Philips T8 LED Tube 8W - 2 Foot (600mm, 60cm)
Philips
Replace 18W 2ft fluro tubes with 8W LED

The Philips CorePro LED Tube is a cost-effective replacement for existing fluorescent lighting.
- Reduces energy consumption by over 50%.
- Designed to operate for 30,000 hours.
- Install it yourself - no electrician required in most cases.
- Price includes 600mm LED tube and LED starter.
Fits all standard T8 light fittings '2 foot' (0.6m) in length. This item replaces regular 18W fluorescent tubes with a 8W LED.
Need another size? See our complete range of LED Tubes.
Slash T8 tube energy usage by two-thirds
Regular T8 fluorescent lamps consume 18 Watts of power with a further ~7 Watts lost in the ballast. As a result, total power consumption per lamp is actually around 25 Watts.
The Philips T8 LED tube, on the other hand, consumes just 8 Watts in total. That's an energy saving of 68%.
This translates into an electricity cost saving of about $18 per year, for every tube upgraded. This example assumes 12 hours per day operation and an electricity tariff of $0.25/kWh.
Installation guide - 2 Foot (600mm) LED Fluro Tube
There are two main types of fluorescent light fittings in existing buildings:
1) Magnetic ballast fittings - with starters. These are the most common fitting type. Simply replace the tube and starter (supplied) and you're done! Magnetic ballast fittings are identifiable by the fact they have starters present.
Easy installation for any fitting with a starter.
2) Electronic ballast fittings - no starters. Unlike the example shown above, these fittings do not have a starter. These units will require an electrician to 'wire out' the existing ballast. Fittings without starters that come on instantly are generally electronic ballast.
Price includes replacement LED starter
Don't forget to check the packaging for the LED starter. It's easy to miss if you happen to open the package at the other end!
The LED starter is a safety fuse. It allows the LED tube to work in your existing light fittings, with no further modification.
Specifications - Philips CorePro 600mm LED Tube
Fitting Type | T8 tube / G13 connector |
Power Consumption | 8 Watts (replace 18W tube) |
Voltage | 220-240 V AC |
Lifetime | 30,000 hours |
Colour Temperature | 4000K ('cool white') or 6500K ('daylight') |
Colour Codes | 840 or 865 |
Beam Angle | 240° |
Light Output | 800 lumen |
Dimmable | No |
Dimensions | 602.5mm (total length including pins) x 28mm (wide) |
Weight | 140 grams |
Installation | Self install or consult an electrician. |
Carton Quantity | 10 (this listing is for 1 tube) |
Warranty | 3 years |
Product Identifiers | Philips CorePro LEDtube 600mm 8W 840 / 865 C G; 929001173219, 929001173319 (order codes); 8718696681077, 8718696681091 (barcodes). |
Further Documentation |
Product Presentation (PDF) Installation Guide (PDF) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What other options and sizes are available?
We stock a wide range of LED tubes, including:
- 4 Foot LED Tube (1200mm) - most common size
- 3 Foot LED Tube (900mm)
- 5 Foot LED Tube (1500mm)
We also stock LED troffer lights for t-bar suspended ceilings, and LED battens for other applications.
Which is better: 6500K or 4000K?

One colour temperature is not really "better" than the other. Generally 6500K is a "whiter" light and is perceived to be slightly brighter. If you want these LED tubes to look the same as the fluro tubes you are replacing, look for '840' or '865' on your existing tubes. '840' is 4000K and '865' is 6500K.
List of previous models sold
Over the last few years we have sold several models of 600mm LED tubes. Some of these are listed below. As long as you choose the same colour temperature, these latest Philips CorePro LED tubes will provide a good match to your existing LED tubes.
- Philips CorePro LEDtube 600mm 9W 840 / 865 C (929000296819, 929000296919, 8718696487402, 8718696487440);
- Verbatim LED Tube T8 600mm 900lm 9W 4000K / 6500K (65778, 65779);
- Osram SubstiTUBE Basic ST8V-0.6M 8W 840 / 865 EM (4058075052062, 4058075052086).
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