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Easy/fast/cheap good shop lighting....?

vandelay industries

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This popped up in my feed. i want to post it here because i don't have time to screw with it right now, but looks like a good thing:


 
UPDATE 9/18/21

i got the "Beyond Bright" brand LED lights which look similar to the ones above.

DO NOT BUY------ABSOLUTE SHIT.


Now, they ARE BRIGHT A/F. So, that IS a good point. The problem is they don't work for very long. I've got 4 of them and 2 of the motion sensored ones don't work anymore. This is only after a few weeks in one case and immediately in another case.

Reviews are all bad---and reflect my exact experiences. The lights don't work in short order irregardless of if they have the motion sensor feature.
Poor quality, poor durability and reliability.


HOME DEPOT SUCKS. Corporate sell outs.


Now, we need recommendations for higher quality lights.
 
My shop had 22 8 foot double florescent fixtirrs in it. I converted all but 4 that i don't use to LEF. Bought them off of Amazon. 1 uear later thry eere birning out. Company said FU when i ssked about replacing them. So i wrote up a review. I have been buying a couple of bulbs at atime from Home depot at 3 times the price.
 
Sort of expensive. But I know these work awesome. Installed 18 of these in a wharehouse at work that is open to the elements, non heated, and they are never shut off. After 2 years of 24/7 use we started putting them every where.

We have never lost one. All are still going.
Great light output. And they do have 5000k if your into that for some reason.
I'm looking to start putting them in my shop one at a time.
Im going to go with the ones with half that lumen count though since only 9.5' ceilings.

 
Are you thinking 5000k is the lumen?
K or kelvin is the measurement
For white color higher k is bight white to blue and lower is warm yellow.
 
I have cheap costco 4' LED fixtures. They rock. I live in the coldest place on the west coast, no issues.

Think they were $20-30 a fixture, i have 4 in a 2 car garage. My garage originally had 4 single bulb fixtures, i just cut the plugs off the Shop lights, and wired straight into the box where the bulb was hooked up. LED's are low amp draw, so no risk.

This was 5 years ago . I'd read amazon reviews, and order a 48" shop type LED fixtures. I'm sure there are tons of good ones.
 
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