4FT T5 LED Integrated Fixture 6500K

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These economical 'shop lights' worked great for me where I finally decided to locate them, in an engine room on a boat.Their efficiency isn't too important to me, but they are of course more thrifty on energy and maintenance than old fluorescent fixtures with their ballasts and starters and fragile replacement tubes.These fixtures are flexible to a degree, allowing them to be bent a bit to slide into my desired locations to be mostly supported by pipes and wires overhead. I didn't use the supplied chains or hooks, just the twist ties which the wires were packed with, plus an occasional zip tie or piece of twine.They add a lot of illumination without taking up much space, and since each fixture has an outlet to link the next light, the four lights only require one plug. The color temperature of 6500K is a not what I prefer, but since it's not a living space, I'll tolerate the bluish rather than yellowish lighting.The instructions claim they are suitable for damp locations, so hopefully they'll tolerating being occasionally sprayed with a hose while cleaning. I'm a bit concerned that their claimed 113F max temp rating (or thereabouts) might be occasionally exceeded when the engines are running hard, so I'll update if they end up getting cooked. This temperature range was stated in the included instructions, but I don't see it in the listing .... that would definitely have been useful information before ordering, because that's within the range some outdoor or shed applications would exceed these days.For cheap illumination solutions, these are a great and quick option. They are lightweight and compact for the simulated 4 ft shop light fixture, and the linkability make installation a breeze if aesthetics aren't your primary concern. They have made checking on the engines and repairing them much easier.

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I have received several SULINKCO shop lights in the past and I have always been very pleased with them. This 4 pack did not disappoint. These are 4 feet, dual-bulb LED lights. They are super-light and very easy to install. What I have always loved about them is the daisy-chain option I have. I typically use these in my large shed and install them just far enough away from each other that the power cord can plug into the one adjacent to it. I believe you can daisy-chain up to six of these. They do not emit heat and put out a very bright white light, super sufficient for my shop needs. Each light has an on/off toggle switch. These are great for ceilings or under shelves. They currently lists for $46.99 for the 4-pack and that is an excellent value.

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The garage in my new house came with ancient, flickering, buzzing fluorescent fixtures that drove me crazy. Swapping them out for this 4-pack of LED shop lights solved the problem instantly, and the difference in brightness is night and day.These things are incredibly bright, and provide crisp, clean light that makes working in the garage or workshop a breeze. The best feature is the linkable design, being able to connect them end-to-end means you only need to plug the first light into an outlet, making setup clean and straightforward.They do feature individual on/off pull switches, which is a nice touch, but since I hung mine up high out of reach, it's a bit redundant. I ended up plugging mine into an outlet controlled by a wall switch, which works like an absolute charm.Overall, if you're still dealing with old, humming fluorescents in your garage, basement, or workshop, ditch them for these. Easy to install, lightweight, super bright, and linking them together is a game-changer, can't beat the value for the money

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These shop lights are really "light" weight (see what I did there?). Each fixture has two integrated LED bulbs and claims a total output of 4500 lumens at 45 watts, but the incandescent equivalency listed on the product page doesn’t quite line up with what I found. According to standard lumen charts, 4500 lumens is closer to a 300‑watt incandescent, not 150. Whether the 45 watts refers to the whole unit or each LED strip isn’t clear, but the brightness rating itself is solid. If these truly deliver 4500 lumens per fixture, using all four will easily light up a garage, basement, or workspace with room to spare.Installation options are where this set becomes more of a mixed bag. The hanging mount system is simple and forgiving: two open‑hook screws spaced roughly 42–46 inches apart, short chains, and a snap clip that attaches to the plastic housing. It’s basic but functional, and the lights will sway if bumped, which is acceptable for a shop environment.The ceiling mount, however, is far less user‑friendly. The screws must be placed at an exact 44.21 inches, and once the fixture is slid into the narrow plastic slots, the screws become inaccessible. That means you can’t tighten the fixture after it’s in place, and any movement could cause the light to slip off while still dangling from the cord. The five‑foot polarized cord with its inline switch is convenient, but it also limits placement unless your outlet is nearby.Long‑term, these are disposable fixtures with a 50,000‑hour lifespan. Once the LEDs are shot, the whole unit gets tossed. They don’t contain mercury like old fluorescents, so household trash is technically allowed, but because they include circuit boards and metal housings, e‑waste recycling is the responsible route. For the price, though, they’re hard to beat. They’re an affordable way to brighten large spaces, provided you’re comfortable with the quirks of the mounting system and the uncertainty around the wattage claims.

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I was really surprised by how lightweight these shop lights are right out of the box. They are also quite powerful — these definitely aren't your ordinary old school, heavy fluorescent shop lights. They kick out plenty of bright, crisp light (6500K is no joke) and easily illuminate every corner of my workspace.​However, that lightweight modern characteristic does seem to come at a price, and that is overall resilience. They feel a bit delicate, like they could break very easily if you bang them around — especially if you were to use these for portable setups, modular displays, or road shows.​That said, for permanent locations like a garage or workshop, these are really great. Because they are so light, hanging them or flush-mounting them to the ceiling takes zero effort and will not require heavy duty anchoring.Plus, being energy-efficient LEDs, they give you serious brightness at a great savings on the electric bill. Getting a four-pack means you can easily distribute them around your shop for complete, shadow-free coverage.Overall, a fantastic buy for any DIYer or garage tinkerer!​PROS​Incredibly Bright: At 4500 lumens each, the 6500K bright white light turns a dark garage into a brightly lit workspace.​Easy Installation: Because they are so lightweight, mounting them — whether flush to the ceiling or hanging from chains — takes minimal effort and no heavy duty anchors.​Linkable & Convenient: The built-in power cords with ON/OFF switches make them simple to chain together and operate without crazy wiring.​Great Value: A four-pack gives you plenty of fixtures to spread around the room for solid coverage without breaking the bank.​CONS​Feels a Bit Fragile: The lightweight build means they lack the rugged durability of old-school metal fixtures, making them less ideal for mobile use or frequent traveling.​Very Cool Color Temp: The 6500K light is fantastic for working on projects, but it might feel a bit too cool or clinical if you prefer warmer lighting.​Final Verdict: If you need a permanent, easy-to-hang lighting upgrade for your workshop or garage, this four-pack delivers awesome brightness and energy savings at a price that is hard to beat.

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💡💡💡💡💡 🌺I installed these in my workspace, and they completely transformed the area. The 6500K daylight color is crisp and bright, making it much easier to work on projects without eye strain. Even the darker corners of the room are now well lit.Installation was straightforward, and I appreciated having the option to either hang the fixtures or mount them directly to the ceiling. The ability to link multiple lights together kept everything looking clean and organized with minimal wiring.Living in Hawaiʻi, I appreciate products that are dependable and energy efficient, and these lights check both boxes. 🤙 They provide plenty of brightness while using far less electricity than the old fluorescent fixtures they replaced.If you’re looking for bright, reliable shop lights for a garage, workshop, basement, or storage area, these are an excellent value. Mahalo, SUNLINKCO, for making a quality product that simply gets the job done! 🌺💡💡💡💡💡

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Pros-Easy to installEverything needed is includedEasy to link to other lightsLightweight so using the plastic wall anchors won’t ever be an issueVery bright lightCons-“45w”. Not even close. I measured 150w for one light and 400w for all 4 run in tandem. These aren’t 45w lights, they flat out lied.Lightweight is nice for install, but initial impressions make them feel cheap. That and the lack of efficiency.

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I got this set of T5 LED shop lights to update the lighting in my garage because I was tired of dealing with my old lights that sometimes needed the switch played with just to turn on. These were a big improvement and made the whole space much brighter.Setup was straightforward. I chose to hang the lights using the included chains, and everything I needed was in the box. The order comes with four LED light fixtures, four power cords with on/off switches, eight hanging chains, eight screw eye hooks, screws, plastic anchors, zip ties, and an installation manual. The instructions were easy to follow, and I had them up without much trouble.The lights turn on right away and provide bright, even lighting that makes it much easier to see around the garage. They also feel well made, and the fixtures seem durable enough to hold up to regular use.The only small downside is that you'll need to decide on the best layout before mounting them, especially if you're linking multiple lights together. Once they're installed, though, they work great.Is it worth it? Yes. If you're looking for brighter, more reliable lighting for a garage or workshop, this set is easy to install, feels durable, and has been a great upgrade from older shop lights