Brighten Up Your Workshop or Garage with Sunco Lighting's 4FT LED Shop Light

Shawn Holmstead: I bought a six pack of these. I put three in a 10 foot x 20 foot shed along the roof line, and they really make it bright in the shed. I took the other three and put in a basement storage room, and they really brightened up that room too. The fact that they can plug into each other (up to four in a daisy chain) is perfect. I only daisy chained three and have had zero problems. Since they have a normal plug, you can literally put them most anywhere without extra wiring. The cord is about 55 inches long leaving room to place them around a basement storage room without problems. Light is bright white and works so much better than a fluorescent bulb, and LED takes hardly any energy. The pull chain is nice so they can always be plugged in and turn on/off. In the shed I'll wire a switch to the plug, but in the basement storage that isn't a good option so the pull chain is nice. Buying in a six pack made them about $10/each, which is super cheap for the amount of light they generate. They don't have a backing, which threw me a little at first. However, the LED lights are in strong plastic and don't weigh much. They will lean a little to one side if the plug...

United States on Dec 08, 2023

Tim W: I ordered the 6 pack to replace old, aging fluorescent tube in my garage. In cold Temps, the fluorescent tube flickered a great deal until they warmed up. These are instant-on and no flicker! Plus they're significantly brighter than the old tubes!
They are very lightweight, seemingly flimsy. However they're shop lights and are suspended well above the working area. They have a very low current draw and are extremely bright. Perfect for the garage.

United States on Dec 06, 2023

Kevin: Super easy to install and lightweight. Light output was great and a perfect replacement for those dated fluorescent fixtures that require periodic bulb replacements.

United States on Oct 21, 2023

James Arthurs: I purchased the 6 pack for my 2 car garage. I'm turning it into wood shop. These lights allowed me to capture the sun and place it within my garage. They're great and light weight. Due to the amount of light, I was driven to finishing my garage with insulation, new drywall, and paint.

The only problem is that while I've been working on the garage, I took the lights off the ceiling to allow for painting of the ceiling. With the lights on my workbench, I used the rear outlet to plug in my vacuum, using them as an impromptu extension cord.

Yeah, bad move on my part. This immediately blew both LED lights I had plugged in series. Found that there wasn't any built in fuse that would have allowed me to get the lights working again, after pulling to much voltage through them. So I had to toss them and promptly purchased 2 replacement units.

I'm not asking them to be able to act as an extension cord, I would like them to be able to handle a power surge. A lightning storm sending power spikes through a house could possibly break these. Also a dullard owner could mistakenly try to use them as a power cord.... It would be nice if they had a...

United States on May 13, 2022

D. SchneiderD. Schneider: I bought a 4 pack of these lights a little over a year ago, and in the last 3 months have purchased many more. I got the 4000K cool white, frosted lens. Bottom line – they’re great! Very bright, turn on quickly, nice light-color match to my old cool white fluorescents as well as my old, cool white habituated eyeballs.

Backstory and usage: I have a 1200 sq ft garage I built 18 years ago, and at the time outfitted it with a plethora of cheap 4’ shop light fixtures. The fixtures were around $10, bulbs 2 bucks each, so $14 per fixture. But over time I’ve found the cheap fixtures came with cheap ballasts (go figure) that have been very hard on bulbs, requiring too-frequent changes. I can’t really say how often as I haven’t kept track. But I’m a weekend warrior, not a professional, so usage is part time, and it seems like I would go through and refresh some flickering bulbs, only to have more flickering a couple weeks later. Frustrating. Now, most of those fixtures were functional in some conditions, but flickered with heat and humidity, which I read is normal for failing ballasts. In contrast, I have a couple ooooold commercial fixtures...

United States on Aug 31, 2020