HyLite LED Presents NexGen OptiMax Tube Lights

FORT MILL, S.C. - May 23, 2023 - PRLog -- HyLite LED, a leading manufacturer of innovative lighting solutions, is proud to announce the launch of its revolutionary product line, the NexGen OptiMax Tube Lights. These state-of-the-art LED lights offer unmatched versatility with three color temperature options in a single tube light, setting a new standard for energy-efficient illumination.

The NexGen OptiMax Tube Light is a plug-and-play, multi-mode, multi-CCT LED solution in 12W and 18W variants. Designed for easy installation, it seamlessly replaces T8 and T12 fluorescent tube lights in new and existing fixtures. Compatible with motion controls and sensors, this true plug-and-play system eliminates the need for complex rewiring or modifications, saving valuable time and resources.

One of the key advantages of the NexGen OptiMax Tube Lights is their compatibility with various power configurations, making them incredibly versatile. They can work with electronic or emergency ballasts, AC direct input current ranging from 120V to 277V, and single-end and double-end power input options. This adaptability ensures hassle-free integration into any lighting infrastructure.

HyLite's NexGen OptiMax Tube Lights deliver superior performance, offering the highest luminous efficacy in their class, reaching up to 125 LpW. With more than 85% lumen maintenance throughout their impressive lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, these tube lights provide reliable and long-lasting illumination. In addition, by switching to HyLite's NexGen OptiMax Tube Lights, businesses can achieve energy savings of up to 60-63%, significantly reducing utility costs.

The patented and proprietary technology behind HyLite's NexGen OptiMax Tube Lights allows for three distinct color temperature options: 3500K, 4000K, and 5000K. This unique feature empowers users to create the desired ambiance and environment in their spaces, enhancing comfort and productivity. Furthermore, the flicker-free light eliminates eye strain and headaches commonly associated with traditional fluorescent lighting.