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I ordered 10!

How would a coat of matte clear work? Do the lamps get hot?

I'm seeing $59.95 and 800 less lumens. I'd stick with the Sam's club deal.

Link?

I have an 11' ceiling in 30' x 40' and was going to mount 4 rows of 3. I already bought two of then and they are plenty bright at 4500 lumens and only use 42 watts each.

:shocking:These linkable LED shop lights go on sale at Sam's Club for $24.88 this Saturday 8/5 only. That's a great price! I was about to pull the trigger on 10 of these at $35 each. https://slickdeals.net/f/10417096-honeywell-4-ft-led-linkable-shop-light-24-88-sam-s-on-8-5-only...

Some good advice here! Thanks!

I'm having new service brought into a new metal building and have to install the pedestal meter socket for the underground service. My question is how should the wire be brought into the building from the meter socket? Does it have to be inside PVC conduit, or can it be simply clamped at the...

Thank you for you help pattenp. I appreciate your input!

I agree and didn't feel it was necessary to go down that road. However , Based on the results of the NEC electrical load calculator here www.zenfixit.com/load_calculations.shtml, my current requirements are relatively low, less than 20 amps. However, I want to leave the door open for future...

Thanks ard. I'll do that.

I have listed the actual amp ratings on some of the equipment above. Like I said, my question was regarding the type of direct burial cable to use for 100 amp service. I'm a one man show, but it is still possible that I may have to cycle the lift while the welder is powered up and have the...

The 100 amp requirement was predetermined and I believe within reason considering the equipment that will be used as well as projected future use. That is why it was not included in the original question. I'll be sticking with 100 amp service and I do not see the previous comments as a "waste of...

Heat will be via a 75K BTU Modine gas unit.

Thanks for clarifying!

Then perhaps I don't need 100 amp service? I have a 4 post lift (15 amps), 120V welder (20 amps), compressor (15 amps), all of which could theoretically all be running at the same time, plus 12 4' LED ceiling lights and other electric power tools. I figured it might be a good idea to over design...

Do I need to use 4 conductors? I have read that the separate ground wire was not needed if there was no other connection (water pipe) between the house and garage.

The run is nearly 250' in the ground with multiple bends and a 20' steep elevation change. Running hard conduit would be a pain. Looking to minimize time and expense. Soil conditions are sandy loom with two passes under a gravel driveway where conduit would be used. I don't see MHF widely...

Would this work? https://www.ebay.com/itm/160664070119 According to the calculator, 1/0 wire is recommended for this length of run. I would be running it in conduit inside the building.

The cable will be run in conduit where it enters the building. Thanks for the advice!