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Any body bought these lights?

jb garage

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Anybody familiar with these lights? They look a little more attractive than the 4' strip leds, but little more expensive also.

I have a 17' ceiling , 21x24 base and am considering these 2x4 troffer panel led lights. It is a hobby garage - art and stuff on the walls so don't want something too bright that will burn mine or others retinas if they look up.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N74WC2N/?tag=atomicindus08-20
 
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cory58

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Can't tell from your op - will you have a drop ceiling, which is what that light is made for? At 17 ft, you will have no problem with lights being too bright to look at unless you use a really high lumen high bay without a frosted lens.


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At 6259 lumens and 50 watts: 125 lumens/watt efficiency. My standard is around 100/watt, so these fit that easily. In fact, these are about the best I've seen or recall seeing.

At $160 for 2 lights (two lights, right? Let's assume so): 6250*2/$160 = 78 Lumens/$. Way below what I would want to pay, but it's your money. If you like'em, I'd get'em!
 
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jb garage

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At 6259 lumens and 50 watts: 125 lumens/watt efficiency. My standard is around 100/watt, so these fit that easily. In fact, these are about the best I've seen or recall seeing.

At $160 for 2 lights (two lights, right? Let's assume so): 6250*2/$160 = 78 Lumens/$. Way below what I would want to pay, but it's your money. If you like'em, I'd get'em!

Did you mean more than you would want to pay? They are a little pri$ey but I don't need that many of them. Plus been waiting 15 years to makeover my garage so its my turn!
 
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Platonic Solid

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I don't see Hykolity on that link Platonic. Or is Lumegen the same brand as Hykolity? Or did you mean Lightup had a better price on an equivalent product?:headscrat
Lightup has a better price on an equivalent product. Plus, just the name Hykolity would make me search for something else.
 
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