Barrina T5 Grow Lights, 5000K White Full Spectrum LED Grow Light, 2ft 80W (8 x 10W) Plant Grow Lights for Indoor Plants, Plug and Play, 8-Pack

This is the second time I've bought these. They are amazing. Easy to put together, great lights and long lasting. My other set was from around 2021-2022, and no issues. The kit comes with more cords and fasteners than you will ever need!!! Zip ties, double sided adhesive, and clips with small screws. Extremely versatile for arranging any light set up. Mine are in 30" wide wire shelving, and it's perfect for providing light. These are quality made, with users needs in mind. Packaging is good as well.

Really great. Update on the cherry tomatoes and a fresno chili mentioned below. It’s November if the following year today. I’m transitioning the mature plants out for new starts. Indoor hydrogarden tomato yield was 9 lbs. (predominantly Gold Nugget). Fresno chili yield was 3 lbs. The flowering beauty and delicious fun of plucking vine ripe freshies right from the kitchen all year: immeasurable. Microgreens are a cinch, really flourish fast, 10 varieties so far. Setup details: • Smaller pantry shelves: 10 x10 no hole tray with 4 - 5x5 inserts with holes on AC Infinity seedling mat set on ‘low.’ Microgreen shelves are set 10 inches apart making the Barrina lights about 6-8 inches away from tray tops when mounted above. These shelves are mounted with 4 - 12 inch Barrina T5 strips per shelf. • Larger dining hutch shelves: 2 to 5 10 x 20 Bootstrap Farmer trays with no holes inset with trays with holes (either 10 x 20, or 10 x 10 or 5 x 5 - possible to mix and match like a 10 x 10 and 4 - 5 x 5 in one 10 x 20 bottom tray). Did I make that confusing? I’m just saying the trays have insert configurations to grow more varieties in one 10 x 20 tray. These shelves have 8 Barrina 24 inch T5 LED lights chained together on a timer 15 inches from the shelf below. The grow capacity is 5 - 10 x 20 trays. I often do 2 or 4 depending. I increase the height of this 1890s Edwardian built in shelf by adding an upside down tray below them - if necessary. It’s scalable to many varieties and easy to grow beyond true leaf phase for pea shoots and chard and beet greens (any I like slightly more mature than ‘micro’). Deep Water Culture, indoor: I’m at early flowering phase for my first DWC déterminant tomatoes and chili pepper indoor grow from heirloom seeds. Setup detail: Two compact 10" x 11" 3 gallon DWC units with air stones contain 1 Tiny Tim (plus 3 new clones), a Cherry Maskotka and a Gold Nugget tomato plus one Fresno chili pepper. That’s 4 plant sites and 3 baby clones in a possible 10 sites (for spacing purposes) on a chrome ‘ton’ rack in my kitchen pantry! I haven’t done anything difficult - just monitor nutrient level and pH in DWC and a dilute colloidal PureCropI foliar spray (corn oil, soy oil, vanillin, soap, glycerin, citric acid, guar gum) to prevent fungus or pests. Then, I added 2 additional Barrina T5 24" LED light strips in 2 phases as the plants entered a booming late vegetative phase and this promising early flowering phase. That’s 4 Barrina 24 inch T5 strips horizontally above and 4 vertically on the support posts to reach more vegetation below the canopy without ‘burning’ the plants. I estimated 40 watts of T5 per square foot of actual plant grow space within this rectangle shelf ‘grow area.’ That’s 8 x 10 watt T5 LED 24" strip lights. The lights all connect together on 1 convenient timer plug (16 hours on, 8 hours off). I can manually switch off any if I notice light intensity problems - but they seem to thrive so far in these stages. They’re so easy to connect several in or manually switch off. The chrome rack shelf they’re mounted to is set at counter height 36" from the floor. The lower shelf is the lowest bracket just above the casters that the DWC units and air stone compressor are on. This leaves a few inches below the buckets to ‘drain’ reservoir water or remove fallen leaves below the units. It’s possible to add grow fabric or screening to this rack (but I haven’t yet). My pet isn’t interested in tomatoes and pests are few indoors. A few utility hooks and the racks themselves with a soft plant tie fabric have made support and cord management a cinch. I may add a lower T5 LED strip because one of these tomato varieties, Maskotka, is a dwarf trailing determinate and has flowering branches that drop below the DWC unit’s top. It seems very happy as is though. Maskotka flowered in impressive whorls just after Tiny Tim. The Tiny Tim is blooming with a less prolific but steady regularity, not all at once. Tim isn’t actually ‘tiny’ - though smaller than indeterminate varieties, it goes anywhere light is and vegetation is surprising, reaches upward mostly. Gold Nugget is an ‘in-between’ variety, it will trail toward light, but also reach upward., prolific, but a little slower on blooms. The flowers are just beginning, but buds are visible - just tiny and springing all over the end of branch nodes. This means placement is: Tiny Tim toward the back inner corner for support and some room to sprawl toward the shelf center and forward Gold Nugget to the opposite side - the back outside corner for upward support and trailing space toward the side and Maskotka toward the front for maximum trailing space. Fresno chili is a reasonable size, planted toward an outside corner in the second unit, it grows bushy and upward - it luvs the light, but can tolerate a little less intensity as well as a slightly different nutrient PPM and pH condition to the tomatoes, although these can grow together well being in range with each other. Fresno chilies just required space away from all the tomato canopies and trailing that would otherwise shade it. It’s in the second DWC with clones from the tomatoes (being small they generally require less intense nutrient PPM and light PAR closer to the Fresno levels with increased humidity in proximity to more developed plants). I haven’t ‘pruned’ these determinate varieties, but I did remove any funky leaves and ‘trained’ a few lower and into supports. The 3 shortened stems became the clones. Apparently the tomatoes liked this trim of the leggy tops growing past the ‘grow light shelf zone’ because flowering increased on lower branches after that snipping, dipping in root hormone and the cloning of those cuttings seems magically fast. They’re small but I see flower buds on them. I just don’t know where I’ll put them yet, yikes, lol. It’s nice to have these clones for a tomato plant ‘staggering’ - longer determinate tomato harvest. I luv all these varieties for different reasons from color to flavor to ease of cultivation for indoor hydroponics. I just mean, who knew all of this extremely long and meandering review is possible indoors, in a kitchen, in the city, by a newbie with these Barrina T5 LED lights. How great is that!? I have 2 small ebb and flow units for herbs and lettuces, but those have their own light panels and pump. I’m happy to have them as a nursery for the DWC with Barrina setup or Kratky offshoots. I’m very happy with my Barrina T5 LED purchases so far and give them high recommends. 2 sets of 8 T5 24 inch 1 set of 8 T5 12 inch I did add: Stainless utensil hooks from IKEA and a soft tie material for support (since trailing tomatoes like Maskotka are very ‘trail-y’ and fruits on all varieties get heavy later). I also purchased several female to female LED 3 prong plug connectors so that I could extend the 4 vertical pole lights from the 4 horizontal lights above on one plug. Add one small circulation fan, a few continuous spray misters for foliar applications, 3 seedling heat mats for microgreens and easy germination, two timers for auto on/off, a set of pipettes for easy nutrient measuring/mixing, a pH and EC meter, the 2 DWC units from Lawnful, nutrients from TPS (also tried Humbolt’s Secret - both seem aces), a great pair of nippers. a box of compressed coco coir (and some grow mats), a swell ergonomic 1 gallon watering can with targeted spout, the Bootstrap Farmer trays and True Leaf Market seeds. End list. Hee. I think these lights and indoor setups are low maintenance and attractive. I wanted to commandeer my laundry/utility room as a grow room, but I’m enjoying seeing the plants in the kitchen and dining areas - tough call. Lol. Currently, this produces a lot of produce and culinary herbs. Enough for a small family to enjoy - plus a few neighbors and several catnip and oat grass loving pets. My grocery bill has decreased by 1/3rd, so everything has paid for itself already and I haven’t even harvested the tomatoes and Fresno chilies (which are rarely available here recently) yet. There’s no way to quantify the enjoyment and stress reduction. It’s just Hundo P fulfilling and miles of great feeling more food secure with increased nutrition. And interesting, so interesting! I wish we had this in school curricula - kids just thrill on these projects and learn valuable life skills, respect for food and themselves. Overall, high recommends on Barrina T5 from me. I got the white (full spectrum leaning pink but not pink) ones. Giggle. Granted, I don’t have a lot to compare them to. I’m a beginner and just started these urban indoor farming projects in November 2022 to present. It’s exceeding expectations so far. It’s a lifestyle now. I couldn’t be happier - however newbie I am. Thanks for reading! I hope this helps, everything works out to set fruit and getting through this LED grow light saga isn’t as boring as I suspect. Lol. Happy sowing and growing!

Okay, usually stuff like this is kind of like kitchen gadgets - neato but junk (heat mat for example). Not this! I’m super happy with it. Just got it a few days ago, put it to work immediately. 1) actually decent quality, comes with good mounting stuff. 2) on or off, no in between on brightness but you choose how close or far from seedlings (or whatever) so you're in charge. 3) My seedlings are usually leggy because I use either south facing window or lamp light… don’t bother, those methods are junk. LOL. I bought the 2’ length, excellent choice for my metal baking racks which also work with the magnetic back on the lights. The flexibility of the products is excellent because of the multiple ways to mount them (zip tie, magnetic, etc) No timer but I don’t need that. I am super happy with the quality, cost, performance (so far) I’m so glad to not be dealing with leggy plants. The difference of just a few days is amazing.

I recently purchased the Barrina T5 Grow Lights, Full Spectrum, 2ft 80W (8 x 10W, 500W Equivalent), 8-Pack to enhance my indoor gardening setup, and I am very satisfied with the product’s performance and quality. This lighting solution has proven to be highly effective for promoting healthy plant growth across a variety of species, including seedlings, herbs, and flowering plants. The full-spectrum LED technology is particularly impressive, as it closely replicates natural sunlight. Since installing the lights, I have observed noticeable improvements in the vigor and coloration of my plants. Leaves are more vibrant, stems are stronger, and overall plant development has accelerated. The 500W equivalent brightness, achieved with only 80W of actual energy consumption per strip, ensures energy efficiency without compromising illumination quality. This combination of efficiency and output makes the lights suitable for both home growers and more extensive indoor garden operations. Installation was straightforward and required minimal effort. The plug-and-play design allowed me to set up all eight lights in a short period without additional tools or technical expertise. The mounting options are versatile, and the lightweight design facilitates secure placement on shelves, grow racks, and greenhouse structures. The lights operate consistently with no noticeable flickering or uneven distribution of light, providing a stable environment conducive to plant growth. The build quality is commendable, reflecting attention to durability and long-term use. Overall, the Barrina T5 Grow Lights deliver professional-level results at an accessible price point. They are highly recommended for indoor gardeners seeking reliable, energy-efficient, and effective lighting solutions to support healthy plant development.

These grow lights are fantastic! Seriously. I keep my plants in a room with zero windows or natural light, but they’ve thrived under these. They’re incredibly bright, they’re energy efficient, and the connector cord length makes creative lighting a breeze. If you’re tempted to go with something less expensive, please know that these ARE worth the money. It has everything you need to mount them (zip ties, strong sticker pads, or metal clips). There are also multiple plug cords, and a ton of connector cords. Highly happy with this purchase!

Versatile product, can be connected together to make a longer light, a chain of lights or use each light individually with it’s own power cord. Has option to mount light with screws or double sided tape. Just installed them yesterday so not sure if they will help plants grow or not but does add a nice glow to my showcase.

Great lights this my second set. Used them for two years now starting seeds and for houseplants. Good results at a good price.

Excelentes luces, trae todo lo necesario para su instalación y eso lo hace muy fácil, la luz es radiante, recién las instale y espero mis suculentas estés más bellas 👍🏼❤️

I had a grow light before and this one is so much brighter than my old one. I love the white pink light although I really wanted the yellow one but those were sold out. I wish they make more 1 ft grow light in yellow but I would still highly recommend this grow light to anyone and would probably purchase more if I need more.

C’est lumière sont un ajout pour éclairer un peu plus mes plantes qui sont au salon fenêtre a l’EST du matin. Je ne les utiliserais pas pour des succulents ou cactus. J’ai une grande fenêtre a l’EST pour ses plantes mais de grands arbres cache beaucoup la lumière du soleil durant la matinée. Je voulais un petit coup de pouce pour mes plantes au durant toute la journée. Ces lumières DEL a 30-40 cm de la plante donne environ 6000 a 7000 fc durant l’après-midi comparativement a 700 fc seulement lorsque seulement le soleil de pm était présent. J’aime beaucoup la teinte de blanc doux que ca donne au salon. Ce n’ai pas agressant comme luminosité. Pour le prix ca vaut vraiment le coup. A ne pas utiliser pour des cactus succulents.. les FC ne seront pas suffisant. Le fait de pouvoir les installer en continu avec des interrupteurs individuel a chacun si besoin est super. Il n’y a pas de minuterie mais ce n’était pas un critère nécessaire pour moi. Facile a installer également. Plusieurs agencements peuvent être fait avec les différentes rallonges et pièces inclus. Le temps nous dira si la durée de celle-ci est satisfaisante. Je ferais un édit dans un an.