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Replace Fluorescent Tube By Using LED Tube Lights

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Replace Fluorescent Tube By Using LED Tube Lights

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  1. LED TUBES,A BRIEF HISTORY LED technology has revolutionized the lighting industry in and out. There is nothing in the market that can match the efficiency of LED lights, nothing that can even come close. which are used in offices and homes abundantly post a great threat to fluorescent tubes and may even wipe them out from the planet in a couple of years. The 2nd generation improved on many drawbacks of the first generation except the risk of electric shocks. In the early 2000s, the development of better versions of LED tubes took place. 4th generation LED tubes resolved the flickering issues of fluorescent lights 02. 04. 06. 01. 03. 05. 4th generation LED tubes are what we use today 1st generation Retro-Fit LED tubes came between 2005 and 2010, but got banned due to no focus on quality and safety 3rd generation of LED tubes outper- formed the fluores- cent lights in terms of lumen O/P

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