VCMAG 100W LED High Bay Light - 15,000 Lumens, 5000K Daylight Color Temperature, Replaces 400W Metal Halide/High Pressure Sodium Lights

Lawrence-Adana: Installed in a metal building close to the roofline. Installed almost two years ago and it’s still working great in a extremely hot environment. Very bright. Recommend.

United States on Sep 04, 2023

Zeke in Lower Alabama: I purchased 2 of these lights to begin replacing the 8' 2-tube fixtures currently in my shop (total of 5). I hung these lights at about 13' from the concrete floor and they are providing excellent light for my work area. I will be ordering 5 more of these lights soon.

Due to the way the old fixtures were installed, I am having to build new mounting brackets for the new lights. Not a problem. The loop ring will accommodate many different methods of attachment: chain, cable, large hooks, etc. The included safety wire is a nice touch.

These 2 units arrived well packed. I would recommend.

United States on Jul 26, 2023

GJNDMD: I just purchased my seventh (7th) one. My woodworking shop is 25'X28' with 10-foot ceilings. These lights are fantastic! BUT they are NOT dimmable. Very easy to install and even move around with the 5-foot plug. They are very well made and have a husky aluminum housing. I would love to hear if anyone has found something better for this price point.

United States on Apr 18, 2023

William JohnstonWilliam Johnston: We installed 8 of the 150 watt and 1 of the 100 watt lights in our brand new building (48' x 32' x 14') and there is a huge amount of light. Most likely we could have gotten away with 3 fewer lights but we set the lights up in groups of 3 so we could turn on/off lights if we aren't working in that part of the building.

The light is a great color temperature to do almost any kind of work under. We considered going with the dimmable version but in the end we are glad we didn't. These are a much simpler install and we can just turn off lights if we don't need/want as much light in the area. Simply plug them into a standard 120VAC outlet and the lights come on. It doesn't get any easier than that. About the only thing you will need that isn't included with the light is a hook to hang them on. If you get an open hook, if one of the lights burn out, simply unplug the light, unhook it and hang a new light.

United States on Jul 09, 2021

BillyBilly: I just wired my shed with electricity for one reason only, to have light! My house garage is about 60' from my detached metal building/shed and have been using a battery powered Milwaukee Rover light for going on three years now as my light source and finally decided to dedicate a weekend to wiring my shed and looking for a light fixture that would require minimal work, but provide a lot of light and this fixture did just that. I have attached 5 pictures showing my shed/garage building with the lights off and on and then another picture of the enclosed portion where I wired one of these with two directional armed 60 watt LED fixtures to throw light in specific areas. I also have a closeup picture on how I wired one of the lights into a receptacle. Overall, the lights work great, are very bright and are almost instant on. They take about a second or half second for them to turn on once I throw the light switch. I'm very pleased with these and highly recommend them. Now to see how long they last and hold up. They have good heft to them, are well packaged, come with a safety wire (it is on the short side), and I got them with 1 day shipping with my Prime Membership which is the main...

United States on Mar 23, 2021