4 ft. Linear White Integrated LED Ceiling Strip Light with 4000 Lumens, 4000K, Dimmable

Near obnoxious amounts of light from such a low profile and compact fixture. The fixture outputs 4000 lumens. (The average automotive headlight is 1200 lumens per bulb) Installation is fast and easy: Cover pops off LED section pops off Plug in hot, neutral and ground into quick connects Pop LED section back on Pop cover back on The light is a nice bright white. It is extremely bright, so in my opinion, I would not mount it below 8 feet or else it will be too concentrated. Like most LEDs, it does have a very slight startup delay. Not a deal breaker, but slower to illuminate than a incandescent but faster than a fluorescent No noise, no flickering, no heat.

I've been replacing all the lights in my shop and home with LEDs. I like the energy savings and the bright white they emit. And remember, no four foot glass bulbs to drop and shatter either. This 4 foot high output LED strip light fits all my needs for a super bright light for my work bench, shop. Out of the box you'll have all the hardware you need to install this to an existing outlet box, or you can screw this right to your ceiling as well. No matter the method you choose to mount, the wiring is the same. Three wire hookup, using a single pushlock connector for the power wires and ground. The frame and LED rail on this is white painted steel and the diffuser is a plastic cover. It looks seamless and really fits well anywhere. Even though I used this over my work bench it would also look great in a home, kitchen, bathroom, etc. It's a compact size, much smaller than a fluorescent light. It's approx two inches wide, three inches tall and of course four feet long. This makes for more mounting options without the bulkyness of a regular shop light. The light has a single LED strip down the center and a high quality LED driver mounted inside the steel frame. I would expect this to last a very long time. The LED rail is also steel and snaps onto the base and the plastic diffuser snaps onto the LED rail. It's all well thought out. The output is 4000 lumens drawing 44.12 watts of power. That's a nice energy savings over a standard 4 foot shop light. The light this casts is a bright white light. Not yellow or blue tinted. Just white, and that makes it a great light to work by. It certainly brightens an area. I can't recommend this LED strip light light enough. Easy install, 5 year warranty, high quality steel assembly and very bright white light make this a top choice.

I had the opportunity to evaluate this fixture. I first must mention it is NOT a corded shoplight. Required cordage or mount is not included. Designed for permanent installations. The install is still easy and you don't need a electrician to properly install this lamp. Very easy color coded connectors but you will need helping hands for one minute while you use the push connectors on the LED portion to the base. This fixture also lends itself well to continuous end to end mounting. (spray booth mounting comes to mind) You can mount this to a electric box or cord it for semi permanent use. The supplied connections are color coded. It is built well and requires just a squeeze or two to get it apart and snaps back without tools. Light output is fantastic for its size at 4000 lumens. Note led fixtures are somewhat directional even with a cover and still need to be mounted to illuminate directly to the area of use. Being a thin unit is a plus.

I got a pair of these lights to review and chose the 2000 lumen version and the 4000 lumen (this one) version. I now have five LED shop lights; 2 panels and 3 strips. I honestly haven’t thought too much about color temperature when selecting these lights. I simply welcome any new light into my workshop and it’s amazing to finally be able to see in every corner of the shop. These Metalux lights are quite nice. They’re almost twice the price of my previous strip, even though it outputs 3800 lumens. So far the only real advantage these units have over the less expensive strip that I can tell so far is the form factor. Rather than gutting a fluorescent fixture and inserting LEDs as the previous mfr did, these are a whole new form factor, consisting of a single “tube” width assembly. The diffuser on these lights is less soft than the larger, wrap around diffusers produce, but unless I’m looking directly at the light there’s not a big difference at the work. While I really like the sleeker form factor, you’ll have to decide if you want to spend the extra money to get it. What’s interesting about the 4000 lumen model is that everything is almost identical except for the spacing of the LEDs, which are closer together in the 4000, allowing them to fit more of them. Installation couldn’t be easier. After removing the bulb in the single bulb fixture I just extended the wires down into the new fixture, shortened the bare ends a bit and pushed them into the connector. Two screws into the ceiling and I was done. The build quality is perfectly fine and I attached some photos of the connectors and electrical components/labels for the geeks out there. In the second to last photo you can see the traditional form factor 3800 lumen light from another mfr on the left and this 4000 lumen slim factor on the right. Notice the LED spacing and density between the two units in the last photo.

These dimmable lamps are exactly what I wanted for my makeup mirror.

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Great lighting, did the job in our basement storage area.

These work great. Put motion sensors on them and very happy with them.

Awesome light. Very bright. I installed it in the laundry room.

So far, so good, but my previous LED garage lights purchased from Home Depot (Commercial Electric 4-ft. wrap light, Model #54654241, $49.97/ea. X 6) failed within one year - started blinking on and off. Purchased these to replace.