I bought two of these for a double 4' fixture. One was fine, the other had a broken tombstone. I took it back to Home Depot and got another one... it had a broken tombstone as well. Open your package before leaving the store to make sure it's not broken. Otherwise, easy to wire, install, and they do work well.
Good video. I installed twelve of the 24" Toggled tubes in our six kitchen light fixtures. The instructions were useless as you stated, but with a basic understanding of electricity, it was an easy job. White to white, black to black, you cannot get much simpler than that. And, I was able to keep the old tombstones intact, as the new ones were not going to work with my 55 year old fluorescent light fixtures. Took me roughly two hours with interruptions to install all twelve tubes. Everything I needed was in the kit. I would use these again in other fixtures without hesitation. I bought mine on line at Home Depot, I had them in two days. Oh, these things are BRIGHT! They were actually less lumens than the 4100 lumens they replaced. If you are using these in say your kitchen, I would get the dimmable tubes and install a dimmer switch. I wish I had done that, as those late night trips to the fridge will really wake you up if you turn these lights on.
@@Tendertroll1I love them, they are bright, but it is a kitchen, and to me, they are just right as they have grown on me. Some folks may want a dimmer switch though, but that is neither here nor there at this point. I would recommend and purchase again. We have had zero issues with them, and it did help with the utility bill. The six transformers I pulled out of the old fixtures were around four pounds each, and I am sure the electrical draw on those babies was pretty good, in a bad way with the price of electricity today.
I bought two of these for a double 4' fixture. One was fine, the other had a broken tombstone. I took it back to Home Depot and got another one... it had a broken tombstone as well. Open your package before leaving the store to make sure it's not broken. Otherwise, easy to wire, install, and they do work well.
Good video. I installed twelve of the 24" Toggled tubes in our six kitchen light fixtures. The instructions were useless as you stated, but with a basic understanding of electricity, it was an easy job. White to white, black to black, you cannot get much simpler than that. And, I was able to keep the old tombstones intact, as the new ones were not going to work with my 55 year old fluorescent light fixtures. Took me roughly two hours with interruptions to install all twelve tubes. Everything I needed was in the kit. I would use these again in other fixtures without hesitation. I bought mine on line at Home Depot, I had them in two days. Oh, these things are BRIGHT! They were actually less lumens than the 4100 lumens they replaced. If you are using these in say your kitchen, I would get the dimmable tubes and install a dimmer switch. I wish I had done that, as those late night trips to the fridge will really wake you up if you turn these lights on.
Great points across the board.
Do you think LED Toggle lights are too bright or just right?
@@Tendertroll1I love them, they are bright, but it is a kitchen, and to me, they are just right as they have grown on me. Some folks may want a dimmer switch though, but that is neither here nor there at this point. I would recommend and purchase again. We have had zero issues with them, and it did help with the utility bill. The six transformers I pulled out of the old fixtures were around four pounds each, and I am sure the electrical draw on those babies was pretty good, in a bad way with the price of electricity today.
@@michaelwright1602 that’s excellent thank you for your message
@@Tendertroll1You are very welcome, these are very good replacements.
Good presentation - installed 2 Toggled LED 48" T12 last night - 20 minutes wired in and done! Thanks!
Thank you!
Awesome video, just installed the same 24" 5000k bulb in the kitchen.
Thanks for watching Justin!
Do you prefer Toggle, Feit or GE? what is the best brand
Honestly I can't say. I have only used Toggle. I would suggest just checking reviews. I'm sorry I could not be more helpful here.
@@Isitworthitreviews it’s all 👍 thanks . I went with the toggle and I am enjoying them. Surprisingly easy to bypass the ballasts
@@Tendertroll1 yeah, I agree.. it really was not too hard at all