1-Pack 4 ft. 8000 Lumens Integrated LED White Wrap Light, 4000K

Not impressed. Half of the strips were dim. Returned the same day.

Bought 14 of these to replace 23-year old fluorescent fixtures in my garage. Pretty straightforward swap. What a difference! Of course now that I can see again all I see is how dirty my garage is! At over $100 a fixture they’re not cheap, but what is anymore?

The LED Lights did the job and provided us with the lighting required for our 3 car garage, and storage closets. The LED Lights were easy to install and covered the area where the previous fluorescent light fixtures were located. The garage is now complete, as we redid the flooring and the lighting has totally transformed our garage into a much more attractive space, and we can finally see everything that is stored in each of the storage closets located on the back wall of the garage. My wife kids me now that “My Man Cave” is now complete.

Added awesome light to our closet. And now I will get some for the garage.

Brighter and better than the light it replaced. I was going to get an electrician to install, but he never came. It is done and now I can work.

This is a great light fixture that turns darkness into daylight! Only con is if you are wiring off an existing ceiling box and you want to mount off one end of fixture instead of middle the internal wiring is too short so extenders are required. Other than that work around very happy with this purchase and would buy again! See my picture attached.

It was very easy to install in the garage and it's bright!

I like these fixtures. Especially the 8000 lumen rating which is higher than most. I got ten of these for a large 3 car garage with a goal of having about 100 lumens per sq. ft. which is fairly bright. Have mounted two so far. The quality seems quite good and they look great. They are also pretty think so they don't stick down from the ceiling much. I did find a couple of mounting issues. The instructions say to drill a 1/8" pilot hole for the drywall anchors and this is much too small. I used a 13/64" drill. Also, the drywall anchors are quite soft. They work OK, but you might consider using better quality ones. But even the provided ones were surprisingly strong. I found that just two screws on one end would support the fixture with the other end hanging loose. But there was another mounting issue. Near the mounting screws are some protrusions stamped into the sheet metal in the ceiling direction. I'm sure these are meant to act as some sort of spacer so the fixture won't be quite flush to the ceiling. Probably to allow a little ventilation. But when you tighten the screws, the entire metal light frame box bends such that it is spaced a little from the ceiling at the ends, and touches the ceiling in the middle. A solution is to use washers between the fixture and the ceiling at the mounting holes that are about the same thickness as the protrusions to the metal frame box isn't stressed. The only other thing is that the plastic cover hooks on in a way that is a bit clumsy and a bit difficult to remove. But these are minor issues and I'm sure some wouldn't even notice them. Now, we'll just have to see if they are long lasting. While fantastic promises are made for LED lights, they tend to refer to the LEDs themselves. It is usually the electronics that fails long before the LEDs ever would.

easy to install and provides good lighting. love the fact that there is no glass bulb to worry about.