T8 LED Shop Lights 4FT, 40W 5500LM 5000K, 6 Pack, High Output Tube

Bright easy to install the clips are great I installed them above my lathe are bright and give great light as I work

I was pretty skeptic about these lights but they were recommended so I gave them a shot, mostly because the price was so low. I am very happy I did. These lights are very bright perfect for my garage work shop. They are also very very easy to install and easy to move around. The look good and have multiple sizes (I went with the four foot 6 pack) they have multiple ways to install too. You can chain them all together in a a lot of different ways, you can string them together with a cord that is around 3 feet long or chain them together right next to each other with a small adapter. They also come with enough cords to use them all by themselves. Also comes with the option to hard wire them or use a plug or any way to mix and match how ever you want.

These lights are super easy to install and lightweight! They instantly transformed my garage from night to day with just a flip of a switch.

This is the 4th or 5th order of these Barrina units. Overall, very good product. I have them the 4 stars because they do burn out after some time of use. These particular one's have not been used yet, but be aware the ends to connect them are different at one end, unlike past Barrina units that were similar for daisy chaining. I do notice that the newest order shows they are both InterTek and UL approved. Previous one's did not show UL approved, so that may have been part of the issues. I learned to put a date on the back of them so I know when I put them in service so I can see how long a single tube lasts. I do have them in lengths of 4 units in the garage. So could it be the vibration of the garage door opening and closing? Could it be hot and cold weather? Don't know. But for the price, I will continue to replace individual one's that burn out every 5-8 months or so. Last note for woodworkers, the 5000K temp is the optimum color range for woodworkers, not cold white, or warm white... the 5000K is what is always recommended. And they are bright !

The ballast went out in one of the five 16-year-old fluorescent fixtures in my basement workshop, so I decided it was time to upgrade the lighting for that whole section of the shop, and after reading reviews and conferring with a few folks who've already gone through this effort I chose this 6-pack of LED fixtures. I wanted 5000K color temperature because I think it's perfect for woodworking (my fluorescents were 5000k also). The manufacturer rates these at 5500 lumens ... I'm always skeptical of such ratings, but I wanted at least as much light as I had previously. These are 40W fixtures, so 6 fixtures x 40W = 240W total, which compares favorably from a power draw perspective to the 32W x 2 bulbs per fixture x 5 fixtures = 320W I was using before. The 80W difference isn't enough difference for a big ROI (about 7000 hrs to break even at $0.13 / kWh), but at least it's less than before and I'm getting slightly better coverage due to the additional fixture. The provided wiring kit is excellent, allowing for many different configurations ... individual plug in (with integrated switch) ... individual hard-wire ... daisy chain in a solid line (head to tail) ... daisy chain using pre-made pigtails ... or any combination of those. I used the small adapter to connect two lights (#2 and #3 in the third pic) head-to-tail, and used the plug-ins for the others because I already had outlets in the ceiling from my previous installation. Physical installation options are limited, however. Two surface-mount clips are provided for each fixture, which do a very good job of securing the fixtures on a flat surface, but if you want to suspend the fixtures you'll have to get creative because they are extremely lightweight and no suspension hardware is included. After playing with possible mounting locations, I was fortunate to find locations on the ceiling for 5 of the 6 fixtures that would provide lighting in the desired areas without causing harsh shadows from the duct work running down the middle of the shop ceiling. But I needed to drop one of the fixtures (#4 in the third pic) below the duct to properly illuminate the workbench below, so I used pocket screws to secure a couple of 2x4 scraps to the joists and mounted the fixture to the ends of the 2x4s (see second pic). The overall light provided is excellent, a good bit brighter than my old fluorescents (which likely had gradually gotten dimmer over the years). As you likely know, this is very difficult to show in photos ... photo #1 shows one of the LED fixtures next to one of the fluorescent fixtures, and maybe you can get a sense that the single LED tube is at least as bright as the dual-tube fixture next to it. My only real gripe about this lights: there are no diffusers over the LEDs so the light is very harsh (which you can sort of see in the pics) and throws sharp shadows. As such, you'll want to consider that when positioning them if shadows over your work bench (or wherever) are a concern. Overall, I'd give these maybe 4.5 - 4.7 because of the lack of any diffusion, but for the price and ease / flexibility of installation I think they're a very good value and I recommend them. Now I just hope they'll last for at least several years.

Lights are really easy to install, and are really bright. I used 6 of them in my small woodshop (might be overkill, but I like a bright environment when working on details and finish). The lights connect easily and come with everything needed for install. The whole set up can be done in 15-30 minutes. I would recommend buying some cable management / hiding kit to finish the installation, especially if the light set up leaves some "extra" dangling cords. I used this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DM8DFXGL, and it easily held the extra wires when folded.

Wow. 1 lit up my garage. 6 makes me feel like I am in a movie set!

I’ve been using these in a home garage for a few years. I’ve had to replace just about all of the original lights I purchased and installed because they will burn out within a year of mild daily use (1-2 hrs per day during the week). If you plan to use these in a shop environment where you’ll use the light the entire work day, I would not expect these to last more than a couple of months. Initially, the company was understanding and apologetic, sent replacements to make it right, but at some point the customer service became the typical generic/automated garbage where if you have an issue, nobody will help you with anything. From my last interaction with their customer service team, my impression is they’re just copy/pasting bogus company policy with zero intent to solve customer problems. They know they’re selling junk lights with false claim of bulb life. Buyers BEWARE.

Good lighting and Colour

In a nutshell - These lights offer an affordable, powerful, easy and energy-efficient lighting solution, especially well-suited for spaces like garages, workshops, and sheds. With straightforward assembly and a high lumen output, these lights are an economical, practical choice for many indoor applications. However, there are a few minor drawbacks that you should consider. Further details.. Each light produces 5000 lumens, has a wide 270-degree angle, and consumes only 40W of power, making it a cost-effective and more durable alternative to traditional fluorescent tubes. They’re also very easy to assemble/install. The lights come with all necessary accessories, including power cords with on/off switches, hardwiring options, and connecting cables that allow for up to six lights to be linked in series. This reduces installation time and effort, making the setup process smooth and hassle-free. They also include some connections with wire splices to make a longer cord, which I did to span the width of my shed so I could link 3 lights on either side with each other. While the lights themselves are fairly sturdy, especially compared to traditional fluorescent tubes, some care should be taken to ensure you don’t bend or twist them overtly, which could break them. Feature Summary Brightness: 5000 lumens per light Power Consumption: 40W per unit Beam Angle: 270 degrees Installation Options: Hardwiring and power cord with on/off switch Connectivity: Easily link up to 6 lights in series Included Accessories: Power cords, hardwiring kits, connecting cables, small connectors, installation manual Final Thoughts Overall, the Barrina LED Shop Light is a reliable, bright, and energy-efficient option that offers excellent value for its price. Its ease of assembly and versatility make it a great choice for various indoor lighting needs. I used them to light up my large tent shed, and it now looks great - day or night, and only took me under 30 minutes to get it all setup. If you need an affordable, easy lighting solution, these LED shop lights are definitely worth considering. They also go on sale occasionally. I was able to pick up a six pack on sale for $99.99 (29% savings) which worked out to $16.67/light which is a great deal!

Éclairage des lieux de travail

Very bright and easy to install

Had them in my shop now for 3 years they are still going strong, easy to mount and plug in and they link together and you can mount them pretty much anywhere and are very bright.