TRLIFE 8FT LED Light Fixtures 72W, LED Shop Light 8FT 5000K Daylight White Dual Side T8 V-Shape Integrated 8FT LED Fixture(150W Fluorescent Light Equivalent), 8640Lm, Clear Cover(12 Pack)

I finally decided to replace all the fluorescent lights in my woodworking shop. After a lot of research on Amazon and elsewhere, this product seems to have the most lumens per watt as well as the most lumens per dollar. So it's very cost effective, both in terms of the upfront investment as well as the ongoing electrical consumption. These lights are VERY bright, with a double row of LEDs running the length of each fixture. For about the same wattage I had before, I'm getting 70% more light.I bought a 25 pack and installed them directly on the hanging metal frame of the old fluorescent fixtures (after removing the ballast, tombstones, and some minor rewiring). This made for a very fast and easy install, as I did not have to rearrange all the stuff mounted on the ceiling like electrical conduits, dust collection, compressed air lines, etc.The included pigtail connector was not very good... (a) it's too short, and (b) the wire gauge and stripped ends were too small for efficient connection to standard 12-gauge wire in the shop. There was barely enough room for wire nuts and no way to strip back the wire further.Also, after installation, one-half of one of the new LEDs failed almost immediately. I contacted the seller, sent a photo, and they promptly shipped a replacement. I can't speak to the long-term reliability of this product. But so far, I'm very satisfied with the seller's customer service as well as the brightness and efficiency of the lights.I disassembled the light that failed and was able to salvage the half that was still working. I just had to remove the end caps, slide out the plastic cover and the LED strips, and then cut the aluminum frame in half. Each half has a separate driver, so I just discarded the driver and LED strips from the side that failed and reassembled the working half. So now I have a working 4-foot light.In the process of doing this, I noticed that the driver is really cheap looking... the circuit board is loose inside a plastic tube, which is taped up on each side and then placed loose inside the aluminum frame. Everything else looked OK as far as build quality. But I'm pretty sure it was the driver that failed and not the LEDs themselves. I hope that's not a sign of future problems.

Using these lights in a large manufacturing shop, they work really well. Easy to install with the clips. Plenty of different length cables available to buy sepately for daisy chaining. Installed a standard double outlet and then daisychained 4 lights from both outlets, hanging the lights in one long string, 8 long, powered from the middle.The aluminum housing is easily dented if you drop them, but they keep working.I used similar LED lights before that were 4000K (more yellow light) which is easier on the eyes, but they are not available any more.

These are bright ordered 10 only used 3 to light a 2500 foot garage

These started to go out after 1 and 1/2 years and they are all not working after 3. I really like the lights but quality is not so good.

I got 25 of these strips for my new garage. Put them in, fired them up and brought the sun into my 30x40 garage. Only problem is that last weekend, I hooked up my stereo AM/FM/CD receiver so I could have radio or CDs in the garage and when the lights are on, the FM signals disappear into garbled mess. I imagine it is from the EMI or RF from the lights. Someone suggested that I move the FM antenna outside of the steel building and it solved the problem. I think the steel building mixed with the lights made FM signals impossible,but all is good now. I would not hesitate to buy these lights again. After installing in my new barn, I am putting 6 more in my car garage at the house! As I replaced them, you can see how much brighter these lights are compared to the dull old fluorescent lights!

Worked great for the first few months. Tons of light, and the V design really help eliminate shadows! After that they all slowly died. Glad I bought the twelve pack. Have been able to replace them as the died. At first is was only sections of the lights that stopped working, then an entire side and eventually the entire unit. Out of the 8 I installed and the 12 I bought, only 2 are left partially working!This would be a strong do not buy!

We replaced five 8' T12 tubes with five of the new LED sticks in our 20 x 40 garage with 8' ceiling. We are very happy with the replacement. The lights are easy to install and each stick replaced the double T12 tubes with equal or better brightness and with much less electrical consumption. And no more annoying humming. The hardest part of the transition was installing electrical boxes where the old light fixture metal housings used to be.

Light weight for an 8 foot light. Supplied mounting brackets leave a bit to be desired. I just used some zip ties for my own assurance. Real easy to Install for one person. Nice and bright in my shop now.Note: If you're installing the brackets in to metal beams it's best to use your own self tapping screws. Supplied screws are low grade and soft. Still gave them a 5 rating due to their simple installation and brightness.