- It's really bright - 23 times brighter than a 60-watt bulb
- A lifetime solution with no bulbs needed - ever
- Plug-and-play for easy, single-person installation
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Product Overview
- Eliminate every dark corner as a single garage light is 16 times brighter than a 60-Watt bulb
- Ribbed-fin design of its body acts as a heat sink to extend the already long life of the LEDs
- Rated for more than 70 years of constant, brilliant light, making it the last light you'll ever buy
- Instant brightness with absolutely no warm-up needed, whatever the weather
- Pre-wired for simple, one-person installation
- Patent-pending lumen maintenance trays can be removed, cleaned and replaced in just minutes
- Equipped with a 10 ft. power cord and S-hook mounting hardware
- Fully backed, no-hassle 7 year warranty
- Click here for more information on Electronic Recycling Programs
- California residents
Product Overview
- It's really bright - 23 times brighter than a 60-watt bulb
- A lifetime solution with no bulbs needed - ever
- Plug-and-play for easy, single-person installation
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Questions & Answers
are these lights dim able ?
Asked by John June 26, 2019No, these are not dimmable.
Would these lights work in a restaurant ?
Asked by John June 26, 2019If you're looking to make your space a lot brighter - absolutely!
Is the light dim dimmable
Asked by Jjoeflorida June 18, 2019No
Hello, can anyone clarify what the center piece is in this? It looks to be some sort of hidden compartment...if so, what can be stored inside?
Asked by PabloEscabar June 17, 2019Hi PabloEscabar! The center piece is the occupancy sensor, or motion sensor. Please contact your local Home Depot or call us at 855-490-3048 if you have additional questions. We are happy to help!
Is this light frosted?
Asked by Jk January 21, 2019Thanks for your question Jk. This light fixture includes two diffused lumen maintenance trays on the LED which diffuse the light, protect LEDs, and allow for easy cleaning. I hope this information helps! Please reference the Specification Sheet and the Installation Guide links on this product page for more information.
Can these lights be mounted directly to the ceiling without using the hanging chains?
Asked by Pete December 10, 2018This unit is not designed to be flush mounted as the cord comes out of the top. You can use the screw eyes and s hooks without any chain to install it close to ceiling.
How many lights would you recommend for a 60’x80’x16’h garage and what is the best height from floor for best lighting
Asked by Blindinthebarn May 2, 2018Thanks for your question Blindinthebarn. For a space this size (60’x80’x16’), assuming there are no obstructions, we would recommend a quantity of 16. This would provide roughly 30fcs (classroom level lighting). If you have any additional questions please contact your local store's Pro Desk or give us a call direct at 855-490-3048. I hope this information helps!
Is This available with a pull cord
Asked by Rich August 13, 2017Thanks for your question Rich. The Garage Light is not available with a pull cord. The Garage Light (Model #: BAS-SHL2-13050104100900) does not include an occupancy sensor. This model comes equipped with a 10 ft. power cord and S-hook mounting hardware and can be controlled by a standard wall switch. A single garage light is 16 times brighter than a 60-Watt bulb. If you have additional questions about installing a Garage Light in your space, please contact your local store's Pro Desk or you can reach us at 855-490-3048. I hope this information helps!
how do you adjust the light radius? do you have to buy different lens covers or are they provided?
Asked by shooter1 March 8, 2017Thanks for your question shooter1. Please contact your local store or give us a call at 855-490-3048. We are happy to assist you with question regarding light radius and lens options.
Can you hardwire this light to use with my current wall switch? Or must you use the plug it comes with?
Asked by Txpack September 30, 2016It's up to your ability as an electrician, but almost any light with a cord should be able to be hard wired, as long as you're going into an outlet or switch with the appropriate current.
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