JESLED 8FT LED LED Shop Lights 10-Pack - 100W 15000LM 6500K Cool White - V-Shape Linkable T8 Tubes for Garage & Warehouse - Plug & Play Clear Cover High Output Lighting

These were my 3rd purchase of the LED strip lights. I love them. Completing remodel tasks at my Church. We purchased an older building and are steadily upgrading all of the lights with these LEDs. Some resistance at first, but once the lights were up and functioning, it's hard to argue with the results. Versatile and easy installation options, great value for money vs. fluorescent when considering the longevity of LED and the cleaner, consistent light output. Replaced 3 four foot quad bulb fixtures with 6 of these strips. Slightly higher level of lumens, but much brighter and consistent level of lighting and in 1/3 of the space. One 8 foot 3 inch wide strip of lights provides a much cleaner look on the ceiling than a 2' x 4 ' box. I would highly recommend these lights for any installation that would normally have used fluorescent - in a shop/garage, over a bar/counter top, meeting rooms, large kitchens, fellowship hall, hallways or corridors, classrooms, etc.

Lights are bright for sure. Comes with a bunch of stuff and easy to install. Only complaint is the screws they send to hang the brackets for the light are junk. They may be made out of Play-Doh. Highly recommend however save yourself the headache and use different screws.

These lights were easy to install and bright for my 25ft. by 25ft. shop. I used 5 across my 25ft span and 2 over my work bench. My ceilings are 12ft high. I only lit up 12ft by 25ft. because my door would cover the first 12ft. I will install 5 more across that 12ft. later. So in all I will use 12 - 8ft fixtures in the whole shop. They seem to be quality bulbs, the packages were in great shape and they were a good price.

Love the lights they light up my Whole garage (30 ft deep by 20ft wide) perfectly compared to the other regular light bulbs I had. Bought these lights cause I was expanding the garage so I needed new lights don’t ever right reviews but for these I will. Upon arrival everything was great packed great and everything so I went ahead and started testing them one by one until one of them shorted out, good thing I hooked the light up to a GFCI if not I would have tripped the breaker. After that happened I contacted the manufacture via email and they responded quickly offered to send me a new light strip, So great customer service on there part. But this was just one light strip That shorted out other than that the lights were all perfect no problem they work great and the amount of light they put off is perfect highly recommend these if you want good lights for the shop/garage.

I purchased these to replace some old fluorescent lights in my workshop. I do like how much brighter they are, but 2 of the light strips have already failed. Updated: A full refund was offered, but I asked if they could just replace the lights that failed. They sent me a similar model light to replace the ones that failed. I am satisfied and appreciate them working with me.

they were great when installed and made a huge difference in my shop. I installed 2 8 foot lights, 3 on a row connected with the handy connectors. 4 years later and even after replacing 4 units a couple of yeaes ago, only 3 are still working today. They have turned out to be a disappointment. I will be looking for a better quality light.

Love that these lights connect to each other. They light up the garage perfect. Would definitely buy again if needed.

I put six of these 8 footers in my garage/woodshop. They are very bright. At first I thought they were too bright but I have gotten use to it and I'm very happy with them.

I had 3 florescent light fixtures in my garage ,each had 2 tubes 8 feet long . I had so much trouble with them in the cold , and spending money on the tubes and ballast that I decided to buy these lights , I bought a pack of 6. Today I removed the tubes ,ballast and wiring from 2 of the fixtures. They worked poorly .and only glowed. I hard wired the LED tubes into the old fixtures with the wiring that came with the lights ,but first I ripped the ends out and all the wiring but not the off/on pull cord . Instead of a pair of 8 foot tubes running parallel in each fixture I now have 2 LED 4 foot lights end to end, I wired them into the off/on switch . I drilled holes far enough apart so if needed, I could run 2 rows of LED's, side by side What a laugh, The single row of LED's are brighter than the 2 florescent 8 foot tubes. No end socket things to twist the tubes into, or ballasts to replace , or dim lights because of the cold . The even come on full blast the second I turn them on. THAT'S THE GOOD STUFF. The bad stuff is minor, I found the little springy bracket things that you screw into the ceiling and mount the lights into , to be no good ,After 3 broke (AND THAT's ALL THE BAD STUFF ) I got some wide Cable ties , About 1/4 inch wide or maybe a bit wider , anyway, I drilled a hole through the center maybe 4 or 5 inches from the end ,just large enough to get a drywall screw through. Next I went to where the studs were above the drywalled ceiling and drilled up through the old existing fixture into the stud ,where the LED lights would hang . Since they weigh next to nothing ,I wasn't concerned that the support would be at each exact end . Then I pushed a drywall screw through the hole in the cable tie and screwed it into the fixture and 2x4 above. I made a loose loop in each tie and gently slid the LED tube into place, and tightened up the ties ,but not too tight. It was easy joining the 2 LED tubes together with the little connector provided because I had left the ties a bit loose and easily slid the 2 tubes together . I tightened them up not quite snug , because they aren't going to move up there anyway . I pulled the off/on string I had hanging down from the old ones, and presto , My garage lit up . No need to run them parallel because the one row of these LED's is brighter than the parallel 8 foot tubes. I attached a photo . The to sets of lights running lengthwise are the LED lights, at the back running crossways you can see the old fixture with the pair of 8 foot florescent tubes in them, You can see there is no obvious difference, I think the LED has a white light ,and a bit brighter too. Oh, one thing ,you can look at a florescent light and it is a little harsh on the eyes if you stare at it, These LED lights are very harsh to stare at ( not that anyone in their right mind would stare at a light) . While working under them you never notice that unless you were for some weird reason to look directly at them. Even then they don't leave you seeing spots or anything , just very bright ( and nice) .

Used these to light up my garage. Very pleased with the result. They are very bright and fairly easy to install. I would definitely buy these again. A couple of things I would suggest for improvement are: 1. The pigtail connection that lets you hardwire the lights is very short and has ridiculously teeny tiny wires. You will need some super mini-merrettes to attach this to standard 14/2 house wiring and you will have very little room to work with in the box since the wire is so short. 2. The three-prong plugs to daisy chain these together are good, but really really hard to push in - I was afraid I'd break something, but I didn't. No reason for them to be so snug. 3. The clips that secure the lights to your ceiling, etc are made of super thin metal and I easily broke a couple during install. I would have still bought these again anyway - and then I found our their customer service is amazing. I emailed them asking for extra clips and they send me a link on amazon where you can buy a pack of clips along with a $10 credit to cover the cost of them. Awesome!

Lights do the trick, I had 2 in my pack that came bent but still work just had to adjust the mounts to install. It's probably more of a shipping issue. They are light weight and take minutes to install by yourself. They definitely light up my 12x16 shed. I'd like to see the power cord be longer since the lights are 8' in the air. ( at least one of the power cords being 8' long would have saved me from using an extension cord). Overall decent product and they came fast for covid days.

Good value. Easy to install. Fixtures are light in weight. Of the 6 units, one was faulty, only one of the two rows of LEDs worked. The lights and bright daylight, not warm in colour, exactly what I was looking for as grow lighting. Update: JESLED contacted me shortly after I installed the light to inquire if I was happy with them. I informed the of the one defective fixture and they immediately said they would send out a new set at their cost and I need not return the ones I had. I receive the new set in about a week, tested them all, and they worked flawlessly. Frankly, I was pleasantly surprised by their responsiveness to customers. I am using the lights to supplement daylight hours in my plant room during the winter months and will upload a video of this installation soon.

I purchased 12 of these lights and installed them in my garage/workshop. I like the brightness these lights give off, and I like their low profile. It allows a bit more height clearance from the floor than a conventional light and less chance of hitting them with a piece of lumber or sheet of plywood when working. They are easy to hang with the provided spring clips. I removed my existing ceiling lights and installed these in their place. I hardwired them into the existing octagon electrical boxes. I did find it a bit annoying that these lights are too small to cover or hide existing electrical boxes, so I had to install covers on them for safety and to improve appearance. My pet peeve with these lights is that the wiring leads provided is very light wire and a bit short. It proved a bit difficult to connect these leads to regular 14 gauge wiring with maretes. I would have liked for the wiring leads to be a bit longer and made with a bit bigger gauge wire. It can be done with some patience and careful handling, but be patient.