300W LED Linear High Bay Light, 45000LM Linear High Bay Shop Light Commercial 120-277V, 5000K High Bay Lights for Warehouse, Garage Factory, UL Listed, 5 Years Warranty, 4 Pack

I truly love these lights, I bought 20 of them for my warehouse and they all last long time, they are very bright and easy to install. My electrician actually love these lights too. And they are much cheaper than a lot of big brands. 100% Worth it

I see the light. I live in Oregon and I can be a little stubborn at times so when Oregon told us we can’t use fluorescent tubes anymore I was a little pissed. I guess I just don’t like being told what I can and cannot have. I have a 40 x 64‘ shop with three high bay fluorescent fixtures. 6 bulb 6500k 4 foot T5 54 watts each tube which equals 324 watts per fixture. I really like them by the way. They do a great job. I had a ballast go out so I had a decision to make. Do I spend $45 on a new ballast plus another 50 to replace the tubes or give this high Bay LED fixture a try for $100. I didn’t think it would be as bright as my existing T5 bulbs, but wow. My old fixtures put out 30,000 lumens and use 324 watts. The new ones are the 300 watt fixtures and they put out 45,000 lumens. A little less power consumption but my shop is as bright as a grocery store now. The new fixtures are shorter, narrower and lighter but put out a lot more light. I’m sold on these high Bay LED light fixtures. You probably don’t want to look directly at them because they will hurt your eyes. However, you can actually put a dimmer on these. My other two old light fixtures are still working, but I’m going to replace them as well. Easy to hang, easy to wire, brighter and a lot less expensive than high bay fluorescent fixtures. It’s a no brainer. I hope this helps If you are contemplating a change to LEDs and currently have high bay fluorescent fixtures. Give these a shot. You won’t be sorry.

Light and compact. Comes with S.S. hanging cables and it's N-ZN Bright! All this for a very reasonable price. Will buy again. By the way, I'm a licensed Master Electrician.

I picked up a 4-pack of these JC-LGL 210W LED Linear High Bay Lights to light my fairly large 1600 sq ft shop/garage, and wow... four of them make the place feel like the Las Vegas Strip at night. The 31500 lumens per fixture (that's over 120,000 total lumens with four!) is no joke—everything is lit up crystal clear, no shadows, no dark corners. Colors pop, details stand out, and I can finally see every little thing while working on projects. It was so good that I immediately bought another 4-pack to crank it up to full "surface of the sun" brightness. With eight, this shop is brighter than most commercial warehouses I've been in—perfect for detailed work, safety, and just making the space feel huge and inviting. Easy to install—the adjustable hangers are a game-changer. They let you fine-tune the height and angle perfectly without any hassle, whether you're hanging from rafters, beams, or a high ceiling. Came with chains/hooks (or you can use your own), and wiring was straightforward for 120-277V compatibility. I had all four up and running in under an hour—no special tools beyond a ladder and basic wiring know-how. Super solid build too. Low power usage for the insane amount of light these produce is impressive. At 210W each, they're efficient (high lumens per watt), so even with eight running, my electric bill isn't going to explode compared to old fluorescents or halogens that put out way less. Energy-saving win for daily use in a big shop. Haven't wired up the dimmer functionality yet (0-10V dimmable, so it should integrate nicely with a controller or switch), but from the specs, it looks simple enough—plan to add that soon for more control during different tasks or to dial it down for evenings. These are UL-listed, durable for industrial/shop environments, and at this price for a 4-pack of high-output linear high bays, it's unbeatable value. If you need serious illumination for a garage, workshop, warehouse, or basement, these will blow you away. Highly recommend—grab extras like I did!

Nice and bright perfect for the barn

Good quality lights, with very far distance. Can even be used as a floodlight.

They are very bright and easy to install

Terrible longevity, I bought a four pack of these which failed one after another, By the time it was 18 months after purchase. not of them worked. The lens design and rettention are also terrible. I recommend staying as far away for these as you can.

Good

Very bright and easy to install

I can’t speak to the dimensions of the other sizes available here, but the 210W version is 10 inches x 2 ft. (actually looking at another review of the 130W, it shows a similar 10 inches x 1.5 (vs 2) ft). When first turned on, it seems to pull closer to 220W, but settles into the 210 within a few minutes. I’ve had really good luck with JC-LGL products and this one is no different. There is no flicker (when viewed with a high speed camera - which is great for rotating tools like a lathe). Some lights have a flickering strobing effect that will make rotating parts look like they are moving backwards or not moving at all - similar to the effect of the car rim next to you spinning backwards as they drive down the road, or a “dance party” effect). Either way, this light doesn’t do that. It is a very bright light (similar to the UFO style intensity) It’s not super enclosed on the top, so I’m a little worried about mice and spiders and wasps and such. It is designed for a hardwired system, however I just wired mine to an old extension cord end with some marrettes (wire-nuts) and electrical tape. The wires don’t have any strain relief coming out of the unit, and instead just relies on some rubber to keep the wires from cutting. It claims it is good for 240V installations as well, but I just wired mine at 110V.. The height adjustment system is really slick once you figure out how to use it. It easily adjusts both up and down. I unscrewed one the first time to lower it, and that’s not needed at all. It is dimmable with a 0-10V DC power supply, or by using a variable resistor (resistor is a hack method since the dimming wires do have a slight power to them). They wired it to a “headphone” jack style plug on the underside of the light - which is an odd choice since that means running wires under there. Thankfully the wires can easily be cut and hard wired in from above if you were using the dimming feature. The last thing I can note, is in both before/after images I locked the focus/light balance settings on my phone. I also tried to get it to be somewhat representative of what it looks like in real life, however the one definitely undersells it. I left a small 10W magnetic task/work light on to show some comparison. There was also already some ambient lighting, but the shop is generally pretty dark.

I ordered the JC-LGL LED Linear High Bay Light, 210W LED Linear High Bay Shop Light to use in my workroom for some extra light, I am very happy that I had, This light is like taking a piece of the Sun and attaching it to the ceiling. I was amazed how much light it provides; it actually makes my normal lighting seem dim, and I always thought it was decent. It is very well built, all steel construction and installation is as simple as connecting three wires, do make sure the power is off though before playing with electrical wires. The unit comes with all you need to hang the light, the hangers are excellent and can be adjusted with a simple twist of the locking nut and then adjust the length of the suspension wire. I did not hard wire my light as of yet, I do (or at least think) plan on hard wiring it to the main lights but for now I just attached a heavy duty cord, making it mobile for the time being. It is fairly light for being all metal but not so light to feel cheap. The light provides a bright white light, and it is dimmable. The unit even has a spot that you attach an optional motion sensor that would allow the light to come on/off by detecting motion. I have not noticed any hum or noise from the light, compared to many other LED lights I have owned, some that are 3-4x as much as this one, this is an excellent light and great quality, I can see it easily lasting many years, It does have a five year warranty which is nice as from my experience if an manufacturer is willing to warranty an item for five years, you can almost be guaranteed it will last many more years beyond that point. It is still nice to have the peace of mind that it is covered under warranty though should any of the LED's die. Overall, it is a great light, it is durable and extremely bright, it will have no issues bringing the daylight into the darkest spaces.

The JC-LGL high bay light is robustly engineered from its metal chassis to bright LED chipset illumination. Put simply, its softly diffused linear panel fans out light horizontally in a wider range and mounts using double steel wire cable making it great for above conference tables, small offices, or even in garages. Its also UL certified which is rather quite important since the wiring harness is exposed out of the metal grommet socket on top requiring a bit of handy skills for connecting up the 3 prong cabling. What it lacks is a power control switch relying on the electrical junction for 120V current that gets transformed into lower DC voltage powering the built in LED strips. The light fixture only has a 20cm built-in 3 prong wire but a well built one being aluminum and properly gauged for running electrical current. Since only hardware it comes with is a set of steel cables for anchoring this light its mostly a DIY approach to ceiling mount along with running electrical beyond the onboard cord. While this office light panel is about 42.5cm in length its LED strip inside is only 35cm and the steel wire spans to nearly 170cm. Its a dual LED strip on both sides covered by a diffuser panel that gives the 5000K color temperature a softened glow reducing glare and feels more natural illuminating spaces underneath. Because its a powder coated steel, the fixture isn't waterproof having exposed edges but for dry areas it brightens up workbenches quite well. Aside from hard wiring and attaching its steel anchor wire there isn't much assembly required to overhang this high bay light whether its inside a garage or an office it uniformly lights across. The robust steel construction and industrial vibe makes this LED fixture stand out and is rather practical at nearly 130W brightness of linear lighting.