Barrina LED Shop Light 4FT, 2200lm, 4000K Cool White, T5 Led Fixture, Linkable Shop Lights, Ceiling and Under Cabinet Light, Tube Lights for Garage Warehouse Workshop Basement, ETL Listed, 8 Pack

I had previously bought a case of their warm white, so this case was the bright white version where I want the bright white light. They have worked out very well. They are easy to install, and come with switched cords, pigtails, and hardware to mount them. With the huge replacement cost of T-8 and T-12 fluorescent bulbs now, I have simply mounted many of these units to the fluorescent fixture reflectors for less cost than a replacement fluorescent bulb [or about the same cost if you bought a case of fluor. bulbs], and they work great, and is a lot less work that taking the old units down. [Note: they must be wired into the 120V line, NOT the fluorescent ballast.] They are very lightweight, very bright, and I haven't had any of them go bad on me. And nice to have those old fixtures now come on instantly with these LEDs, even in the barn and shop when it's cold, with none of that fluorescent bulb flickering and darkening with age. When I go through this case, I'll buy another to finish going through the old lights on the farm.

I have bought these 3 different times and unfortunately, and mind you this is a minor grievance, the price has gone up every time, even last time I paid 40 or something close in 2021. Those, by the way, are still going along with the other two sets and I bought 2x8pk twice. The only "failure" I have had was the inverter/switch that comes with each. I have several extras in storage as I linked almost all of them to each switch in series. That being said, if you say, had 4 per inverter-switch, it would probably be better as there wouldn't be as much strain on the inverter electronics or switch. That being said, the switch was pretty crappy/cheap. I made one my self with the internal electronics being kept intact. It resolved the issue. That being said, if you have some lights stop working, try replacing the cord that actually plugs into a receptacle, since that is the actual part that powers all of the lights downstream. I have a basement close to 2000 Sqft and ~14-16 of these down there... They are freaking bright, and for real, they almost felt like toys they are so lightweight. The retention clamps that mount them, are pretty darn flimsy and if you ever have to remove them and reinstall, be careful they break easily and the screws are pretty brittle also... I never used the screw, used some I had since they were going into more denser wood then I would imagine is the norm. I can attest that I have had not 1 single LED or set go out and I have had several of these installed and the ones in the basement have years of run time on them, as I work there a majority of the day. I have all of them hooked to one circuit breaker: 15a and 120v and I have never had it pop or even come close. I haven't checked in a while but I have what I mentioned and a few 2x4 led drop ceiling leds that I purchased also when there was a drop ceiling down there and I will say this, previously, I had 2x8' fluorescent lights and 2 4' ones and they would, in the event of using my belt sander or drill press, cause the Circuit breaker to pop. These even with all the light output are significantly lighter in the power consumption and considerably higher in the lumen output. I give em sincere props!!!

I recently purchased the Barrina LED T5 Integrated Single Fixture (4FT, 2200lm), and I'm genuinely impressed with the performance. The light output is fantastic—bright and clear without being harsh, which is perfect for my workspace. Installation was a breeze, and the seamless connectivity between multiple units is a huge plus.However, I do have a slight concern regarding the build quality. The fixtures feel a bit flimsy, which makes me question their long-term durability. Despite this, they are working great for now, and the light they provide is exactly what I needed.Overall, if you're looking for an efficient and cost-effective lighting solution, this product is definitely worth considering. Just handle with care during installation to ensure longevity. I'm giving it five stars for the sheer improvement it has made to my lighting situation!

I recently replaced the old fluorescent lights in my garage with these Barrina T5 shop lights, and I couldn't be happier with the results. The lights are incredibly bright and provide excellent illumination for my workspace. The 6500K color temperature is perfect for creating a clear and focused environment.One of the standout features of these lights is their extendable design. The included connecting cords allow me to customize the layout to fit my garage's specific needs. This flexibility is a huge plus, as it ensures optimal coverage and lighting efficiency.Installation was a breeze thanks to the plug-and-play design. The included power cords and installation clips made the process quick and easy. I especially appreciate the option to connect multiple lights in series, which simplifies the wiring and control.I decided to connect these lights to some smart plugs. This allows me to integrate the lights into my smart home system, enabling convenient automated control. For example, I set the lights to turn on when I open the garage door and off after a specified period.Overall, I'm highly impressed with these Barrina T5 shop lights. They are well-built, energy-efficient, and provide exceptional lighting for my garage. If you're looking for a reliable and versatile lighting solution, I highly recommend giving these lights a try.

I installed these in my unheated garage. Have worked great for th past year. Much better than old fluorescent strip lights.

Exactly as i envisioned. Super bright. Would recommend. You probably won't get it as nice as mine tho.

このタイプのLEDは色々と買って使っていますが、つけた瞬間は良いと感じたが、以前に購入した物と並べると前に買った物の方がワット数も小さい上に明るかった！

liked the ease of installation

Excellent product, very easy to install with a good combination of connections for all eventualities all at a good price.