Questions about Philips MAS LEDtube

Salut. The comments say that this tube (see below) works in tandem. Is this certain, or are the comments collected and shared? Which other tube is guaranteed to work in this way? (no ECG) https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/philips-mas-ledtube-g13-8-w-1000-lm-1-x-e-leuchtmittel-9799509?loginActionIdV2=89f80dfe-a9cd-441b-a615-87d66e17d11f&skipAppLink=true Thanks (what a tiresome topic) Mike

MAS led tube holder

I honestly can't understand how it can be energy efficiency class "A", I bought a philips led tube which is still in the Galaxus store: philips 12.5watt 2100 lumens and it's a class "C" but it's more efficient than this one based on watts/lumens, another 14.5 watt 2500 lumens also branded philips class "D"... someone enlighten me about this 😂 thanks.

Does this include the starter?

I bought two of these tubes to replace the two old fluorescent tubes in the double socket in the bathroom. I replaced the old tubes & starter and installed the starter & LED tube supplied. But now I have the problem that one of the lamps is noticeably brighter than the other and even stranger is that every time I switch the power off and on again, the tube that is brighter changes. But one of the two is always brighter/darker than the other. I think the two tubes are connected in series, because when I take one of them out, the other one doesn't light up either. Does anyone have any idea what I have done wrong?

From a neon tube to this LEDtube I also have to change the starter, simply with this? https://www.galaxus.ch/de/s1/product/philips-starter-master-ledtube-emp-geniii-kvg-vvg-lichttechnik-zubehoer-23317474

Is the starter for the LED tube light included in the product?

Is the starter replacement included?

Which ballasts is this lamp compatible with? - Lampholders with starter + ballast (conventional ballast) - Lampholders without starter, with electronic ballast (EB) If with starter, is an LED dummy starter supplied? Many thanks for the answers

I would like to operate this LED tube directly at 230V. Is that possible?

I would like to have a ledtube or similar that I can control via hue. Ideally even dimmable. I can't quite figure it out. Google is very confusing. Is there really no such thing?

What is the total length of this tube?

Hello Digitec I ordered 2 tubes, one had the starter attached (it is plugged into the tube), the other is missing, it must have fallen off (the box is open at the top and bottom). So the delivery was incomplete, will you send me the starter later? Or what should I do next? Thank you very much.