Fluorescent Starters AC220V-240V 4-80W Tube Fuse Starter CE Rohs Qme onesize

Fluorescent Tube Starters AC220V-240V 4-80W CE RoHS 5-Pack

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Fluorescent Starters AC220V-240V 4-80W Tube Fuse Starter CE Rohs Qme onesize

Fluorescent Tube Starters AC220V-240V 4-80W CE RoHS 5-Pack

$13.76
Sale price  $13.76 Regular price  $16.19
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Fluorescent Tube Starters – AC220V-240V, 4–80W | CE & RoHS Certified

Keep your fluorescent lighting running smoothly with these reliable tube starters. Compatible with a wide range of fluorescent tubes rated 4W to 80W and designed for AC 220V–240V mains voltage, these starters offer dependable ignition cycle after cycle. CE and RoHS certified for safety and environmental compliance, they're a smart, cost-effective replacement for any standard fluorescent fitting.

Key Features

  • Wide Compatibility: Suitable for fluorescent tubes rated 4W to 80W — covers the majority of household and commercial fittings.
  • Voltage Range: Rated AC 220V–240V for use with standard European and international mains power.
  • CE & RoHS Certified: Meets European safety standards and RoHS compliance for restricted hazardous substances.
  • Built-in Fuse Protection: Integrated fuse starter design helps protect the circuit and extend the life of your fluorescent lamp.
  • Durable Plastic Housing: Compact, lightweight plastic body measures 38 × 20 mm (1.5" × 0.79" L×D) for easy fitting into standard starter holders.
  • 5-Pack Value: Comes as a set of 5 starters — ideal for stocking up at home, in the office, or for maintenance use.

Product Specifications

Voltage AC 220V–240V
Wattage Range 4W – 80W
Dimensions 38 × 20 mm / 1.5" × 0.79" (L × D)
Material Plastic
Certifications CE, RoHS
Quantity 5 Pieces

What Is a Fluorescent Starter?

A fluorescent starter is a small switching device that provides the initial voltage surge needed to ignite the gas inside a fluorescent tube. Once the tube lights up, the starter's job is done — it disconnects automatically, allowing the lamp to run normally via the ballast. Replacing a faulty starter is one of the quickest fixes for a flickering or non-starting fluorescent light.

For more information on energy-efficient lighting choices and lamp safety, visit the U.S. Department of Energy – Lighting Choices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What fluorescent tubes are these starters compatible with?

A: These starters are compatible with standard fluorescent tubes rated between 4W and 80W operating on AC 220V–240V mains power. They fit most T8, T10, and T12 fluorescent fittings that use a twist-lock starter holder.

Q: How do I know if my fluorescent starter needs replacing?

A: Common signs of a failing starter include the tube flickering repeatedly without fully igniting, the tube staying dark, or a noticeable buzzing from the fitting. Swapping in a new starter is usually the first and easiest troubleshooting step.

Q: Are these starters safe to use?

A: Yes. These starters carry CE certification, confirming conformity with European safety directives, and RoHS certification, confirming they are manufactured without restricted hazardous substances. Always ensure the power is switched off before replacing a starter.

Q: What does the built-in fuse do?

A: The integrated fuse within the starter acts as an additional layer of circuit protection. If the starter or tube fails in a way that could cause excess current, the fuse helps prevent damage to the ballast and surrounding wiring.

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