Liner High Bay LED Shop Lights

[Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2]
These are very bright shop lights and a nice upgrade for a garage, workshop, or other large work area. The light output is strong and even, and the 5000K color gives a crisp daylight-style look that works well for task lighting.Installation was relatively straightforward. The fixtures are hardwired, so they are not quite as simple as plugging in a standard shop light, but the wiring process was manageable and the included hanging hardware makes positioning them easier. I also like that the light angle can be adjusted, which helps direct the output toward a workbench or a specific part of the room instead of wasting light where it is not needed.For an industrial-style fixture, these are also reasonably attractive. They have a cleaner, more finished appearance than many traditional high-bay or shop lights, so they do not make the space feel quite as utilitarian.The construction feels sturdy, and the combination of strong brightness, adjustable positioning, and a fairly streamlined design makes these very practical for a workshop or garage. If you need a lot of light in a larger space and do not mind a hardwired installation, these are a solid option.

[Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2]
**2FT High Bay LED Shop Lights 2 Pack, 200W 30000LM 5000K Dimmable with Adjustable Angle**This initial review is based on product inspection and first-use evaluation. The 200W LED high bay lights deliver 30,000 lumens at 150LM/W efficiency with 5000K daylight color temperature for bright workspace illumination. The adjustable angle design allows tilting and directing light exactly where needed for aisles, workbenches, or specific zones.The 0-10V dimming capability provides control over brightness levels to match tasks or atmosphere. The frosted polycarbonate lens provides anti-glare, non-dazzling illumination to reduce eye strain during extended work shifts. The die-cast aluminum housing with impact-resistant lens and optimized air vents for heat dissipation support the 50,000+ hour lifespan.The kit includes hanging chains and a V-shaped hook for quick hook-mount installation. The ETL listing and 5-year warranty provide confidence for commercial and industrial use.Based on face value, the high lumen output and adjustable angle offer good value for commercial lighting needs. I will return to update this review after extended use regarding light output consistency and overall durability.

[Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2, Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2]
I hung these lights as soon as they arrived. I put them in my shop with one right above where I do mechanic work on our cars, and the other I put above my band saw. They were already assembled. The only thing I had to do was set the angle (yes they can tilt to different degrees, or lay flat), tighten up the lock nuts, and wire up the included power cords. Wiring them up involved just 3 pairs of wires but would include 2 more wires if a dimmer was installed. Wiring the lights to the included power cords is as easy as matching colors and screwing on wire nuts. Wiring into existing structure wire is also easy and pretty much the same thing; Just match up colors. Everything was included; power cord, wire nuts, and hanging hooks and chains. I did squeeze the hooks together on the hanging hooks for safety, and I also wrapped the connections with electrical tape after the wire nuts were installed. The lights work great! They throw a large amount of light and cover a broad area, especially if you put a bit of tilt on them like a couple of the pictures I included show. The light they give is a bright white light that keeps everything in my work area's very well lighted. The lights are made to look a lot like fluorescents, but they are actually LED's and much brighter than most fluorescents I've owned. They have an estimated life span of about 17 years if used 8 hours per day. The price seems in line with the quality and amount of light given.

[Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2, Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2]
As others have mention in their reviews, these lights are incredibly bright. Almost too bright, but you can add a dimmer in order to bring down both the light output and the amount of power they consume.They are packaged well so that they can't get easily damaged and you can tell a lot of care was put into both the design and the production of these lights.We didn't realize we'd have to wire up the cord, but that took all of about 4 minutes to do with the included wire nuts. It says you can wire them to a dimmer switch but we haven't done so yet.Overall we give them a full 5/5 star rating and would definitely recommend them to others. They are far brighter than any other lights we've purchased in the past.

[Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2]
These were ordered to replace our older fluorescent lights , and what a difference they make! It took two of us to install and very easily as it was a retro fit. The lights themselves are actually a bit stylish giving the work area a smarter look. They are well constructed, and all parts were included. When hanging you can direct the light to a certain area if you wish. They are competitively priced.

[Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2]
These LED shop/garage lights are generally easy to install and put of a great deal of light. This output however come with a high energy useage of 200w per fixture. Install two of these and you for consuming 400w. This is fine if you run the lights for just a few minutes, but forget that you left them on and you will see the result on your power bill. This is especially true if you live in regions with high energy prices like California. Here, at 45 center per kwh, leaving those lights on for 10 hours will cost you $1.80. These are dimmable if you use a specific 0-10V dimmer switch. With this kind of power usage, a dimmer may be considered essential. The light fixtures themselves are good quality and the light color temperature and output are very good. The kit comes with hanging chains and electrical caps. A three prong cord cable is also included if you want to install the cord for plug in use. That was a nice touch.

[Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2]
My husband and I installed these in our workshop, and the difference in brightness was immediately noticeable. Each 200W fixture puts out 30,000 lumens, so the 5000K daylight light makes it much easier to see when working on detailed projects. I really like the adjustable lighting angle because we can direct the light toward the workbenches instead of wasting brightness in areas where we do not need it. The frosted lens spreads the light evenly and helps reduce harsh glare, which is important when we are spending several hours working in the garage. The aluminum housing feels heavy duty and well made, and the ventilation design should help with heat dissipation during longer periods of use. Installation was straightforward with the included chains and hooks, and the fixtures felt secure once hung. I also appreciate the 0 to 10V dimming capability because it gives us the option to control the brightness when full output is not necessary. The 100 to 277V compatibility makes them versatile for different electrical setups, and the ETL listing adds some extra confidence. At about $70 per light in the two pack, the brightness, adjustability, durable construction, energy efficiency, and five year coverage make these a good value for the money. Overall, they provide excellent functionality and have made our workshop much brighter and easier to work in.

[Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2, Wattage: 200.0 Watts, Number of Items: 2]
At about $70 each I consider them a little pricey yet it seems fair now... I was expecting a generic ugly utility light, but some thought actually went into the design and they look quite nice. You can see from the photos that not only were they packaged very well but they were designed so the wings fold out and can be adjusted to different angles and although they recommend a screwdriver they actually give you a knurled thumbnut for each wing and I was easily able to tighten them by hand. The only thing left to do is wire up the power cord.The chains and clips that come with it are thoughtful and easy to use and adjust for height.I guess I did not read the description because I got a mystery bonus: built right into the bottom center of each light is a small plastic threaded cap and if you remove it you can apparently plug in your choice of industry-standard motion sensors!! I looked those up, found the prices to be again more than I would normally pay but reasonable, and some of them have little built-in dials to set the delay times and how long the light stays on and even some of the dimming functions...Which brings up the fact that these lights are actually dimmable! True you do need a specialized dimmer but you can daisy chain a number of lights on to the same dimmer.Which brings us full circle to the question of why you would want to dim them..? Because they're insanely bright is why. I had these slated for my garage and hung one up on the ceiling today and it is at least 10 times as bright as the previous shop light I had in the exact same spot. I would say that without exaggeration if I hung one up in the center of my two and a half car garage, and there were no shelving units blocking it from spreading, it would light up my entire garage like day!!.... I guess I'm going to have to look into the dimming units. 😜