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Helpful replies all around, thank you both! I agree, I'll only adjust the temperature when I install them. I've never had the option of different lighting colors, and the way I use the space will likely change over time as my kids get older, so having the option to select a temperature now...

For those interested, I spoke with ProLighting and they recommended this, which also has adjustable wattage: https://www.prolighting.com/sfs4.html

One car garage roughly 15'x25' with 9' ceilings. Using it to park, for storage and a work space (light wood working, painting, etc.) I'm renovating the whole thing and need to select my lighting. I'd prefer to be able to swap bulbs so I don't have to replace the entire unit when it eventually...

It's all new wiring going in so the circuit can be whatever I want. It sounds like from everything here 15A will be just fine so will go with that, and lamp holders with 15A outlets are easy to find. Thanks!

I'm thinking when I roll my table saw into the middle of the space it might be better to plug into the ceiling than have the cord running along the floor. But I'm probably over thinking it. And I get what you are saying about 15A being fine. Thanks for the guidance.

I don't have anything that specifically requires 20A at the moment. The table saw I suppose draws the most power, but even that is 15A. I suppose it's just my ignorance on these matters, assuming a 20A outlet will be better than 15A.

I'm renovating my detached garage and planning to put 4 lamp holders like this in the ceiling so I can add lights like this if needed for extra light beyond the shop lights I'm putting in. I also like the idea of these lamp holders having outlets so I could plug in power tools or whatever as...