SLA-30/40/50W
SLA-30/40/50W
Key Features
- SLA-30/40/50W
Specifications
| Brand | Hlite |
| Product Type | LIGHT_FIXTURE |
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- 5 stars: 5 (63%)
- 4 stars: 1 (13%)
- 3 stars: 2 (25%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
[Size: 4FT-6Pack]
This 4-foot LED shop light is a great upgrade for a garage, workshop, or utility space. It puts out plenty of light, making it much easier to see while working on projects. I really like having three brightness levels and three color temperature options because it gives me flexibility depending on what I’m doing. The pull chain is also convenient and easy to use. Installation was straightforward, and the light has a clean, practical look. Overall, a bright and versatile shop light that does exactly what I needed!
[Size: 4FT-2Pack]
These shop lights are very bright on their highest setting, and have made a massive difference in our garage. The pull chain makes operating these really simple, and the options for adjusting both their power level and color temperature allows you to customize the lighting perfectly for any garage or workshop setup. Installing these was super simple, and they provided our entire garage with great light coverage.
[Size: 4FT-2Pack, Size: 4FT-2Pack]
The light doesn't have to be daisy chained. It can operate solo from a normal outlet. You can hardwire it as well as long as it's terminated in a junction box. The lights are non-dimmable with an LED specific dimmer. It's not advertised to be dimmable but it doesn't hurt to check.Lights are pretty bright. They do have a slight flicker so they are not a "constant on" light. If you have light sensitivity depending on the severity of it the lights may bother your eyes after a few hours.It has different color modes which you can select on the light its self.It has different power modes on the light that you can switch as well.While it's off it draws 0.0w. (the 0.6w is from the outlet/light switch)On 30w it draws about 37wOn 40w it draws about 49won 50w it draws about 56wWhile this is fine for a shed, tool shop, down stairs, closet. I don't think it would be enough for a classroom or a high ceiling like a warehouse. While the output is good it's not good enough for those high ceilings.While it does have an on/off pull chain on light I found it easier to just leave the light on and have a switchable outlet instead.
[Size: 4FT-6Pack, Size: 4FT-6Pack]
These 4-foot LED shop lights put out plenty of light without adding much weight to the ceiling. I used them for a workshop situation. I like having several choices for both color temperature and brightness. Many light options.The included pull chain is convenient when the light is plugged into an outlet that is not controlled by a wall switch. They can be hung from the included chains or mounted closer to the ceiling. The lights can also be linked together up to four lights can be connected, but the sticker on the fixture says up to five, so I would check the markings and instructions before connecting a full set.Overall, these are bright, lightweight shop lights with enough adjustment options to work in garages, storage buildings, and work areas.
[Size: 4FT-6Pack]
These Hlite LED Shop Light 4FT with Pull Chain,5000LM,3 Power Level&3CCT | 4000/5000/6500K Tunable,30/40/50W Switchable,Hanging/Surface Mount,Shop Lights for Garage, Workshop,ETL Listed,6 Pack put out a lot of light in a small package!These are relatively small lights. They are still 4 ft long but they are probably only 3 in wide, but they put out every bit as much light as a traditional four foot fluorescent light probably even more really. These really are super bright even though they are small and lightweight lights. Overall build quality seems good. The brackets that mount them to the ceiling seem a little wimpy, but the lights are very light weight so they don't need to be super heavy duty.I think these are a pretty good value because they end up only being about $20 each. Installation is easy and it's great that they are linkable too so you don't have to run a wire toward each light will be you can plug one in and string up to four more onto the end of that one. I'm very happy with these in my workshop so far but they would also be great in a garage or shed or any other area that could use a nice shop light. I would definitely order these again.
[Size: 4FT-2Pack, Size: 4FT-2Pack]
I bought these to replace aging fluorescent lights in my garage until I complete a full remodel later this year. For that purpose, these will work well.The light output is excellent. One fixture easily lights about half of my two-car garage, and I like having the ability to adjust both the color temperature and brightness if my needs change.My only complaint is the pull-chain connection. It's lightweight and held together by tension, and it doesn't inspire much confidence. I suspect an overly enthusiastic tug could separate the connector, so it's something I'll treat gently.Price-wise, I'd like to see them a little lower, but as a two-pack they're competitive with similar adjustable shop lights.Overall, bright, easy to install, and a solid choice if you need to upgrade an older garage or workshop.
[Size: 4FT-2Pack, Size: 4FT-2Pack]
This is one of my shorter reviews.I got a pair of these for the garage. The light is bright and adjustable with the toggle switches. They come with installation hardware for various mounting options. They work.The issues I have are:- The price - They are not a high-end fixture, nearly 100% plastic except for the pull chain and mounting hardware.- One was damaged in transit - Any decent damage/crease to the sides of the box in transite transfers to the plastic fixture.- The mounting clip is as shown in the picture. It is a light spring type clip. I know that on decent tug on the pull chain and the light will disconnect from the flimsy mount. I will likely ditch the metal clip and wrap it with zip ties for peace of mind.A 3 of 5 star rating is fair in my opinion.
[Size: 4FT-2Pack]
This is about a 3.5 star item but I will put 3 because it’s definitely not a 4*. The lights are very cheaply made, both products together feels like a 80”s nightlight. I don’t think there is a single ounce of metal on the light itself, but the brackets it can with at least are. Don’t get me wrong, the lights are nice and bright, and getting to choose 3 options of warmth and 3 options of brightness is nice, just a slider away, on the side of the unit. And each unit being pretty narrow and having a single light source, it does make a dark room bright. It just feels completely disposable and cheap. I also realized that not one of their advertising photos has this thing plugged in. I think that’s for good reason, because it looks stupid having and design flaw having a power outlet cable strung from the ceiling to a plug that’s ground level, unless you have a plug in your ceiling.its very obnoxious having the power line hanging from the lights, creating all sorts of hazards. Than thinking about running an extension cord to those to reach an outlet. I’d rather have a hardwired ballast light than these, so as a temporary or emergency lighting situation they’re perfect, because they’re light, small, but yet throw a decent light. Just if you want a more permanent solution ignore these, unless you have a ceiling plug and a affinity for cheap lighting. I also feel that the cost on these at $70, is outrageous.