4 foot LED shop lights

[340Cuda]

Originally Posted by CMcAllister

Who does LEDs to replace 4' T8 fluorescents that are plug and play?

I have 96 4' tubes on my ceiling and really don't want to fool with all that wiring.. The light is great, but I'm about to use my last spares and am wondering if it would be wise to switch.

As the hard wired fluorescents fail in my small shop I replace them with plug in LEDs.

It is usually not that hard to install a surface mounted receptacle. A flush mount would certainly be more elegant but not worth the extra effort for me.

I have had one LED fixture fail over the years and it was sure easy to change with the plug.

[Horsinaround]

Originally Posted by 340Cuda

As the hard wired fluorescents fail in my small shop I replace them with plug in LEDs.

It is usually not that hard to install a surface mounted receptacle. A flush mount would certainly be more elegant but not worth the extra effort for me.

I have had one LED fixture fail over the years and it was sure easy to change with the plug.

I replaced all my T8's with LED. Best thing I've done to improve my shop! I like the plug in style for ease of swapping.

[1matcoman]

I just installed my Christmas present in my garage / shop:
https://www.amazon.com/Sunco-Lightin...%2C113&sr=8-19 and WOW!!! What a difference.
An amazing difference from the 4' fluorescent that I've used in the past.

[Ok stocker]

Originally Posted by 1matcoman

I just installed my Christmas present in my garage / shop:
https://www.amazon.com/Sunco-Lightin...%2C113&sr=8-19 and WOW!!! What a difference.
An amazing difference from the 4' fluorescent that I've used in the past.

I found a led shop in Dallas. I installed 8 ft strips in my trailer and on each support on my pro awning and it lit up like Vegas.