Skip to content

SATCO/NUVO 11.5W T8 LED 3500K Medium Bi-Pin Base 50000 Hours 120-277V Type B Ballast Bypass Single Or Double Ended Wiring (S11911)

SKU SATCO/NUVO-S11911
Original price $10.69 - Original price $10.69
Original price
$10.69
Backorder: Usually Ships in 7-14 Days
Product Description

At 48 inches and 3500K neutral white, this Type B T8 LED lamp replaces a 32-watt fluorescent tube in offices, classrooms, retail spaces, and back-of-house work areas. The ballast-bypass design wires directly to 120 to 277 volts after the original ballast is removed, and dual-end or single-end wiring options give the installer flexibility with existing sockets.

An installation protection circuit prevents the lamp from lighting if the ballast has not been properly bypassed, which stops accidental damage on the job site. A PET shatter-proof coating contains glass fragments if the tube is struck, and the lamp delivers 1650 lumens with 80+ CRI, rated for 50,000 hours in universal orientation.

Features

  • Wattage: 11.5W (replaces 32W fluorescent)
  • Output: 1650 lumens
  • Color temperature: 3500K neutral white
  • CRI: 80+
  • Length: 48 inches
  • Base: G13 medium bi-pin
  • Voltage: 120–277V line voltage (ballast bypass)
  • Wiring: Single-ended or double-ended
  • Rated life: 50,000 hours
  • Installation protection: Will not light if ballast is not bypassed
  • Shatter protection: PET coated
  • DLC listed
  • Warranty: 5 years

Ideal For: Offices • Classrooms • Retail spaces • Warehouses • Back-of-house work areas

cULus Certified for damp locations. ETL Sanitation Listed for food-service environments. Not for use in vapor-tight fixtures.

Frequently Asked Questions
What color temperature is this product?
This product has a color temperature of 3500K producing a neutral white light that offers a clean balanced appearance without feeling overly warm or cool.
What voltage does this product operate on?
This product operates on 120V-277V and is compatible with a wide range of standard residential and commercial electrical systems. Always consult with an electrician regarding your specific voltage requirements.