Questions and Answers for Commercial Electric 4 ft. 88-Watt Equivalent Integrated LED Utility White Shop Light with Pull Chain, Bright White

A:  The Minimum Starting Temperature for this Shop Light is -4° F.

A:  most do, my others do, I'll find out this winter when it hits -20!

A:  I had them in my garage in Colorado which is unheated and would drop to around freezing each night and had no issues with them. As and LED bulb it will work much better at low temps than a florescent.

A:  The box says they work down to -4 Fahrenheit. I’ll take their word for it as I’m not going into the garage to check if it’s -4.

A:  Yes, I have one in the garage so it does get quite cold.

A:  It's a $20 light. Don't mess with it. Just install an outlet feeding off your power source.

A:  yes, but im sure it will void warranty, just know that going into it. simply open up plug end, and cut the cord inside the box end, make your splice there I would personally disconnect your plug inside that as if you wire it in the plug end will be live.

A:  This is a plug in shop light only, it cannot be tampered with otherwise it may not work and the warranty would be voided. If you are looking for a lighting solution that needs to be hardwired in, please look at the Commercial Electric Edge-lit flat panels. There is a 1ft x2ft that will offer you great lighting and dimmable: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-1-ft-x-2-ft-White-LED-Edge-Lit-Flat-Panel-Flushmount-74030-HD/206040714

A:  Cut off plug, and run wire into box.

A:  I don't think so, but didn't try to do this.

A:  I installed mine to a switched outlet.

A:  no. remove the plug and hard wire it that way. I have not opened the housing i hid the cord using wire mold.

A:  the cord is already detachable,

A:  Yes but not legally. Purchase a light that is designed for hardwiring.

A:  No, you will need to remove the cord in order to direct wire them.

A:  There is no ballast. This is an LED lamp. 120 only.

A:  No, these are not designed to work on the higher voltage.

A:  no, you can't plud these directly into a 240 outlet.

A:  No!

A:  No. 120v only.

A:  None of my 4 do, exchange it...

A:  They should not buzz. You may wish to exchange this at a Home Depot store.

A:  It shouldn't buzz since it's not a typical shop light with a tube or ballast

A:  No. Should be dead quiet.

A:  I installed 7 on two different circuits, no buzzing.

A:  No, It would say if it was.

A:  They are not dimmable.

A:  Hi IRon, No, this shop light is not dimmable.

A:  No, they're not dimmsble.

A:  Nope

A:  no

A:  No

A:  No it is not dimmable.

A:  no its not dimmable

A:  no

A:  If you are in Kansas City they have several at the Midtown store.

A:  I bought it at my local store last week.

A:  Units are back in stock as of 7/23/17

A:  RB, You should be able to see it online.

A:  I purchased mine from Store # 3886 in Austintown, Ohio. As of this writing, 2-10 @ 7:00 am, they had 49 in stock. It also says if I order in next 8 hours I could have on Feb-14. Store SKU #1001698107

A:  There is a 5' power cord off one end (the end with the pull chain) and a receptacle on the other end of the tube (see Home Depot picture of the lamp). So to link one lamp with another, I think you would just use the power cord of the second lamp to plug into the receptable of the first lamp that's plugged in to the wall. Hope this helps.

A:  No extra cords necessary for linking. It has a 2-prong outlet on the end that you can plug the next light into.

A:  The same plug-in cord that comes with light.

A:  looks like it accepts nema-15 in the outlet on the far side. aka link socket is same as unit plug so you shouldnt need a special cable

A:  The linkable cord came with my light.

A:  I don't see why not...you might want to glue some rubber-type protection to the back of it. It's very light weight.

A:  It is 4 feet and 30 watts but you can lay it on the ground and it will work fine.

A:  They are designed to be hung but light and small enough to be moved around.

A:  Yes: Because you can plug it in an outlet, or an extension cord.

A:  This light is not going to stay put in that application.

A:  48" long, 2.5" wide and 1" in height.

A:  4 feet by 4 1/2". Weight is just a few ounces, maybe a pound.

A:  3" wide about 54" long and comes with a 5 ft. cord that can be plugged in to the next light so you can have up to 9 lights max. in a row.

A:  It's about 47-3/4" long, 2-1/2" wide and 1-3/8" tall.

A:  3"Wide, 54"long and 2" high with a 5'cord