🔦 High Bay Light 150W 21,000lm 5000K Daylight 600W HID/HPS Equivalent with US Plug 5’ Cable UFO LED Warehouse Lights Commercial Shop Workshop Garage Factory Lowbay Area Lighting Fixture Review

I replaced six old 8ft twin tube fluorescent tubes with three of these, they give more light, are cheaper to run and start straight up in cold weather. Maybe over time I'll buy another one or two to light up my desktops. The space I'm lighting is 50 feet by 50 feet and these lights hang about 14 feet off the floor.

I have previously used one of these lights to replace a faulty high bay fluorescent tube in a rental property and was pleased with the result. I recently built a new 40' x 40' store for myself and installed 6 of these 150 watt light bulbs. Brightly illuminates the entire room without shadows and dark corners. Couldn't be happier.

Installed these new headlights in the garage. With a 12ft ceiling, the 200w LED bulbs just didn't give me the light I needed. Got it for $70 each. Each uses only 150W and puts out an incredible 21,000 lumens in 5000K daylight. I highly recommend these lights. I made custom ceiling outlet covers. After searching the internet for this record cover to no avail, I made one out of an empty ceiling box cover. I used my Dremel tool and a round ceiling rosette as a template.

For the price you can't go wrong with these UFO lights. These are very bright lights and having them pre-wired with a 5" plug is a definite plus. I installed 9 of these in my 40x40 shop and was afraid they wouldn't be bright enough and would leave shadows but I'm glad I made the purchase. These lights are very bright and I don't need any extra lighting on my ceiling. They are well made and at this price point you will not be disappointed with your purchase. If you are reading this review, look…

We installed 8 150w bulbs and 1 100w bulb in our brand new building (48ft x 32ft x 14ft). . amount of light We could probably get by with fewer than three lights, but we installed them in groups of three so we could turn the lights on and off when we weren't working in that part of the building. do almost every job. We considered a dimmable version, but in the end we're glad we didn't. This is a much easier setup and we can just turn the light off when we don't need/want as much light in the…

The only reason I have electricity in my barn is to have light! My home's garage is about 60 feet from my detached metal building/barn and I have been using a Milwaukee Rover battery powered flashlight as my light source for the past three years and finally decided to devote a weekend to wiring my barn and finding the light dedicate. A light that requires minimal work but provides plenty of light and this light has done just that. I've attached 5 photos showing my shed/garage with the lights…