hykolity Pir Sensor 4FT 120W LED Shop Light, 12000lm(370w Equivalent), 5000K Daylight, Motion Activated, Hanging or FlushMount, with Power Cord, for Garages, Workshops, ETL, 2 Pack

Lights are awesome for my garage. I've never had such quality lighting like this before. Installation was easy but took a little time to line things up and do it right. If I could change anything it would be to make the strips slightly wider to totally cover the size of an outlet box. An outlet cover works well enough but it would make them absolutely perfect. All lights arrived intact minus one diffuser cover that needed to be slipped back on. They all work perfectly and the hanging/chain feature make installation so much easier. I did everything with a ladder and nothing else to assist hanging them. It took a few trips up and down the ladder for each one but quickly I had a routine where I could install one in about 20 min. I ended up getting 8 of the 4 footers which was more than enough for amazing lighting. Please note that this particular light cannot use a dimmer. I think the 5k is very pleasing to the eye and makes everything easy to see. I would highly recommend for a garage or other space where lighting is needed.

Worked as advertised seemed a little small on arrival but they throw good light

The light output is perfect, but there is no override switch to turn on. It is always set to motion Sensor, and it isn't good at that if you install it in a garage. Why? The sensor is sensitive to heat, and the light won't turn on when it’s hot in the garage. If you live in a hot area, forget about this light. You can jump Jack all day, and it will stay off until the ambient temperature is lower than the human body.

These lights are very bright . I have them in my tractor barn. I love the sensor’s. The lights come on quickly . They do stay on for a long while . I need to check and see if I can change how long they stay on .Really like the brightness .

Brighten any garage with a set of these. I installed four. No more hunting around the garage with headlamps.All four are controlled by a master switch adjacent to the entry door. The lights come on instantly when master switch is switched on, remain on for about two seconds, then all turn themselves off. I need to move around to trigger the PIR and get the lights to come on again. Need to perform this dance every time I enter the garage. The lights will also go off if there's a lot of ambient light. One day when I decided to wax the car inside the garage I couldn't keep the lights on until I put black tape over the PIR/ambient light sensor. Others have complained that the lights don't always go off when nobody is around, so I like having the master switch. Now I'm thinking I will modify each lamp assembly to bypass the automatic on/off feature and just use my master switch on the wall.UPDATE: Frustration with the PIR sensor has lead me to modify these lights to disable the PIR. Simply remove the end cap with the PIR. This is the opposite end from the power cord. Unplug the three wire connector going into the PIR (some glue may be retaining that little connector). Cut the connector off. Strip the red and black wires and twist together with a wire nut. Leave the white wire open. Reassemble. Done!

Lots of light for my garage.

Update:One lamp died after 2 years. I ordered a replacement pack of 2, but the current version has changed, even tho the product listing is the same. Some changes are mentioned, but the problem for me was that the wiring position moved 5.5". I would have to remove 3 lamps and reposition all 3 in order to replace one bulb.If replacing a 'bulb' requires this much effort, I would not buy these again for my garage project.I reached out to Hykolity and they offered discounted replacements, but the product has changed, so I'll be changing to something else.Original Review:I am very happy with these lights in my garage project. They are incredibly bright, especially with white paint everywhere. Once you get used to it, you realize how poor the lighting is in other places.4 lamps @ 14,300 lumens = 57,200 lumens57,200 lumens / 440 sqft = 130 lumens/sqftI wired the lights to a motion activated switch right next to the entrance, pointed at the garage door. Opening the garage door will automatically turn on the lights, and walking into the garage will automatically trip the lights as well.Installation wasn't too bad. I put a separate box for each lamp, and made box covers from the blank plastic circle covers. I only used the clips from the included hardware. I used washers to space the clips off the ceiling, because the mounting side of the lights are not perfectly flush/smooth. That is my only complaint, but it was easily remedied.

The only thing that I did not like were the very minimal instructions. I had to figure out on my own how to open the lights up for installation.After I had wired and installed the first light, I powered it up. My first thought was "Damn, that's bright!". These are so much brighter than my old fluorescent lights and use less electricity as well.I also appreciate the fact that when you remove the actual Led light section from the fixture that it is held by cables. This kept me from a trip up and down the ladder to install them. I consider it a safety feature.I am glad I purchased these as they provide way more light than I ever had in my garage. They use less electricity than my old lights, they do not make a buzzing sound like my fluorescent lights did and should last years and years.