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Picked these lights up at HD for my shop for $55 I am really impressed on how bright they are they are led and would definitely recommend them
How much?
I am going to look for them …..thanks
Does it say what the output is and how many hours they are rated for? I need to start replacing all the fluorescent work lights I have there are about twelve. I like to cut that down to at least ten if I can.
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he mentioned $55 I was looking at these light when they were $49
Jimbos1ice wrote:
How much?
$55
Jimbos1ice wrote:
How much?
They r online for $35
It also has a 5 year warranty
Nice pick up Logan. Can’t wait to see them in the shop.
I’m not exactly sure but I will see if I can find outGlasseyi wrote:
Does it say what the output is and how many hours they are rated for? I need to start replacing all the fluorescent work lights I have there are about twelve. I like to cut that down to at least ten if I can.
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I have seen quite a few including those big ass lights for $399. Wow. Choices?
Logan have you got a link? I’m about an hour from you and they say $54 in Rochester
Logan dude I was just telling my wife about how I need to update my lighting in garage bro Thanks I’m gonna look these up.
on HD websight?Logan p wrote:
They r online for $35
Thats real tempting…
Mondo1310 wrote:
Nice pick up Logan. Can’t wait to see them in the shop.
I will put up a picture of them when I clean up the shop a bit
chrisk wrote:
Logan have you got a link? I’m about an hour from you and they say $54 in Rochester
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-3-ft-LED-Brushed-Nickel-Shop-Light-54253141/206028865
I’d like to see how a 4 foot bulb fits in a 3 ft fixture?….even if my bench was 48″ long a 4ft bulb will light up better than a 36″ light it is a foot shorter how can it give the same light coverage?
I would like to see that toocomp56 wrote:
I’d like to see how a 4 foot bulb fits in a 3 ft fixture?….
Logan p wrote:
Thanks dude!
77Ford01 wrote:
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Are these the same ones?
DeWalt
damn that would be a steel..
77Ford01 wrote:
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Are these the same ones?
DeWalt
Yup
In reading add closer, it says it’s equivalent to 2 four foot tubes. Still funny though. Nice find on the lights.
chadlanthier wrote:
In reading add closer, it says it’s equivalent to 2 four foot tubes. Still funny though. Nice find on the lights.
I know right, but how can you compare 3 ft and 4 ft
that is like saying my flashlight is as bright as your 10 foot long bulb…….oh ok but I can’t see at one end of my 10 foot long bench and your flashlight is burning a hole on the other end…lol but yet my 10 foot long bulb lights up the whole bench…
Thank u Logan!!
Logan p wrote:
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looks good
@protoolnut proper lighting can make a difference with safety, I’d rather pay $55 than lose a finger…….
Glasseyi wrote:
Does it say what the output is and how many hours they are rated for? I need to start replacing all the fluorescent work lights I have there are about twelve. I like to cut that down to at least ten if I can.
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The box says 46 years or 50,000 hours
. That’s a big difference Logan hopefully these are the same price on Thursday when u get paid :} I’m kinda tapped out at the momentLogan p wrote:
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