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Legrand Fluorescent Tubes T5

Legrand T5 Fluorescent Tubes for professional replacement cycles

T5 fluorescent tubes remain a high-rotation maintenance item in offices, corridors, schools, retail ceilings, technical rooms, and light industrial spaces. For B2B buyers, the priority is not “a lamp that fits,” but a lamp that matches the existing system (fixture + ballast + light spec) so sites stay uniform and returns stay low. T5 fluorescent tubes are still used in many facilities where linear luminaires are already standardised and the priority is uniform illumination with predictable relamping cycles. For large maintenance schedules that depend on repeat availability and consistent output over long operating hours, procurement teams often rely on ledvance fluorescent tubes t5. For routine replacements in corridors, administrative rooms, and mixed legacy fixtures where quick fit and uncomplicated swaps matter most, many installers choose kanlux fluorescent tubes t5. And when organisations want a widely recognised baseline with stable long-term supply for ongoing relamping programmes, they typically complete the selection with ge fluorescent tubes t5.

Typical T5 assortment logic buyers expect in a Legrand-focused selection

A workable T5 range is usually built around clear, repeatable spec groups:

  • Cap type: T5 uses G5 lampholders (avoid mixing with T8/G13 systems).
  • Performance class: standard efficiency (often called HE) vs high output (HO) for higher illuminance where the control gear allows it.
  • Length & watt pairing: T5 is defined by exact length formats—treat length as a “hard” parameter, not approximate.
  • Light colour (CCT): warm/neutral/daylight options to match installed base across different zones.
  • Colour rendering (CRI/Ra): general-purpose options for back-of-house + higher CRI options for retail, inspection, and customer-facing areas.
  • Packaging tiers: single-site service packs vs distributor case packs for safer logistics.

Spec checklist for procurement (copy this into your PO template)

To prevent wrong orders, lock these fields on every line item:

  • T5, G5, exact length, and wattage
  • Ballast compatibility (most T5 systems run on electronic ballasts; lamp and ballast must match)
  • CCT (Kelvin) and CRI (Ra) target
  • Dimming requirement (only if the ballast/control system supports it)
  • Case pack / MOQ, EAN/MPN, and “replacement-for” note if you use internal cross-references

How to use T5 tubes correctly (what your customers should do on site)

  • Power off, allow cool-down, and install with clean lampholders to ensure reliable contact.
  • Avoid mixing colour temperatures in one room; partial relamping can create visible “patchwork” lighting.
  • For uniform spaces (open offices, corridors), recommend group relamping to keep brightness and colour consistent.
  • Repeating early failures in one area often point to lampholder wear or ballast issues—treat T5 as a system component, not a standalone part.

Warehousing and transport rules that protect your margin

T5 tubes are fragile and long; most avoidable losses come from handling, not product defects:

  • Store cartons flat, supported, and dry to reduce stress and micro-cracks.
  • Ship in original cartons; avoid repacking into loose singles for courier routes.
  • Align reseller ordering to full case multiples to reduce breakage and claim rates.
  • Separate “damage on arrival” from “compatibility/installation” in your returns workflow to keep credit decisions consistent.

Compliance and end-of-life considerations for professional accounts

Fluorescent lamps require controlled disposal and recycling. Make sure your documentation and customer guidance reflect local requirements, especially for multi-site facility contracts.

B2B buying workflow that speeds replenishment

  • Validated B2B pricing logic: prices are visible only after your company is validated and assigned to the right pricing segment, with possible brand-specific levels and customer-only special prices.
  • B2B quote workflow: send RFQs directly from the portal, usually get a reply within about 1 hour, and approved quotes are automatically applied as live net prices and ready-to-order quantities.
  • Request Delivery Date (RDD): request delivery dates online with one click; suppliers update dates through our vendor portal and you see them directly in your account.
  • Ready to Ship / Incomplete Items pages: manage what’s already in the warehouse, track every undelivered line, export to Excel, and optionally receive weekly summaries.
  • Fast Order & bulk upload: paste EAN/MPN codes with quantities or upload .xlsx/.csv files with real-time stock checks.
  • Account manager + support team: help with pricing, lead times, logistics, and documents; post-payment terms (typically up to 30 days) may be available for trusted B2B clients.