24 in. Fluorescent Tubes

Fluorescent tubes are an energy-efficient lighting source ideal for use in large commercial venues or as task lighting in offices and workshops. Their long lifespan helps reduce energy costs while minimizing maintenance, and the bulbs come in a wide array of sizes and shapes to fit various lighting fixtures. Fluorescent lights burn cooler than incandescent bulbs, and they're typically brighter, so fewer bulbs are needed to illuminate your workspace.

Fluorescent Tubes

Fluorescent tubes provide bright illumination ideal for overhead and task lighting. As fluorescent tubes are long-lasting and can be energy-efficient, this type of lighting remains a popular choice at offices, factories and other work environments. Lighting is a crucial aspect of office decor that can affect the mood of a room and the ability to do productive work. Fluorescent tubes have a cool hue to create a calm yet focused atmosphere and a compact shape that's convenient for overhead lighting, even in rooms with short ceilings. Shop from a variety of sizes and shapes to fit your existing fixtures, or learn about the advantages of the different types to choose the right match for your space.

Bright and Long Lasting

A fluorescent tube light has an impressive lifespan and can last up to 15 times as long as an incandescent light bulb. The light quality is both bright and diffuse, making fluorescents a good option for overhead lighting and work environments. To find the right intensity for your space, pay attention to the lumens rating, which measures the total amount of light, as opposed to the wattage, which measures electricity consumption. The higher the lumens, the greater the amount of light. For example, the average 60-watt incandescent bulb puts out 800 lumens, while a typical fluorescent T8 produces around 2,800 lumens, making it more than three times as bright.

Cool, White Light

Traditional fluorescent tubes emit a cool, white glow that's closer to the blue end of the light spectrum than the hue of incandescent bulbs, which falls closer to the yellow end of the spectrum. This lighting temperature can better simulate daylight to help keep people more alert and focused, particularly compared to the warm glow of incandescent bulbs, which sets a relaxed mood. This can make fluorescents especially well-suited for task lighting in work environments such as offices, warehouses and garages.

Energy Savings

Fluorescent tubes are good energy savers among light bulbs. A high-intensity 54-watt tube can produce more light than six 60-watt bulbs combined and can even rival screw-in LED light bulbs in energy efficiency. The savings can add up considerably over time, especially in large indoor spaces such as office buildings and factory floors. Fluorescents also burn cooler than incandescent bulbs, which keeps temperatures more comfortable during warm months and reduces your utility bills.