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Shop Lights Revisited - Direct Wire Replacement LED Tx Tubes - Dimmable
I don't recall seeing anything about "direct wire" replacement Tx LED tubes in the recent threads
on shop lights. I apologize if I missed it. I bought a couple of these this morning. Wondering if anyone has tried this bulb or an equivalent. You cut out the ballasts and wire the power directly to one of the tube socket. I plan on trying them tomorrow. Dimmable sounds interesting. http://www.homedepot.com/p/TOGGLED-4...0311/206723425 |
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