Reddit reviews LED High Bay Shop Light, 4FT 223W 135LM/W Linear LED Industrial Workshop Light, Warehouse Aisle Area Light 30105lm, 5000K, 4 Lamp Fluorescent Equivalent, 1-10V Dim, UL Complied
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【Up to 75% Energy Savings】 The LED linear high bay light emits an extreme 30105lm Lumens of premium LEDs with 5000K Daylight color temperature using only 223W of electricity. This fixture is a great replacement for those energy-consuming 750-Watt Metal Halide or 8 Lamp T8 high bays. And it has 0-10v dimmable and sensor compatible to save energy(motion sensor sold separately, Asin:B078J2G3B4)【Durable Design】Constructed of a robust durable housing, long-lasting led chips and energy-efficent LED driver, the commercial led high bay lighting fixtures ensure high performance for more than 50,000-hour of continuous use or 23-years when on every day for 6-hours/day, drastically reducing time wasted changing light bulbs. They areUL Premium complied to qualify for commercial lighting rebates and special incentives in certain areas.【Wide Application】With an enclosed power supply and covered optics,the LED high bay lights are designed for durability in commercial/industrial applications. These LED bay light fixtures are the perfect solution for commercial lighting needs in large garages, warehouses and aisles, gyms, workshop, manufacturing space and large retail spaces.【Easy Installation】 These high bay lights can be easily hung to the ceiling with the included chains and V-hook or surface mounted with brackets(sold separately Asin:B07DVNCXP6)【5 Year Warranty】 Our high bay light is offered 5 years warranty against any defect in materials and workmanship, covers most damage and shipping costs for replacements. Contact us for any quality issues.
If you got the basic fluorescent-replacement-style LED lights (e.g., 4,000 lumen fixtures that look like two-tube 4-foot fluorescents), then yeah, you won't want to use those as they are bright enough for basic area illumination but not necessarily for work-area lighting. For that, you may want to look into high-output highbay LED lights - example - that throw down serious, genuinely useful light levels. They cost more than the 4,000-lumen Sam's specials but they get the job done with only like 1-2 units per work area and they're not as insanely expensive as one might expect.
Was looking at some linear, diffuse options like these. There are other similar options that all look nearly identical with watt/lumen being the main variance.