2 ft./26 in. 600-Watt Equivalent, Integrated LED, Dimmable White High Bay Light 23000 Lumens 5000K w/Aimable Optics

I just installed these for a neighbor and would love a recommendation on a dimmer switch please help.

Had to modifiy restricter brackets because it only allows panel articulation in opposite directions. Using 3 0-10v rotary knob dimmers (not shown) at 50% for general projects. It's nice to crank up to 100% for more intricate involved projects where more light is required. Dimmer wire pairs ran internally to far end of fixtures. All 3 fixtures are connected and internally ran with single power wire. Pics are from installation phase. Overkill? Agreed - AMERICA! I love these lights!

I replaced my high bay 4' T8 fluorescent lights in my shop with these and wow what a difference! I was a little concerned about going from 4' to 2' lights but these put off an amazing amount of light. They were simple to install, light weight, and I feel like I was working in the dark all these years with my T8's. My only regret is not switching sooner and not using these when I replaced all my T8 fixtures last year due to failed ballasts in my old lights. Great value!

These lights are very bright. I have a 30x50 shop and hung 3 lights up high and it is plenty of light. Very pleased as long as they last

23,223 Lumens ! Plus adjustable output and adjustable direction of light. I have a big garage. I put 3 equally spaced fixtures front to back from the ceiling down the middle of the garage. Then I adjusted these directional lights right and left toward the side walls of the garage. Then I glued 3 tiny dimmers side by side on the wall next to my garage/kitchen door. You will rarely use full bright setting ! You will think you installed the sun in your garage. You will be calling family and friends to check this out.

Very good lights would buy them again

Pleasantly surprised! Got this to add a little more lighting in my work area in the garage and this light is way more brighter than the full size one I already have. Installation is a breeze since it’s low wattage, the lights can be adjusted and pointed towards your work area or wherever you need it. The chains make height adjustments and placement very easy, just the brightness makes it a worthy buy.

These give off great light, much brighter than what they replaced, and with the added benefit of instant full brightness regardless of temperature. They diffuse the light well, providing even lighting with no spotlight effect of any kind. Mounting was a breeze, I hung the included brackets from my ceiling, clipped the lights up, and was pleased by the easily adjustable cable hangers. Due to my existing electrical configuration I fitted these lights with a short cord and plug, then simply had to plug then into my existing receptacles after hanging them.

Husband's workshop is in a pole barn and he's always needing more light. Since the structure is a pole barn (high rafters), we decided to try this high bay Metalux light. It's 26" size was a bit questionable, but the light output is amazing! He said he's going to buy more of these lights: installation was easy with the compact size, and he is VERY pleased with the light these provide.

These lights are bright, cast a wide area of illumination and can be aimed for task-specific operations. Because these can be ceiling-mounted on chains, they are very easy to hang. And they come with mounting chains included. The sturdy metal housing allows easy installation with minimal effort. Just drill holes, screw in hooks and hang. The only caveat is, they do NOT have a power cord attached! These must be wired by a competent electrician. I think that is an unnecessary and myopic way to save production costs. It would cost the manufacturer very little to include a pre-wired UL-approved power supply and cord for such a low wattage device. Any small increase in production costs could be easily recouped in extra profit by making them more convenient and thereby selling more units. Other manufacturers do that. Why can't this one? Bottom line? Quality and design is very GOOD. But requiring an electrician to do wiring is an expensive, time-wasting nuisance.