Led Tubes for Kitchens

LED tubes for kitchens are the most effective way to get powerful, even light over the countertop, cooktop and work area. At GreenIce you'll find T8 tubes, batten fittings and under-cabinet lights to upgrade your kitchen lighting with lower consumption and no flicker.

LED tube solutions for your kitchen

T8 LED tubes

Our T8 LED tubes come in the classic fluorescent lengths: 60 cm (10 W and 1200 lm), 120 cm (18 W and 2160 lm) and 150 cm (23 W and 2760 lm), in 4000 K, 4200 K or 6000 K. Many models have a rotating end cap so you can aim the light where you need it, and single-ended versions that make it easy to replace a conventional fluorescent tube. You'll also find them in packs of 2, 4 and 6.

LED batten fittings

If you'd rather replace the whole fixture, T5 and T8 LED batten fittings mount on the ceiling or under wall cabinets and are ready to use.

Under-cabinet and shelf lights

To light the countertop without shadows, our shelf and cabinet lights are compact and discreet, with warm light options for display cabinets.

Where to place LED tubes in the kitchen

  • General ceiling light: one or two 120 or 150 cm tubes provide even lighting in medium-sized and long, narrow kitchens.
  • Under the wall cabinets: 60 cm tubes or short batten fittings eliminate the shadow your own body casts while you chop or cook.
  • Pantries and storage rooms: tubes with a motion sensor switch on by themselves so the light is never left on.

How to choose LED tubes for the kitchen

Length

Measure the tube or batten fitting you already have: the length must match so you can reuse the same holder.

Color temperature

Neutral light (4000–4200 K) works very well in the kitchen: it's bright, easy on the eyes and true to the color of food. Cool light (6000 K) is best kept for very white kitchens or heavily used ones.

Connection

Check whether your fixture has a starter or ballast and whether the tube is powered from one or both ends. If in doubt, ask us before making the switch.

Protection against grease and steam

Near the range hood, it's best to use a closed batten fitting or a tube with a diffuser, which is easy to clean and protects the LED.

Frequently asked questions

Can I replace a fluorescent tube with an LED tube without changing the fixture?

In most cases, yes, using a tube of the same length and adapting the wiring to the type of fixture you have.

How many lumens do I need over the countertop?

To work comfortably, look for bright, direct light: one 60 cm tube per cabinet section is usually enough.

Discover more ideas in kitchen lighting. At GreenIce we offer fast shipping, a 3-year warranty on GreenIce products and technical advice for every project.

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Led Tubes for Kitchens

LED tubes for kitchens are the most effective way to get powerful, even light over the countertop, cooktop and work area. At GreenIce you'll find T8 tubes, batten fittings and under-cabinet lights to upgrade your kitchen lighting with lower consumption and no flicker.

LED tube solutions for your kitchen

T8 LED tubes

Our T8 LED tubes come in the classic fluorescent lengths: 60 cm (10 W and 1200 lm), 120 cm (18 W and 2160 lm) and 150 cm (23 W and 2760 lm), in 4000 K, 4200 K or 6000 K. Many models have a rotating end cap so you can aim the light where you need it, and single-ended versions that make it easy to replace a conventional fluorescent tube. You'll also find them in packs of 2, 4 and 6.

LED batten fittings

If you'd rather replace the whole fixture, T5 and T8 LED batten fittings mount on the ceiling or under wall cabinets and are ready to use.

Under-cabinet and shelf lights

To light the countertop without shadows, our shelf and cabinet lights are compact and discreet, with warm light options for display cabinets.

Where to place LED tubes in the kitchen

  • General ceiling light: one or two 120 or 150 cm tubes provide even lighting in medium-sized and long, narrow kitchens.
  • Under the wall cabinets: 60 cm tubes or short batten fittings eliminate the shadow your own body casts while you chop or cook.
  • Pantries and storage rooms: tubes with a motion sensor switch on by themselves so the light is never left on.

How to choose LED tubes for the kitchen

Length

Measure the tube or batten fitting you already have: the length must match so you can reuse the same holder.

Color temperature

Neutral light (4000–4200 K) works very well in the kitchen: it's bright, easy on the eyes and true to the color of food. Cool light (6000 K) is best kept for very white kitchens or heavily used ones.

Connection

Check whether your fixture has a starter or ballast and whether the tube is powered from one or both ends. If in doubt, ask us before making the switch.

Protection against grease and steam

Near the range hood, it's best to use a closed batten fitting or a tube with a diffuser, which is easy to clean and protects the LED.

Frequently asked questions

Can I replace a fluorescent tube with an LED tube without changing the fixture?

In most cases, yes, using a tube of the same length and adapting the wiring to the type of fixture you have.

How many lumens do I need over the countertop?

To work comfortably, look for bright, direct light: one 60 cm tube per cabinet section is usually enough.

Discover more ideas in kitchen lighting. At GreenIce we offer fast shipping, a 3-year warranty on GreenIce products and technical advice for every project.