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product_id: 182292646
title: "20 Pack 4FT LED T8 Ballast Bypass Type B Light Tube, 18W, 2400lm for Single-Ended & Dual-Ended Connection, 5000K, Frosted Lens, T8 T10 T12 Tube Light for G13, 120-277V, UL Listed"
brand: "hykolity"
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reviews_count: 2
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# 2400 lumens bright output 18W ultra-efficient power Dual & single-ended ballast bypass 20 Pack 4FT LED T8 Ballast Bypass Type B Light Tube, 18W, 2400lm for Single-Ended & Dual-Ended Connection, 5000K, Frosted Lens, T8 T10 T12 Tube Light for G13, 120-277V, UL Listed

**Brand:** hykolity
**Price:** 1199 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💡 Brighten smarter, not harder — upgrade your space with hykolity LEDs!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 20 Pack 4FT LED T8 Ballast Bypass Type B Light Tube, 18W, 2400lm for Single-Ended & Dual-Ended Connection, 5000K, Frosted Lens, T8 T10 T12 Tube Light for G13, 120-277V, UL Listed by hykolity
- **How much does it cost?** 1199 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/182292646-20-pack-4ft-led-t8-ballast-bypass-type-b-light)

## Best For

- hykolity enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hykolity brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** UL listed with a 50,000-hour lifespan—outlasts halogen and fluorescent bulbs by years.
- • **Safe & Shatterproof:** Frosted glass with shatterproof film ensures worry-free installation and durability.
- • **Cut Your Energy Bills:** Consumes just 18W while delivering 2400 lumens—brighter than traditional 32W fluorescents.
- • **Flexible Installation:** Supports both single-ended and dual-ended wiring for seamless retrofit in any workspace.
- • **Eco-Friendly Certified:** RoHS and FCC certified, free from mercury, UV, and IR emissions—lighting that’s kind to the planet.

## Overview

The hykolity 20 Pack 4FT LED T8 Ballast Bypass Type B Light Tubes deliver a powerful 2400 lumens at just 18 watts, offering a bright 5000K daylight white light ideal for professional and industrial settings. Designed for ballast bypass installation with both single and dual-ended wiring options, these UL-listed tubes feature a shatterproof frosted glass housing and a long 50,000-hour lifespan. Certified safe and eco-friendly, they provide a cost-effective, energy-saving upgrade to traditional fluorescent lighting.

## Description

hykolity 20 Pack 4FT LED T8 Ballast Bypass Type B Light Tube, 18W, 2400lm for Single-Ended & Dual-Ended Connection, 5000K, Frosted Lens, T8 T10 T12 Tube Light for G13, 120-277V, UL Listed - desertcart.com

Review: Nice bulbs for LED conversion of old fluorescent fixtures. - I bought the 20 pack, and the bulbs arrived in a heavy cardboard carton with custom fitted foam packing nestling each bulb. Excellent packaging! No damage and each of the 12 bulbs I have installed so far works perfectly. Cannot tell yet how long they will last. Installed in 2 rows of 3 fixtures end to end. 6 of the 12 original bulbs were fairly dim, so when they were converted the room is much brighter. These are probably about as bright as brand new 32W fluorescent tubes, but only use 18 W. The 5000k color is very "bright" The price in the 20 pack was very reasonable. Actually much cheaper than buying new 32 W fluorescent bulbs. The most important thing to remember here is that these are "Type B" LED, and you have to re-wire your old fluorescent fixtures to bypass the ballast. I removed them and discarded. Because this was an old style installation with 3 fixtures end to end, I had to extend the regular household wiring in a few spots (splice in an extra length of the white or black wire to reach the wires in the fixtures to wire them the way I wanted.) I have converted 10 of these fixtures so far and always the tombstones at one end have yellow wires, so I connect the "common" (white wire) to these. The other end always has blue and red wires which I always connect to the "line" or black wire. Many you tube videos showing this, and some of the Mfrs have them, too. Wiring both ends eliminates the need to replace the tombstones with the non-shunted style, which saves you several dollars per fixture (4 tombstones at $2-3 each for 2 bulb fixture) and a bunch of time You can also install Type B LED in a 1 end wiring scenario, but it involves the tombstone replacement mentioned above. If you can replace an electrical receptacle, or light fixture, you can do this job. If you are not confident with basic electrical wiring you can buy direct replacement bulbs which just replace the fluorescent tubes directly. They cost more, and still use the power sucking ballasts, so I can't say how much power you will save. Or hire an electrician, which will change your payback time from months to decades. I made my own labels to put on the fixture. Stuck it on the cover under the bulbs that hides the wires: NO BALLAST Use Only Type B LED Bulbs Dual End Powered
Review: Great upgrade to florescent lights for an amazing price. - The previous owner of my house trash picked some office style 4 tube fluorescent fixtures. I have no idea how old they are but slowly the ballasts have been failing and I've just been dealing with the lower light levels. With 8 lights spread across the basement I could afford to lose a couple as all 4 lights typically didn't fail, just 2. Now that I have 2 completely dead fixtures and 2 with only 2 lights working it was time to do something. The ballasts were about $25 each and I needed two per fixture. Then I was going to need 4 tubes which are another $10. To fix only what was broken I needed six ballasts and 12 tubes which adds up to $180. Far cheaper to go LED. The process was simple. Cut all the wires going to the bulb holders on one side, strip them and wire nut them to the neutral (white) wire. Then cut all the wires going to the other side and attach them to the hot (black) wire. Of course you have to remove and reinstall the wire cover and I took the old ballasts completely out but that was it. On mine I had Red, Blue and Yellow wires going to the holders. That's three pairs and 4 holders but the holders are linked together inside where I couldn't see it. Some lights you can see the wires to the holders. The yellow wire came from the opposite ballast which threw me for a second but then I realized that one side would be hot and one side would be neutral and all the wires on each side would connect to the hot and neutral respectively. I did have to use a slightly bigger wire nut and these lights don't come with any wire nuts, so if you're doing this you may want to get an assorted pack of wire nuts if you don't have them. I had plenty so it wasn't a problem. With some lights you may be able to use the wire nuts that are already there. As for the light output, I've done one so far and I have another light with 4 brand new 40 watt bulbs and these are noticeably brighter. It's not blindingly different but it is noticeable. Now compared to some of the older fixtures with the 32w economy bulbs it's night and day different. Given the difference between the 32 and 40 watt bulbs I'd say this is the same jump higher so probably an equivalent of 50w if I had to guess. I'm already planning on splitting the lights 4+4 and adding a second switch because I won't need them all on at once.

## Features

- 🔥🔥🔥 𝐁𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐭 𝐁𝐲𝐩𝐚𝐬𝐬 - These tubes must be installed using the ballast bypass method. The T8 led tube light is direct wire that are not ballast compatible. These tubes require the ballast to be disconnected and removed from the fixture prior to installation, just refer to the installation guide picture for details.
- ✅ Single or Dual ended Connection - This 4ft led ballast bypass bulbs convenient for installation with a single-ended or double-ended connection. They work best for your garage, warehouse, or office storage areas, fabrication floors, retail spaces, hospitality.
- ✅ High Quality - led 4 foot T8 led bulb uses high quality LEDs which are more energy saving and environmental protection (no UV, IR, or mercury). UL Listed for better quality, safety, reliability and have longer lifetime up to 50,000 hours than halogen/incandescent/fluorescent bulbs.
- ✅ Shatterproof - These led t8 are designed with a frosted shatterproof film protected glass housing which allows for safe installation in fixtures, with or without wire guards.
- ✅CERTIFICATIONS: This product meets strict requirements to ensure that they are safe and reliable. UL-LISTED to avoid electrical shock and fire hazard. RoHS COMPLIANT (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) and FCC Certified making our T8's extremely safe.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08224XD2N |
| Accepted Voltage Frequency | 100 to 240 Volts and 50 Hertz to 60 Hertz |
| Additional Features | 5000K, Not Dimmable, ballast bypass: The T8 led tube light is direct wire that are not ballast compatible. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #28,504 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #1,921 in LED Bulbs |
| Brand Name | hykolity |
| Brightness | 2400 Lumen |
| Bulb Base | G13 |
| Bulb Shape Size | T8 |
| Color Rendering Index | 80 |
| Color Temperature | 5000 Kelvin |
| Connectivity Technology | Normal bulb |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | Push Button |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (628) |
| Efficiency | 133LM/W Highly Efficient |
| Incandescent Equivalent Wattage | 40 Watts |
| Included Components | 20 LED light tubes |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Type Name | LED T8 Ballast Bypass Type B Light Tube |
| Light Color | Daylight White |
| Light Source Operating Life | 50000 Hours |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Light Source Wattage | 18 Watts |
| Light Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | Hykolity |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 5 years. |
| Material Type | Glass |
| Model Name | FYT8-B418R-50-AA |
| Model Number | FYT8-B418R-50-AA |
| Number of Items | 20 |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Power Consumption | 18 Watts |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Shape | Tubular(T) |
| Specific Uses For Product | Indoor general lighting |
| Specification Met | ul_listed |
| Theme | Modern Lighting |
| UPC | 730967922564 |
| Unit Count | 20.0 Count |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Wattage | 18 watts |
| White Brightness | 2400 Lumens |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** hykolity
- **Bulb Shape Size:** T8
- **Light Type:** LED
- **Wattage:** 18 watts

## Images

![20 Pack 4FT LED T8 Ballast Bypass Type B Light Tube, 18W, 2400lm for Single-Ended & Dual-Ended Connection, 5000K, Frosted Lens, T8 T10 T12 Tube Light for G13, 120-277V, UL Listed - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/716Ddaqc+ZL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this package have conversion/warning  labels indicating the type of replacement bulbs to be used?**
A: Not that I recall.  Since I modified the fixtures, I wrote on the light fixture (under the bulb) LED only.  You could always print your own labels.  I love my conversions to LED's (I still have a few to convert), they are so much brighter, and cold temperatures don't impact them. Instant start, and no warm up time.

**Q: Anyone experience radio interference with this?**
A: None.  I have a radio in my shop and don't get any interference with these tubes.  I have 24 tubes in my shop.

**Q: What is the CRI of these bulbs?**
A: Hard to say, my use of the bulbs is interior garage lighting and unfortunately we do not have garages using all the same bulbs as of yet.  I would not reccomend these bulbs for taking photos, but they work well.

**Q: Are there any data sheets for these to use for power company LED rebates?**
A: I bought and installed them last year. There was an instruction for installing ,but not for rebates.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice bulbs for LED conversion of old fluorescent fixtures.
*by R***E on May 15, 2024*

I bought the 20 pack, and the bulbs arrived in a heavy cardboard carton with custom fitted foam packing nestling each bulb. Excellent packaging! No damage and each of the 12 bulbs I have installed so far works perfectly. Cannot tell yet how long they will last. Installed in 2 rows of 3 fixtures end to end. 6 of the 12 original bulbs were fairly dim, so when they were converted the room is much brighter. These are probably about as bright as brand new 32W fluorescent tubes, but only use 18 W. The 5000k color is very "bright" The price in the 20 pack was very reasonable. Actually much cheaper than buying new 32 W fluorescent bulbs. The most important thing to remember here is that these are "Type B" LED, and you have to re-wire your old fluorescent fixtures to bypass the ballast. I removed them and discarded. Because this was an old style installation with 3 fixtures end to end, I had to extend the regular household wiring in a few spots (splice in an extra length of the white or black wire to reach the wires in the fixtures to wire them the way I wanted.) I have converted 10 of these fixtures so far and always the tombstones at one end have yellow wires, so I connect the "common" (white wire) to these. The other end always has blue and red wires which I always connect to the "line" or black wire. Many you tube videos showing this, and some of the Mfrs have them, too. Wiring both ends eliminates the need to replace the tombstones with the non-shunted style, which saves you several dollars per fixture (4 tombstones at $2-3 each for 2 bulb fixture) and a bunch of time You can also install Type B LED in a 1 end wiring scenario, but it involves the tombstone replacement mentioned above. If you can replace an electrical receptacle, or light fixture, you can do this job. If you are not confident with basic electrical wiring you can buy direct replacement bulbs which just replace the fluorescent tubes directly. They cost more, and still use the power sucking ballasts, so I can't say how much power you will save. Or hire an electrician, which will change your payback time from months to decades. I made my own labels to put on the fixture. Stuck it on the cover under the bulbs that hides the wires: NO BALLAST Use Only Type B LED Bulbs Dual End Powered

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great upgrade to florescent lights for an amazing price.
*by D***M on August 5, 2021*

The previous owner of my house trash picked some office style 4 tube fluorescent fixtures. I have no idea how old they are but slowly the ballasts have been failing and I've just been dealing with the lower light levels. With 8 lights spread across the basement I could afford to lose a couple as all 4 lights typically didn't fail, just 2. Now that I have 2 completely dead fixtures and 2 with only 2 lights working it was time to do something. The ballasts were about $25 each and I needed two per fixture. Then I was going to need 4 tubes which are another $10. To fix only what was broken I needed six ballasts and 12 tubes which adds up to $180. Far cheaper to go LED. The process was simple. Cut all the wires going to the bulb holders on one side, strip them and wire nut them to the neutral (white) wire. Then cut all the wires going to the other side and attach them to the hot (black) wire. Of course you have to remove and reinstall the wire cover and I took the old ballasts completely out but that was it. On mine I had Red, Blue and Yellow wires going to the holders. That's three pairs and 4 holders but the holders are linked together inside where I couldn't see it. Some lights you can see the wires to the holders. The yellow wire came from the opposite ballast which threw me for a second but then I realized that one side would be hot and one side would be neutral and all the wires on each side would connect to the hot and neutral respectively. I did have to use a slightly bigger wire nut and these lights don't come with any wire nuts, so if you're doing this you may want to get an assorted pack of wire nuts if you don't have them. I had plenty so it wasn't a problem. With some lights you may be able to use the wire nuts that are already there. As for the light output, I've done one so far and I have another light with 4 brand new 40 watt bulbs and these are noticeably brighter. It's not blindingly different but it is noticeable. Now compared to some of the older fixtures with the 32w economy bulbs it's night and day different. Given the difference between the 32 and 40 watt bulbs I'd say this is the same jump higher so probably an equivalent of 50w if I had to guess. I'm already planning on splitting the lights 4+4 and adding a second switch because I won't need them all on at once.

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