. See more LED options in LED Bulbs.

Yes. Orders over €80 ship free with fast delivery across Greece. Tubes are fragile, so they are packed carefully; see our shipping page for details.

Items that arrive broken or faulty are covered by Lynk Buyer Protection. See the resolution steps on our warranty page and contact us to arrange a replacement or refund.