Sunco 10 Pack LED Shop Lights for Workshop 4FT, Linkable Garage Lighting, 4500 LM, 40W (150W Equivalent), 5000K Daylight, Surface + Suspension Mount, 48 Inch Integrated Fixture, White.

Very nice garage light

These have worked great to provide bright lighting in my 24 x 24 woodworking shop. I replaced old fluorescent fixtures and the difference in lighting is night and day. My only mild complaint is that the plastic covers are not very sturdy and all of the lights have some bend either up or down. Noticible but has no effect on the light output.

very light, and easy to hang. works great.

Love the features and the way I was able to link the lights in my shop. The only downside is they flicker when my air compressor runs.

I bought these to replace my fluorescent lights in my garage which is 24 x 30. I put six on one side and six on the other and it really lights up the garage well. Just like daylight. so much better the the old lights. They were easy to install too, but you need to have an electrical outlet within reach of the cord length. I had to put in the outlets, but as far as the light, you just screw the hooks in and hook up the chains and plug it in. They plug into each other so only needed to put in a couple outlets. It would be nice if they provided plastic wire staples to hold the cord up on the ceiling. I would recommend you get about two per light depending on how your setup is. Very happy with the purchase. I even bought more since they only came in a 10pk, I had to buy more. The only problem with that was that I only needed two, but i couldn't find any 2pk of this same brand that were clear lens LED. So i had to get the frosted for those two. i like the clear LED lights better, but the brightness is about the same and they work good, but they were not as good of quality as the 10PK clear lens. Would highly recommend these.

The media could not be loaded. I bought a pair of these in 2019 and mistakenly left them in that garage when I moved. They featured a white metal shroud to reflect light downward, a long pull chain for the switch and enough chain links to hang 2 ft down from the ceiling. I did not look closely when I purchased this time because I thought I was getting the same thing...The newer product:Two tubes with no shroud to reflect the light. It will be fine on the white ceiling but The ones not near the ceiling will be casting a lot of light upward that will not get reflected back at the workspace... Looks like 6" of chain for hanging (I will update once I have them hung.) And the pull chain is really short, I'm going to have to buy some more from the hardware store. They are lighter and cheaper than the first ones I bought, but they will still fit my needs. I will come back with updates once they are hung.

I got sick of messing with my old Florescent tube lights with their ballasts, so I changed them out for these LED lights.The first one plugs into the outlet, then the next one can plug into the first one, the third into the second, and so on, up to 4 in a chain. They have no “bulbs” so you have nothing to replace. Hopefully they will last as long as they are rated for. I’ve had them for a couple of months now.They start right up when you click them on, even when it’s cold. They are very bright and have a cool slightly bluish light. (I got the 5000K daylight version for my workshop)You’re limited a little on where to place them because the cord from one light has to reach the end of the other light in order to plug it in. (You can plug them all into their own socket if you happen to have sockets everywhere). The cord is 5ft long.The only issue I ran into is that the lights are very light (don’t weigh very much) and they just hang down from the ceiling on a chain, so when one is plugged into the next one, it can pull them off center or make them hang crooked. You also don’t have enough cord to tack it to the ceiling or anywhere, so you can see the cords stretching between each of the lamps. For a shop I think that looks fine, but if I had a nicer looking room, I wouldn’t want that look. Also, if you’re moving tall things around (like long 2x4’s) you need to make sure not to hit the cords.Finally, when you pull the cord to turn them on, they flop around a bit more than the old fluorescents because they are lighter.My shop is now super bright and I really like it, so I would still highly recommend them, just be aware of some of the limitations.

I bought a second 10-pack even though the price went up from my first purchase (I think it was either Black Friday or Cyber Monday price on the first purchase). I'm gonna switch out all the fluorescent 4-foot lights in my barn. Dealing with ballast vs ballast-bypass bulb replacement issues go away with a total swap. Fluorescent replacement bulbs have been phased out - I think due to the mercury issue.