Great product,fair price,made retrofitting flouresent lamps to one end powered L.E.D. lamps a snap. I was able to reuse all fixtures in garage and kitchen and bail on the ballasts and extra wires. Watched some you tube videos to learn about these non shunted "tombstones" as they're referred to in the electrical trade.Having new color coded wires already in place and prestripped to boot! made project go even faster Also bought some wago push in wiring connectors here on amazon for this project. Kudos for overall shopping experience and a great product at a fair price.Thank you

Awesome! With these you don't need pre-existing fixtures, just put them anywhere...

Well I got these and they "work" mostly. They are very flimsy and the copper connectors inside some of the tombstones was so floppy, they did not connect to the ends of my light tubes. I had to wiggle and fight for the connections to remain good when I put in my bulbs. I'm using these for a light box so once set and installed..the bulbs SHOULD stay in place...time will tell.

Also there is NO instructions for these so be sure you read up elsewhere on how to install them. Also there is NO mounting hardware of any kind...no screws, no sticky tabs, nothing. So you are on your own when attempting to install them and attach to your application
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Also be aware...I thought you could 'daisy chain' these together and apply power to one and have power flow to each other by connecting the wires into the holes at the base of each tombstone. Well that didn't work for me...so I had to run power to each one separately. It all worked out....but maybe I ordered the wrong ones? I don't know...but my light box is now MUCH brighter with LED tubes instead of old florescent bulbs!

These work fine for my retrofit. I had shunted tombstones and needed non-shunted for the retrofit. My only complaint is that the wires are reversed for my needs. My direct wire single end T8 LED tube has the pins labeled for Neutral and Line and they are reversed from the wires on the tombstones. Some say it doesn't matter, but, to me if the manufacturer labeled the pins, I believe they were labeled for a reason. Since I wanted to maintain black to black (Line) and white to white (Neutral), I chose to remove the wires and switch them. The wires are removed very easily by inserting a metal dental pick to push the contact away from the wire and then pull the wire out. A paperclip may work, but, may be too blunt to insert. I then reinserted the wires to agree with the pins. For the dead end tombstones, I just removed the wires. For those that give bad reviews because the wires are too short, I would not blame the product.

High quality "tombstones". The only shortcoming with this product is the same with any you can purchase is that the wires are just stuck into a one way grab connection and not soldered. Though to me this seems a flimsy connection, the low current draw at this connection for a florescent application or even less for an LED application, doesn't necessarily warrant the added manufacturing cost. I am satisfied that these are as good as any available.