Best and Brightest LED Garage Shop Lights
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- Best Shop Garage high bay 4000K LED lights. 126,000 Lumens
These would make a great upgrade for your metal building! #Garage #Shop #Lights
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Thanks for helping me pick my lights!
Dude! This is my new favorite channel! Thanks for sharing the great info!
Thanks!!!
Hey man good lookin shop, fellow North Carolinian! Thanks for the ideas, im working on my new 30x30 right now. I'm sub'd now 👍
Flags look cool, good video.
Love your flags! It's nice to hear someone that sounds like me. Hello neighbor.
I have to replace some florescent lights soon, thanks for the info.
It was interesting, thanks )
After putting led strip lights up I'd never even think off getting another fluorescent light with the flickering tubes when cold and the constant replacing them having to get rid of the bad tubes.
Long tube lights are not obsolete. The advantage of longer or larger lights is that the light is more diffuse with softer shadows. In fact, one of the reviews at Amazon complains of harsh shadows with only 3 of these lights. Because you used 6 lights and your walls are white and highly reflective, you're getting a softer light due to overlap and additional reflected light. Note that the CRI of these lights is 70. Color rendition will be mediocre. LED manufacturers can choose between higher output of lower quality light versus lower output of higher quality light. As with most things, there is no free lunch. One person also notes in the reviews that the model has been cheapened compared to its predecessor. Not to rain on your parade as these lights may be perfect in some applications, like yours, I presume.
leds are also much harder on the eyes, our maintenance crew changed from tube lights to leds during covid and I started getting migraines daily and eyes twitching I'm probably in the minority but something to be aware of.
They are very obsolete and inefficient lol
@@clutchin7017 We are discussing high bay LED lights vs long tube LED lights. Efficiency is comparable.
@2:30 - A UK receptacle and a US plug. Yeah, that's going to work just fine. LOL.
Really nice shop! Hope to have a killer set up like this at some point.
Question: what are you using to heat and cool the building?
Where the wall and the roof meet in the corner did you leave a small gap?
How many lumens per square foot did you calculate for your shop? My building has 2000 sf to light and ceiling heights between between 14 and 17 ft. I'm figuring installing 200W hyperlights. From my estimation between 50-100 lumens per square foot on the lower and upper end. Appreciate any input. Thank you, CH
How did you mount the gooseneck lights ?
You should try linear high bay, 4 foot led, bit pricy buy you probably need 4 of those only.
How much do the Sylvania Value Led UFO high bay lights costs?
How big is your shop? I’m building a 20x30 so how many would you recommend?
appreciate you use a wireless mic instead of the camera mic. It's incredible that so many youtube content producers don't grasp that.
Diggin the flags, where in NC? I’m Over in CLT. Subbed now
I bought my shop LED lights way back, I love it at first, my wife hated it - too bright for her. Any way then it start fading and falling. Too expensive to scrap it, I decided to fix it. I was changing leds a lot. Finally threw them away. Reliability is HUGE factor for shop lights and only time could show are they good or bad. Should I follow this guy advice? He looks exactly like me when I turn switch ON first time. I hope he didn't wasted his money. Or, btw, on the second set I bought it took about a year for plastic cover get yellowish like hell, so half of light loosed. Now it's without cover, doesn't look as pretty as it used to. Close to ugly I would say.
Couple of questions... My 30x56x12 building should be installed later this month (September '21) and WAS leaning towards the 'ol 4' lights, not now.... What size is room are you lighting in this video? Also, can you do a video on the electric? I've heard different things on electric, and it may very state to state, but could you possibly touch on it in a video? I see a few questions on here. Can't wait for my garage/workshop!
BTW - not seeing a military branch flag.... 😉 I'm prior/proud Air Force, my son is active... I'm just assuming you're active in some branch.
This room is 30x40. But they have different wattages and number of lights they recommend for different size areas. I didn't do the electrical myself
can these be wired for 220-240
Hey man. Where in NC are you located. I'm in NC and would love to come out and see the shop and talk to you about it
Hello, I see this video is two years old now but I’m curious to how you mounted the waterproof electrical boxes to the steel siding for the gooseneck lights. I want to add the same lights to my new building but there’s no structure behind where I need to mount the boxes. I assume you had to add some backing to the steel siding to support the box and the weight of the light. I’m thinking I’ll run a 2x6 between the verticals to provide enough surface to screw the box to with a hole drilled through the 2x6 to accommodate the 1/2” conduit connector fitted to the back of the box.
My building does have a stud centered above my windows and door so that wasn't an issue in my shop, but what you are describing sounds like it would work just fine! Use brackets to mount a 2x6 between the metal studs to provide the support you need.
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Awesome video man. Lots of info for me to use.
Love, love, love all the flags!
III%
How is those LEDs holding up?
I'm using led lights out in my building only thing different is I'm running my lights, air compressor and welder off of a 120/ 240 volt generator because power company want a ridiculous amount of $ to drop service 300 yds from pole to building
Do you replace the bulbs, how long do these last or do you have to replace the whole thing? Thanks
You don't replace the bulbs, you'd have to replace the whole light. But these LEDs are rated for like 100,000 hours or more. That's like 11 years of lights being on constantly
Indeed the Lord said let there be light and there was light. I could see that 🙂
What name brand is you shop?
Just subbed. I'm fixin to have a similar building built myself. Question: What is the size of your main shop?
30x40
@@PatriotDIY that’s what I’m getting built I hope, thanks buddy
How is the insulation doing in the shop? I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to go with. I'm leaning towards 2-in foam board. My building from Carolina carports should be here July 12th
Holding up fine! Alot of people say foam is better if you can afford it. This is giving me about a 10 degree temp drop.
@@PatriotDIY The quote I got for spray foam was 1" 3500,1.5" 4500 and 2" 6200 for my 24x36x12' building when it comes. I'm thinking I'm going to go with 2-in foam board with the foil backing instead of the spray foam
@@allforwheelsgarage That's what I'd do! Have you priced out the foam board?
@@PatriotDIY$25 for a 1 1/2"x4x8 and $37 for 2" at Lowe's. It's the white John's Manville brand
Can you tell me about the insulation you have in your garage plz. Where did you get it. It looks like 5 ft wide
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It's been 2 years since you have done this video. I'm in the process of deciding what lights to get so I'd like to know your 2 year opinion.
Do you have them on a dimmer? Do you wish you had gone with a 5K or 3K? Are you happy with the brand? Etc........
Please give me some feedback
Love them!!! No dimmer though
What size is shop without the side portion? Great looking shop!!
30x40
My 20x30 shop with a 12x20 lean-to was just completed a couple days ago. I'm in the process of sealing corners and roof line as you did with expanding foam. My only regret is that I had it built on my gravel pad and not concrete. Any suggestions on how to seal that bottom rail on gravel? I'm thinking the only way is to dig under the rail and pour concrete.
Unfortunately I don’t think you’ll have any luck dealing to gravel because the water is going to travel throughout that material no matter what you do. I would plan to pour a slab in the future
Same problem here, but not going to be ashamed. The cement pour quoted as what the building cost, and absolutely not willing to do that. Probably just going to pour dirt up against the sides to fill the gaps.
What spacing did you use between the high bay lights? And distance from the walls?
The hyperlite website gives you recommendations for spacing and wattage depending on your room size
What kind of hooks did you use in steel beams?
Eye bolts
Would be interested in knowing just how much it increased your electric bill.
Hey sir I seen on some social media where you did a wall inside your building with tin and the some wood. Do you have a video on that?
yessir! th-cam.com/video/avVtmMOrDfI/w-d-xo.html
Another question for you sir. Did you run your wire in metal conduit? I was thinking about running romex wire in the gap in-between the poles and the metal. But my father in law seems to think the the heat from the outside will melt the romex wire. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
@@michaelconstable5100 mine is in metal conduit
What type of beer are you putting on tap? Nice shop. What's it going to be used for?
It's an everything shop. Woodworking, some basic auto maintenence, storage, and a hangout spot/bar/poker room!
Haven't decided about adding a tap yet but I'm usually a MicUltra guy
How are the inside bay lights holding up?
Still bright! Lol
watching from Oklahoma, just put in my 24x40 shop and getting ready to run electric... I'm getting these lights... I would like to support your channel, if I click thru your link will you get some credit? ~Jeff
Yes, I would get a small commission! that would be great! Thank you
@@PatriotDIY good deal! I got 6 ..
Where did you get your building from? I'm in VA and just curious who you would recommend.
My place is in central VA. I ordered mine from viking steel structures last year. They were great to deal with.
@@rdblan2 thank you sir I will check them out. Greetings from Appomattox!
@@jamesssss621 RIght down the road! I'm near buckingham.
@@rdblan2 Nice! What size building did you get and how much did it run you?
@@jamesssss621 Well that was pre-covid before everything went nuts, price and availability. I did 26x50x12...it was around 18k i think.
Do the lights sway in windy weather?
No
Did you mention the size of the garage?
30x40
What did wiring electric cost?
$6500
Just ordered a 100w, think it’ll be enough for a 20x20 2 car garage?
Just 1? I'd do 2 minimum. The hyperlink website gives recommendations for how many lights for different size rooms and different height ceilings
Not sure how I missed the flag originally but Go Pirates!
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What size is your shop?
Main section 30x40 , total footprint with side room 42x40
What size is the shop?
40x42
Color rendering index (Ra) of “>80Ra”. Thats pretty bad.
Take a drink every time he says alright guys. SMH
Super cool video! Our company also wants to shoot such a video. Would you like to be our company's publicity ambassador? Our company is willing to pay for it.
Too many outdoor light fixtures
Why?
@@PatriotDIY carbon footprint is much too intrusive
@@scundoorsup5342 carbon footprint? Lol are you saying that my three gooseneck lights on my garage are hurting the environment haha???
@@PatriotDIY of course he/she is saying that! How dare you have a few extra lights on your garage, destroying our environment, while our hard-working politicians fly on their private jets and escorted around in massive convoys all around the world going to climate and trade conferences trying to sort out this mess!!! 🙄🙄🙄
@@scundoorsup5342 🤣🤣
Ah yes, the obligatory "don't tread on me" flag
It's actually a Gadsden Flag! You have some issue with symbols of the founding of our country and American freedom?
@@PatriotDIY absolutely, when they have been co-opted by right wing nut wagons.
@@bigdaddy3662 Represents the same thing today as it did then! American Independence, Freedom from Tyranny, and willingness to stand up to violations of either principle!