4-FT 18W T8 LED Tube – 6000K, Type A+B, 120–347V, Frosted Glass

JC-T849-4FT-6000K-FROSTED

The JC-T849-4FT-6000K-FROSTED is a 4-foot T8 LED tube designed to replace compatible fluorescent lamps in residential, commercial, retail, office, and industrial lighting applications.

Using 18 watts, this LED tube provides bright 6000K cool-daylight illumination through a frosted glass lens that helps reduce glare and distribute light more evenly.

Its Type A+B hybrid design provides flexible installation options. It may be used with a compatible fluorescent ballast in an approved Type A installation or wired directly to line voltage in a Type B ballast-bypass installation. The lamp supports compatible single-ended and double-ended wiring configurations, depending on the fixture and installation method.

The wide 120–347V operating range makes the tube suitable for many standard and commercial electrical systems.

Key Features

  • 4-foot T8 LED tube
  • 18W power consumption
  • 6000K cool-daylight colour temperature
  • Type A+B hybrid operation
  • Compatible with approved ballast or ballast-bypass installations
  • Supports compatible single-ended and double-ended wiring
  • Wide 120–347V input range
  • Frosted glass construction
  • Helps provide smooth, evenly distributed illumination
  • Designed to replace compatible 4-foot fluorescent tubes
  • Suitable for residential, commercial and industrial applications

Best Used For

  • Offices
  • Retail stores
  • Warehouses
  • Workshops
  • Garages
  • Utility rooms
  • Basements
  • Schools
  • Commercial buildings
  • Industrial facilities
  • Fluorescent fixture retrofits
  • General linear lighting

Important: For Type A installations, confirm that the existing ballast appears on the manufacturer’s compatibility list. Type B ballast-bypass installations require the ballast to be removed or disconnected and the fixture to be rewired according to the lamp’s wiring diagram. Confirm whether single-ended or double-ended wiring is required before installation. Electrical work should be completed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable codes.

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