Garage Shop LED Lighting Upgrade Cheapest LED Lights Available 5000K
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- What a deal on 5000K 8600LM LED lights on Amazon. They come out to just 14.99 a light.
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I put these same lights in after watching the video and it was the best choice hands down. These lights put off a ton of light for the price. I have a 30x50 pole barn with 16' ceilings and I installed 10 of these. This equates to two on each rafter (rafters are 8' on center). I can attest that it looks like day time when I turn the lights on. If you go with any other lights you're simply wasting your money.
I’m over a year using them and they have been amazing. So glad they worked for you. :)
Great write up. Thanks for including your size for me to reference. I am building a 24x30 enclosed and a 12x30 gabel extension. I am also looking for the right lighting setup for my shop. I think these will work great. John also, thank you for putting together a great video!
People always take a chance with "buying the cheapest on Amazon", but when you get video proof of the stuff, it makes buying a lot easier.
I agree and I have been burned on things from amazon before. These were a breath of fresh air.
The million dollar question is how long will they last?
Nah. That's the hunnert-fiddy-dollar question.
What brand are they?? I want some.
I have those lights in 4ft section and they work great.
I got these also. They are amazing. Everybody goes gaga when they see the intense light. My kit came with the three prong plug in the box.
I have loved them. Glad to hear the newer ones come with the plug. :)
You just made my life 20 times easier to choose on a set of garage lights.
Jerome b I’m still loving these. Best bang for the buck.
I'm going to go with these also - they've gone up a bit in price but it appears they include a few more accessories now. Thanks for yet another great review, John!
So far these have been working amazingly. They light up the shop so well.
In reference to Kevin Coop’s comment about the 50 K on these lights. I just watched another video of a guy that does car detailing in his garage and said for the first couple of days his eyes were hurting after installing them. Guess Kevin knows what he’s talking about. I was thinking about purchasing these but my eyes are more valuable to me and some cheap flights.
video link?
NOW.....THAT IS WHAT I CALL....."DO IT YOURSELF"....LOTS OF LIGHT.....AND YES.....I WILL BE ORDERING A FEW OF THESE FOR MY BASEMENT AND FOR MY SON'S GARAGE.....THANKS FOR THE VIDEO.....
COUNCIL QUIRKS thank you so much. It was well worth the work and I really think you will love them. :)
nice just has a 30x30 bldg and added 3 only and its so bright but i have 3 more may try that to if to bright - then build some hot rods
This is awesome. Congrats and start building. :)
I’m only in highschool but I can’t wait to get a nice barn like that. My dream is to have a barn garage with living space up top. Love the videos!
Thank you so much. I always wanted that as well. Keep me posted.
looks like we have the same garage. I just built my 30x50x14 carolina carports shop. I think I am going to get these same lights and set them up how you have it. thanks.
I think you will be pleased. I have had them since this video was published and still not a single issue.
John thank you for posting a great video and linking the light and materials. I appreciate you taking the time to make the video.
Thank you so much for that. :)
John, Can we get an update on those cheep lights 3 years later? Often with cheap stuff it works great for a little while then they stop working. How many are working now and did you have any issues with them or with replacing them if they failed?
Great idea and I think I will do a video on this. I can tell you that after 3 years, I have had no issues and not one light go out. Still the best bang for your buck in lighting.
So I was told you can only have 4-6 fixtures hooked to one outlet or else you’ll get a drop. Cause that’s what’s been happening with me. Also after 6 + months one side of the strip goes out on some. I have them on from 8am-12pm , so not so good for business that open late long hours. The plastic housing gets hot so do those plastic connectors . So idk
Good info. I had all of these run off an extension cord for a few months with no issue but then again I’m not leaving them on for over 4-5 hours.
If you want to clean up your wire between the fixtures, disconnect one end with power off for safety and make a few small loops then Zip tie to beam and plug in..Easy fix and looks more professional..
Great advice. Thank you so much.
Good timing on this. I've been looking to upgrade in my garage. I don't need 10 but will look at that brand. Thanks!
Pat-413 awesome. Thank you.
Wow man! Amazing how easy that was and damn, it's like daytime in there!
East Coast Classics it made such a difference. After the work I was glad it all worked out.
That looks great, nice job!! Looking to build one in the future as well.
Thank you so much.
Great channel! Did you end up insulating the entire shop walls? I'm in the process of researching a 30 x 50 shop that I would spend 8-10 hours in daily for my business. I'm also in the south. Heat and humidity are crazy in the summer. Will end up doing an office so that I can heat/ac that area will a wall mount.
Thank you. At this point the lights are in and all electrical has been installed. Still no insulation. In the winter, here in SC, it hasn’t been bad at all. In the summer it does get very hot but I open all the doors and use a large fan. I would love to have hvac but I’m concerned about cost.
7:05 I thought...Ugh
8:15 Wow, impressive !
Thanks
I went back and watched both of the times you stated and you are 100% correct. Lol. I should have put the best first.
Nice! I just installed 10 4ft of the same lights!
Awesome. They really have been great lights for the price.
Love the new intro, it’s really a nice improvement!
Ryan Ernest thank you so much. I miss your face.
Good job
Thank you for watching.
John thank you for the great video on these lights. Curious who built your building in this video? Any suggestions on shopping for one and getting a good price if possible?
Thank you. Elite metal structures built the shop. Here is a little more info.
ruclips.net/video/iwgeRgl8YZI/видео.html
@@JohnEngel Thanks John after I wrote you I heard on this video you made a video of the building being built so sorry I didn't know that before I wrote you. So again thank you
Does your opinion on these lights still stand now that you have used them for 2 years
Absolutely. I have had zero issues and still love them. Great buy.
Hello John, I was trying to locate the name of those lights that you installed in your shop.
I think those lights will work fine in my 40x40 14 ft shop..
Thanks
They are great and I am still loving them so much. All the details are listed in the video description with links.
K wash, did you end up installing them? I have a 40x40x14 too
those are some really nice lights ....
Over a year now and still going strong. :)
How many can you link together on one circuit?
Each one comes with a three wire adapter and then I just linked them all together on one breaker. Just like doing standard lighting. I did buy those connectors that allowed me to join two lights together. Made wiring a little easier.
Looks like it’s been about 6 months since you have installed them. Have any burnt out already or are they still going strong?
So far they have been flawless. Still loving them.
Hey could we get an update on the lights? Have any of them failed yet?
I have been thinking about doing an update. So far not failure and they are the best thing ever. For the price and how well they work, they are a deal.
I'am Your Newest Subscriber Great Videos
Thank you so much. :)
how have they held up?
No issues at all since I stalled. I am so very happy with this purchase.
How are these holding up?
Still working flawlessly. Best bang for the buck.
Any updates on a year later? the amazon reviews for all of barrina's products are a mixed bag of strips or individual leds dying after a year.
So far I have had no issues at all. No leds have died or strips that have failed. I’ve been super happy with these and they are very bright for this space.
PLEASE WHAT IS the brnd model and price? thank yu for yur video
Thank you so much. All of the information and links are in the description.
So it's been over a year.. How's the lights?
I just posted that video.
ruclips.net/video/qBCxEAGRVdU/видео.html
Anybody have any experience with how these handle moisture? I'd be installing them in a 2 side covered carport.
Great question. I haven’t had an moisture around mine.
How are the lights holding up after 11 months? Life expectancy?
So far I have had not one issue and I love how bright the shop is. These are 10,000 hour lights so I expect they will be up there a long time.
Any thoughts about the color temp? There are 6000k temp lights also...
So I’m not as smart as some of the other. For my needs and wants this was perfect. I’m not sure I would know the difference between 5K and 6K. lol.
@@JohnEngel Hey, thanks for getting back so fast. I found an 8-pack on eBay at about the price you paid, they are more expensive on amazon right now. But, it is good to see the COVID supply chain issue didn't prices to rise, at least too much, no these.
@@theplinkerslodge6361 I totally agree. The LED prices are still in the a reasonable range. :)
Up to $19 a light on Oct 19 2020
You are correct. It’s still an amazing deal for the amount of light you get. :)
What size is the shop?
Please, thank you!
It’s a 30x50 shop. I have a video detailing all installation and cost.
How tall is your shop?
It’s a 12 foot wall shop.
@@JohnEngel I am currently in the process of having my shop built and just found this video. What's the dimensions for your shop? Just trying to figure out how many I need.
@@macking4942 my shop is 30/50. I also have a video on the shop build that might help.
What is the power draw?
72W each unit.
@@JohnEngel Thanks!
@@JohnEngel isn't that amazing ? compare the light output to 10 70W incandescents, right ? This looks like you need sunglasses !
Um HELLO! MCFLY!! It takes 1.21 Gigawatts of course!!!
1.21 Gigawatts? GREAT SCOTT!!!
Do you still recommend the amazon lights?
I do. So far it has been flawless and I’m amazed with the price and brightness. Still a great value for what it is
@@JohnEngel thanks for the quick response. Would you add more to it now or do it the same again?
@@scottsigmon926 for the 30x50 shop this is perfect. It’s actually really bright and perfect during day and night.
@@JohnEngel thanks for the feedback. I just got my 30x30 metal building up and I’m doing lights now. Those lights are what I was thinking about also.
@@scottsigmon926 I don’t think you will be disappointed.
How are the lights holding up?
J majerus they have been perfect. Such a difference to have the shop bright as day. Great value.
@@JohnEngel Cool just pulled the trigger on some!
Does anyone know if these will work in cold temps?
Go ahead make our day Scooter & Peanut here in SC we get to the 30s. We haven’t had a cold cold night yet so we will have to see. How cold are you talking.
Here in eastern Pa it sometimes dips in teens but I guess I'll find out as I ordered pack of 10 8footers. Thanks
Go ahead make our day Scooter & Peanut awesome. For the price you really can’t beat them. I have been very happy.
How big is your shop?
30x50x12
@@JohnEngel perfect thanks!
Are they flicker-free?
Wally West they are. I am very happy with them after 6 months. No issues and they work great.
@@JohnEngel thanks man! Getting a pack later today!
Yeaaaaaaah gta five garage
Lol. Best comment.
John, I cringed when I saw your title. I designed lighting since about 1985. Major changes in the last few years with LED's coming out. If you are not going to be in your shop but for very short periods of time, not so bad. Or if you are going to be in there for long periods of time, maybe you can get some blue blocker glasses.
K stands for degrees Kelvin. 27K has mostly red and brown. 35K is about middle of the road for colors in the lighting spectrum. 50K has mostly blue light. If you do some searching, you will find that blue light is the most intense light waves. It causes eye damage. Some "say" that with these blue lights America may go blind. Might be an extreme thought, but there is enough evidence that I would never use it in my customers buildings. 50K is absolutely not true light color. Take a red car outside in sun, then inside with those lights. The color will be dramatic change.
Please investigate and decide for yourself. Very well lit! Good luck with your electrical installation! Make sure to follow NEC! Be safe! The life you save may be your own. Respectfully, Kevin
Kevin Coop thank you so much for this comment. Some outstanding information and I really wish I had talked with you first. Thank you again for all the great information.
John Engel Do not just take my word for it. Do some investigation please. Respectfully, Kevin
Kevin Coop thank you again. I will look into it as well but I do believe what you are saying.
Kevin Coop,
I plan to get some LED lighting for a 400 sq ft. Space. My eyes are important enough that I dont need to go the cheap route. What specs would you suggest ?
@@KevinCoop1 what would you recommend instead?
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Well that sucks.
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Thank you