hykolity 4FT LED Shop Light, V Shape Integrated T8 LED Tube Light, 5200LM, 40W, 6500K Super Bright White,high Output Linkable Shop Lights W/Built-in ON/Off Switch for Warehouse, ETL, 10 Pack

After reading reviews here, I was certain there would be some mounting problems from the clips provided. At first there was, then I discovered the secret to getting the clips working perfectly. Secret later. First, I installed the lights in my garage in five groups of 2. The two lights plugged into each other directly with the connecters they provided. I the used a power strip to plug in each of my five rows. Measure where you want the clips to attach to your ceiling. I located my joists and screwed into them. At first it was a fight getting the lights to mount up and getting the clips to hold the lights. My ceiling is not perfectly level and the lights provided no gapping from the ceiling. Then the solution hit me: use my own longer screws and do not tighten them completely. First light was up. then the second light was still binding a little, so I just loosened the screws a little more. I found that if I left about a 1/4 inch gap between the screwhead and the ceiling, the lights went up easy and fast. There may have been a couple that needed to out a little further, but it was very easy to do. That was a couple months ago and the lights work perfectly. You cannot tell there is any gap with the screws and they work great. Now to address the garage door opener problems. Yes, when they are on they mess with my remote opener. If I drive right up to the garage door, the opener works. So they do interfere with the garage door opener. My guess is they use an inverter circuit in each strip to send smooth power to the lights and it runs in the same frequency spectrum as the remote. Also since I rarely have the lights on and use the remote at the same time, this is not an issue for me. Occasionally I leave and forget to turn them off, but I just pull right up to the garage and the remote works. A very minor inconvenience. Do to the ease of installation, the super bright lights and low price, plus all the options they give you with the parts ; I had to give them a full 5 stars!

These worked amazing, installed it in my parents' garage and now there is a ton of light.

This is a great product, so pleased with it that I bought another set of 10. It comes with switches for individual operation, long connectors and short connectors to connect multiple lamps on the same circuit. The only thing that could be improved is that the pig tail connectors are too short, about 6-in long, they should be about 1 foot long. However, since you get enough long connectors (2-ft), I cut one to the length I needed and made my own. Very easy to install, one screw to attach each of the two brackets and they snap into place easily. They have a sturdy aluminum body and plastic ends. The only thing I cannot predict is durability. LED lights tend to last long. Lights are very bright, I installed 6 in the shed and so far 4 in the basement and will keep on installing when the new package arrives. They use 40 watts each, which is high when compared to a regular LED bulb but you get a lot of light. When compared to the 8-ft long fluorescent bulbs I had in the shed, which consumed 110 watts per bulb, and each lamp had two, there is a lot of energy savings. All six LED lamps I installed in the shed consume about the same power as a single lamp of the old fluorescent type. Before 880 watts, now 240 watts and is better illuminated.

Bought a 8 foot ten pack for use in my garage they are very bright and and easy to install. The only issue I have had is two of them trip the circuit breaker as soon as they are turned on and one was banged up. But i didn't need ten and still have a spare. The price is definitely a plus so I'm not going to mess around trying to send three of them back.

Great quality lights much brighter than I thought they would be. Thank you

This is the 4th set of these I have installed. Tons of light, super easy to put up and incredibly flexible. I have about 15 in my shop and my wife has similar number in her studio. Very bright, very low power usage and you can position them pretty much anyplace you have a power outlet. In each application, I used an electrocution to remove a fluorescent tube fixture and replace it with an electrical outlet in the ceiling. Very simple for him to do - I could probably do that, but I don’t like working with wiring. Then I just attach clips to the ceiling wherever I want and daisy chain the lights from the first one which is plugged into the new outlet. I have some on very light brackets attached to the wall to put them directly over my workbench. Great lights to place a lot of light exactly where you want it - very bright, super efficient and low cost.

Got these for my 3D printer cabinet. Using all of them was a bit overkill but I put them on 2 separate switched outlets so it wasn't too bad. At times there was some flickering which was very annoying but I got used to it. Easy to mount and install. Inline switch was convenient but I never used them. Extra connectors allow multiple install and location options.