Philips Lighting

• Philips T8 MASTER LEDtube EM/Mains is able to retrofit onto a conventional/magnetic ballast with only a change of the starters to EMP starters.
• It is strongly to bypass all existing ballast to eliminate ballast maintenance.

• Only tubes using the conventional/magnetic ballast requires the starters.
• Fluorescent starters or glow starters are used to help fluorescent tubes and lamps ignite in the initial starting stage of their operation.
• Simply put, fluorescent starters are a timed switch. The switch opens and closes until the fluorescent tube ‘strikes’ and lights-up.

High and low bay lighting fixtures are both used to illuminate large areas and mounted onto high ceilings to provide stronger light while reducing glare.

Differences between low bat and high bay lighting:

• Ceiling height is the best way to compare high bay vs low bay lighting.
• Low bay fixtures only work with ceilings that are between 12-20 feet high.
• Low bay lighting is below 100 watts while high bay lighting can go above 100 watts. The lighting fixtures use different hanging methods.
• Low bay lighting is suspension mounted with chains or hooks.
• High bay lighting can hang from the ceiling using a hook, chain, or pendant or be fixed to the ceiling directly like a troffer light.
• High bay light fixtures can illuminate ceilings that are 20-45 feet high. The lightings also differ in strength.

Facades are typically known as the principle front or the front-facing exterior sides of the building. In architectural terms, they are one of the most important exterior design elements as they largely determine the overall feel of the structure.

Philips offers innovative, dynamic, and highly reliable LED lighting solutions for all types of buildings, whether new, historic or monumental.