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great video thanks .. answered my question on shunted and non shunted tomstones . . the bypass method. this bypass.. Can it be used on double ended led bulbs.?. w Will this bypass system work on single ended led bulbs too.?
Just to be clear for a single lamp connection please...The R17D type LED is wired with one end on neutral and the other to line voltage with ballast removed. Is that correct?
This guy/company is a scam. There is no warranty on anything they sell. BUYER BE AWARE. After two months, the lights I purchased from these folks failed. They will not answer the phone or reply to emails. Please DO NOT WASTE your hard-earned money on their products. I already reported them to the BBB and gave them a bad review. Before you buy, read the Google reviews on this company.
This guy/company is a scam. There is no warranty on anything they sell. BUYER BE AWARE. After two months, the lights I purchased from these folks failed. They will not answer the phone or reply to emails. Please DO NOT WASTE your hard-earned money on their products. I already reported them to the BBB and gave them a bad review. Before you buy, read the Google reviews on this company.
This guy/company is a scam. There is no warranty on anything they sell. BUYER BE AWARE. After two months, the lights I purchased from these folks failed. They will not answer the phone or reply to emails. Please DO NOT WASTE your hard-earned money on their products. I already reported them to the BBB and gave them a bad review. Before you buy, read the Google reviews on this company.
This guy/company is a scam. There is no warranty on anything they sell. BUYER BE AWARE. After two months, the lights I purchased from these folks failed. They will not answer the phone or reply to emails. Please DO NOT WASTE your hard-earned money on their products. I already reported them to the BBB and gave them a bad review. Before you buy, read the Google reviews on this company.
This guy/company is a scam. There is no warranty on anything they sell. BUYER BE AWARE. After two months, the lights I purchased from these folks failed. They will not answer the phone or reply to emails. Please DO NOT WASTE your hard-earned money on their products. I already reported them to the BBB and gave them a bad review. Before you buy, read the Google reviews on this company.
This guy/company is a scam. There is no warranty on anything they sell. BUYER BE AWARE. After two months, the lights I purchased from these folks failed. They will not answer the phone or reply to emails. Please DO NOT WASTE your hard-earned money on their products. I already reported them to the BBB and gave them a bad review. Before you buy, read the Google reviews on this company.
I have 2 8 foot fixtures im only converting one over to LED bc the ballast went bad. With lead on one end and neutral on the other end now my LED wont come on (eventho the ohm meter showing 125 volts). Makes zero sense to me why this is happening. Anyone have any ideas?
I guess my question would be! What type of business are these? I seen one video where all the power coming from one end and the bulb has power on one end. Are there different bulbs
Best video ever. Thank You for being so thorough with your instructions. I was stuck between what side should be neutral or hot and you said it doesn't matter, just pick a side. Thank You Very Much!
Finally a guy who got me to understand how to do this. Amazing how some other videos make it so complicated. Thank you sir 😊 now I can get rid of the humming ballasts and dim tubes. My Dad who was an industrial electrician put these up 23 years ago using different fixtures from different jobs and God bless him he passed at 88 years old leaving me to try and figure this out. You just got through to me. Thanks again
I have a hot and Neutral coming in to one side and than both come out and blue and red going into the other. Spliced the Hot and blue and N and red and nothing. Only getting 55v coming in
if you connect the wires like this video @9:31 each LED tube are set in parallel circuit, each tube receives 55V, if the source is 110V (in America). Does it not effect the light color or power usage? if you connect the tubes in serie consecutive would the tubes work in the same manner?
Howcome some are wired hot on one end and neutral on the other end (like in this video) while some are wired hot and neutral on the same end and leave the other side chopped?
Thank you. Last night i grabbed the ballast version of led bulbs and within an hour the ballast blew. Today i watched your video and 1 hour later (including trip to HD) I had rewired and replaced them with non-ballast ones. Your video is no frills, straight to the point and works.😃Thank you!
I just did this. Went with some GE type A/B LEDs with adjustable temp. . Just snipped, pulled out the ballast, combined all the wires on each end with either the line in or neutral and plugged in the bulbs. Super easy. BTW, Home Depot said they will no longer be selling fluorescent tubes once their current inventory is sold. So, everyone should be doing this, sooner rather than later.
I am not exactly a DIYer but I have removed my ballast and am trying to install "ballast bypass" bulbs. Coming from the power source, there's black (hot), white (neutral) AND a copper (ground). My question is this, do I need the ground? I don't see the ground wire in this video.
Depend on the house electrical installation. Here because the input is consisted of 2 wires they are 1 hot and 1 neutral/cold. If the is a 3- wires then you would have brown=hot, black=cold and yellow/stripped=neutral connect to the case of the base.
I'm sure, like me, a lot of folks who've come to the comments area have seen a bunch of those lousy videos out there that try to explain this process but fail on a number of points. This, ladies and gentlemen, is what we get when an actual pro demonstrates and educates us on the procedure. Finally! Thank you!
I agree with the other comments - very helpful to have a professional and CORRECT video about making this replacement. Just switched out the old flickering humming fluorescent lights in my garage thanks to your help.
Very professional and easy to understand video, thank you! The lamps I have to replace are in the 12 ft high ceiling of a farm shop. We installed them 20 years ago and one 6 fixture bank of the 2 tube fluorescent fixtures is completely out. The other was on a motion detector and still works. We discovered that at 9,000 ft altitude, those fluorescents were worthless in the bitter winter cold. They just couldn't ever get warm enough to make the gas glow. We may do the rewiring in place and just leave the ballast where it is with wires cut flush. I hadn't heard anyone else talk on RU-vid about the V design or the other available bulbs with double rows. This is just a terrific video. Really informative! Now to rewire 15 fixtures...on a tall ladder.
Electrician here and was stumped with the yellow common wires. This gave me some faith the colors don't matter when it comes to converting to LED. Just a hot, neutral and ground like anything else. Good stuff! Thanks!
For some slow is better. The whole vid was too slow for my tastes too, but I appreciate his thoroughness (learned a couple details), so about 25% into the vid I changed the playback speed (in RU-vid settings) to 1.75 and that was perfect for me.
@jack0903 there's a red slider that lets you advance (or go back) in the video. Must be your first day on RU-vid. Thats ok, we were all beginners once 👍
