Barrina LED T5 Light Fixture: Illuminate Your Home with a Single Fixture

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: Can not complain, very bright for the price

United States on Dec 22, 2023

Jeff McIsaac: These fixtures are light and easy to install in a variety of configurations. Each 4 foot light is mounted via 2 small clips, each secured by a single small screw. I recommend pre-drilling the holes because the screw heads strip easily. I used them to brighten a couple of basement storage areas that were lit by single bulbs. I connected them to A/C outlet adapters screwed into the existing sockets, so I can control them with the existing wall switches. They work great.

United States on Nov 21, 2023

Prabhu: The seller mistakenly delivered a wrong product and then later sent the correct order within a week time. Very trustable seller.
The product is amazing! Easy installation, go for it without any doubt.

Australia on Jun 17, 2023

RANDY M.: clips are a little goofy , over all awesome !!

Canada on Mar 03, 2021

Cirrus: These lights are brilliant and have converted me both to shop lights and to Barrina. Here's why:

1. The lights are nicely designed. They are lightweight, easy to connect, and offer a vast array of configurations. It's fantastic that you can connect them directly, connect via cable, or even split them up into different rooms on different plugs.
2. Despite some other reviews, I found the mounting clips to be very strong, to the point that I have to carefully prise apart one side of the clip to get the light to detach at all. Despite being very light, the clips do their job well and I wouldn't worry about the lights falling down.
3. The price is reasonable.

One suggestion for improvement: some of the connectors are too loose, especially when lights are connected directly to each other. If they are clipped in, there's no issue - but if they aren't secured as well, they detach very easily. This is just a matter of Barrina making their direct connectors slightly larger.

United States on Dec 29, 2020

MadPB: I've been doing a bunch of work in my attic (replacing insulation, running wires, etc) and it got old using some shop lights that I kept having to move around, casting weird shadows all over, etc. It made the cleanup process pretty hard.

It's an 1800 square foot space, so pretty big, and since I was doing some electrical work anyway, it was simple to just add a few outlets and a switch near the access door. I installed all 8 along the peak of the roofline - 4 facing one way, 4 facing the other side, and it made such a HUGE difference. It seems like an extravagant thing to do to an attic, but considering these are relatively cheap, and I've spent probably 40+ hours up there over the past couple months, it made the work that much easier (pull out all the old insulation batts, add vapor barrier and reflective barrier in the rafters, run electric/coax/network, blow in new insulation).

Doing all of that in a poorly lit space would have been terrible, in other words. These 8 lights lit up the space great. There's no natural light, but once I flick the switch and they turn on up there, there's really no dark spots except maybe in the far...

United States on Oct 05, 2020

D. Alexander: I just put up all eight of these in one side of my two-bay 25'x15'x10' garage to wrench on bikes. The result is moderate brightness. Good enough for general use and far superior to the single 100W-equivalent LED I had before, but probably half of the light per square foot of what you might see in a professional shop. I'm content with it for the price. Now I can see things I drop. To detail a car or the like, though, I'd probably want about triple the output over the same area.

It took about 90 minutes to put them all up. The lights are daisy-chained from one outlet. Each one weighs a couple of ounces, which is good because the mounts included are as chintzy as can be (and yet, perfectly adequate, despite that I was driving the tiny screw that holds each one into ceiling drywall). The lights turn on instantly, and after a few minutes, I can feel a bit of heat from the aluminum heatsinking on the base. Light is quite soft. No glare, no hard shadows. So far, so good.

There are two annoyances: first, the initial switch I installed (the pack includes at least six of them) worked for a minute, then made an electrical noise and stopped working. I tossed it...

United States on Jul 20, 2020