JC-LGL Panel de luz LED plano de 2 x 2 pies, 40 W 5200 LM

Thin, lightweight, and easy on the eyes. Good illumination.

The classrooms are now brightly and evenly lit. Great for students.

The showroom is now beautifully lit. Clean, bright light that showcases the products.

The retail space is now well lit. Clean, bright light that makes everything look good.

We installed LED flat panel lights in the conference room and break area, and are very satisfied with the results! The brightness of the light is even, and the three-color dimming function of the flat panel light makes the whole office environment look especially comfortable. In addition, the installation is also very convenient, Compared with the previous fluorescent lamps, this LED flat panel light consumes much less power and is expected to reduce a lot of electricity expenses. Highly recommended for companies that want to enhance their office environment!

After 20 years the basement was looking dull so went looking for a lighting upgrade. Since the drop ceiling was in good shape thought replacing the old lighting with 2x2 LED fixtures would do the trick. So many to choose from and all seem to have mixed reviews. Decided on these due to the flexibility in wattage as well as color. With some electrical experience Installation was very straight forward. I wound up replacing 18 incandescent fixtures with 5 LEDs. Most of the time was spent pulling out the old units and replacing the ceiling tiles. Looks like a brand new basement!

Bought to replace 2x2 u-tube fixtures as the bulbs fail. These are almost as cheap as 2 LED bulbs and install easily. The adjustable light level and color temperature is why I chose this model. Will purchase again a needed.

A fantastic upgrade to my old LED four tube trough lights. I’ve gone from a yellow tinted light to white . The photo shows the new light on the left and it’s set at 50 W and 5000 K. The original light on the right is a diffused light and you can visibly see the color difference. I do not have a dropped ceiling which these are actually meant for, but I was able to use the installed clips to attach them to the ceiling joists and made them recessed to the garage ceiling. This was not an easy install because I had to figure out how to hold them against the ceiling and go up in the attic and attach them. But it all worked out. Also, now I’m able to add insulation over these lights, which I was not able to do with the old set up. As these are brand new and everything is working as it should time will tell whether these are value or not. But it cost about the same to buy the bulbs as it does to buy the entire unit and with this it gives you the flexibility of setting the wattage and the tone of the light. A significant upgrade.

So far, really impressed with these 2x2 panels... Rebuilt our basement and replaced all the fluorescent lighting... I have these set to 4000k color temp. Not using the dimmer system. Much brighter than fluorescent's as well. We'll see how long they last. If they start failing, I will update this review accordingly

Pretty solid pair of office/shop lights. I've been slowly supplementing my lacking lighting in the shop with LED panels like this just to fill out the dim spots, and so far I've liked these ones the most. A bit pricey for what they are, but the brightness and temperature switches on the top of the units really help to match the lighting color in the shop, because these things go from an almost deep orange to an eye-searing bluish white.The units don't really come with much to help with wiring, but the tops have a removable panel for accessing the wiring and making a break-out for conduit or a wire clamp bulkhead. The options for hanging these seem pretty limited because although I was able to use tiny little hook spots bent into the metal brackets, you can't really get anything in through those little triangular bends bigger than a keyring. These are meant and are more suited for drop-panel ceilings, but you can make it work in a shop or garage without much more fuss than it takes to wire up a light.

Good lights. Really like the option of being able to adjust the temperature and wattage that way if you have existing lights you can match to them. Had to replace one of my old ones when I couldn't source a driver for it. These were perfect. Only issue I had and it's not completely the manufacturer's fault but packaging is inadequate. I bought a two pack and their packaged with the diffusers face to face in the box but nothing to protect the back panel . One of mine the panel was smashed(probably shipping company which wasn't Amazon) and was unsure of the construction of this. Hooked it up and you could see the LEDs because they were close to the diffuser. Only needed to use one so installed the other one which was undamaged. Luckily these are manufactured very simple so about 20 screws I took apart and bent the back panel flat again so now I have a spare. I like that the driver is integrated into to the panel also. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase these again if I need more . But minus one star for the poor packaging.

These babies are bright! A single panel effectively does the job of two or more 4ft dual fluorescents and you can adjust the color temperature. They're easy to wire up and a good size for ceiling installations in panels for drop ceilings. They're light, but seem to be well-constructed. You can manually set the wattage and color temperature with switches on the back of the lights. They aren't the least expensive option out there, but they're high quality, high brightness, and light weight.

These LED panels are surprisingly lightweight, which made installation a breeze. The frame feels sturdy enough to handle being placed in ceiling tiles without any worry. I really appreciate the adjustable light settings, especially the wide range of color temperatures. It's great to be able to fine tune the lighting to match the environment. You do have to adjust the settings from the back of the panel, so it's best to do that before you fully install it, but once you've picked your preferred settings, you probably won't need to change it often. The brightness is good, and while I wish it could get just a tad brighter at the highest setting, it's definitely sufficient for our needs. The light is very even, with no hotspots or shadows. I was even thinking about getting more of these to build some DIY photography light boxes. The low energy consumption and minimal heat output are big pluses. Overall, I'm very happy with these panels, especially considering the price and not having to deal with glass tube fluorescent light bulbs

A fantastic upgrade to my old LED four tube trough lights. I've gone from a yellow tinted light to white . The photo shows the new light on the left and it's set at 50 W and 5000 K. The original light on the right is a diffused light and you can visibly see the color difference. I do not have a dropped ceiling which these are actually meant for, but I was able to use the installed clips to attach them to the ceiling joists and made them recessed to the garage ceiling. This was not an easy install because I had to figure out how to hold them against the ceiling and go up in the attic and attach them. But it all worked out. Also, now I'm able to add insulation over these lights, which I was not able to do with the old set up. As these are brand new and everything is working as it should time will tell whether these are value or not. But it cost about the same to buy the bulbs as it does to buy the entire unit and with this it gives you the flexibility of setting the wattage and the tone of the light. A significant upgrade.

Very nice, lightweight 2x2 light fixture that is easy to wire up, and does not weigh much making it easy for a single person to install.The hooks at the side of the fixture for installing in a 2x2 (or 2x4) standard lay-in ceiling, also have a small loop at the top so light-weight chain can be used to suspend the fixture.I ended up installing the light in an area without a ceiling, and used some s-hooks at each of the corners (and is light enough that supporting it on one side, wiring the electrics in, and then swinging it up into positing and attaching the last two chains was easy).Wiring the light for power has standard 3-wires, and also two optional control wires should you want to add dimming. Keep in mind that if you want to add dimming, you need a switch that puts out a 0-10v signal, else you just get full brightness.The light puts out more light than fluorescent lights I replaced, and is fairly even.Having switches at the top of the light gives easy access to adjust the brightness, and the temperature of the light. If the light fixture lasts for a long time, seems to be a pretty good value for what you get.

These lights are a HUGE improvement over traditional florescent lights! This is the drop ceiling in my kitchen. And I'm hoping the fact that this ceiling is only about 7' off the ground is why they are so darned bright! I've got them on the lowest setting, and these pictures DO NOT do it justice. If I had a skylight in there I might have to un-install them for fear of redirecting air traffic - that bright!I do have them on the whitest setting. The kitchen is not where I want a yellow glow. If they came with a remote, that might change things. But these have 2 switches - one for color temperature and one for brightness/wattage.They are SO bright that I am considering wiring one of them to a remote receiver so I can cut the amount of light in half as needed. It's not blinding, but in my tiny walk-thru kitchen with 7' ceiling, you can't help but notice how bright they are. I honestly caution my visitors to watch their eyes when I turn them on.Now in all fairness, one of those ballasts has been fried for years, so I only h. Iad one florescent working. And it IS a REALLY tiny kitchen but it's not like I live in a cave! Well, not anymore. (Thank you Vine for lighting up my life!) I'm just trying to say that I know the difference between bright and dim!The small detail I really appreciated on this product was the 4 knockouts for the electric so you could have more or less wire protruding closer to one side or closer to the middle. It's just a little strip, but it was a thoughtful addition to put several knockouts on it.The net price (at the time of this review) is $68 for 2-2x2 panels. They come with a 5-year warranty. That's 5 years of not having to change a bulb, not having to mess with the positioning of those pins that protrude, getting the rotation right for it to lock into place, removing and replacing the panels, getting them to drop into the channel past the rivets just right... And the balasts were testy. I went through several periods where I had to flip the switches at both ends of the kitchen numerous times to get it to flick on and stay on I'm so happy to be DONE with all of THAT!Do I really need to say it? YES! Make the switch! I highly recommend these.(It would have been a nice touch to include some sort of a wire plug you could insert over and around the knockout to feed the small wires through instead of leaving all that open space, unless it's meant to provide ventilation by design.)

Thin, lightweight, and easy on the eyes. Good illumination.

The classrooms are now brightly and evenly lit. Great for students.

The showroom is now beautifully lit. Clean, bright light that showcases the products.

The retail space is now well lit. Clean, bright light that makes everything look good.

We installed LED flat panel lights in the conference room and break area, and are very satisfied with the results! The brightness of the light is even, and the three-color dimming function of the flat panel light makes the whole office environment look especially comfortable. In addition, the installation is also very convenient, Compared with the previous fluorescent lamps, this LED flat panel light consumes much less power and is expected to reduce a lot of electricity expenses. Highly recommended for companies that want to enhance their office environment!

After 20 years the basement was looking dull so went looking for a lighting upgrade. Since the drop ceiling was in good shape thought replacing the old lighting with 2x2 LED fixtures would do the trick. So many to choose from and all seem to have mixed reviews. Decided on these due to the flexibility in wattage as well as color. With some electrical experience Installation was very straight forward. I wound up replacing 18 incandescent fixtures with 5 LEDs. Most of the time was spent pulling out the old units and replacing the ceiling tiles. Looks like a brand new basement!

Bought to replace 2x2 u-tube fixtures as the bulbs fail. These are almost as cheap as 2 LED bulbs and install easily. The adjustable light level and color temperature is why I chose this model. Will purchase again a needed.

A fantastic upgrade to my old LED four tube trough lights. I’ve gone from a yellow tinted light to white . The photo shows the new light on the left and it’s set at 50 W and 5000 K. The original light on the right is a diffused light and you can visibly see the color difference. I do not have a dropped ceiling which these are actually meant for, but I was able to use the installed clips to attach them to the ceiling joists and made them recessed to the garage ceiling. This was not an easy install because I had to figure out how to hold them against the ceiling and go up in the attic and attach them. But it all worked out. Also, now I’m able to add insulation over these lights, which I was not able to do with the old set up. As these are brand new and everything is working as it should time will tell whether these are value or not. But it cost about the same to buy the bulbs as it does to buy the entire unit and with this it gives you the flexibility of setting the wattage and the tone of the light. A significant upgrade.

So far, really impressed with these 2x2 panels... Rebuilt our basement and replaced all the fluorescent lighting... I have these set to 4000k color temp. Not using the dimmer system. Much brighter than fluorescent's as well. We'll see how long they last. If they start failing, I will update this review accordingly

Pretty solid pair of office/shop lights. I've been slowly supplementing my lacking lighting in the shop with LED panels like this just to fill out the dim spots, and so far I've liked these ones the most. A bit pricey for what they are, but the brightness and temperature switches on the top of the units really help to match the lighting color in the shop, because these things go from an almost deep orange to an eye-searing bluish white.The units don't really come with much to help with wiring, but the tops have a removable panel for accessing the wiring and making a break-out for conduit or a wire clamp bulkhead. The options for hanging these seem pretty limited because although I was able to use tiny little hook spots bent into the metal brackets, you can't really get anything in through those little triangular bends bigger than a keyring. These are meant and are more suited for drop-panel ceilings, but you can make it work in a shop or garage without much more fuss than it takes to wire up a light.

Good lights. Really like the option of being able to adjust the temperature and wattage that way if you have existing lights you can match to them. Had to replace one of my old ones when I couldn't source a driver for it. These were perfect. Only issue I had and it's not completely the manufacturer's fault but packaging is inadequate. I bought a two pack and their packaged with the diffusers face to face in the box but nothing to protect the back panel . One of mine the panel was smashed(probably shipping company which wasn't Amazon) and was unsure of the construction of this. Hooked it up and you could see the LEDs because they were close to the diffuser. Only needed to use one so installed the other one which was undamaged. Luckily these are manufactured very simple so about 20 screws I took apart and bent the back panel flat again so now I have a spare. I like that the driver is integrated into to the panel also. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase these again if I need more . But minus one star for the poor packaging.

These babies are bright! A single panel effectively does the job of two or more 4ft dual fluorescents and you can adjust the color temperature. They're easy to wire up and a good size for ceiling installations in panels for drop ceilings. They're light, but seem to be well-constructed. You can manually set the wattage and color temperature with switches on the back of the lights. They aren't the least expensive option out there, but they're high quality, high brightness, and light weight.

These LED panels are surprisingly lightweight, which made installation a breeze. The frame feels sturdy enough to handle being placed in ceiling tiles without any worry. I really appreciate the adjustable light settings, especially the wide range of color temperatures. It's great to be able to fine tune the lighting to match the environment. You do have to adjust the settings from the back of the panel, so it's best to do that before you fully install it, but once you've picked your preferred settings, you probably won't need to change it often. The brightness is good, and while I wish it could get just a tad brighter at the highest setting, it's definitely sufficient for our needs. The light is very even, with no hotspots or shadows. I was even thinking about getting more of these to build some DIY photography light boxes. The low energy consumption and minimal heat output are big pluses. Overall, I'm very happy with these panels, especially considering the price and not having to deal with glass tube fluorescent light bulbs

A fantastic upgrade to my old LED four tube trough lights. I've gone from a yellow tinted light to white . The photo shows the new light on the left and it's set at 50 W and 5000 K. The original light on the right is a diffused light and you can visibly see the color difference. I do not have a dropped ceiling which these are actually meant for, but I was able to use the installed clips to attach them to the ceiling joists and made them recessed to the garage ceiling. This was not an easy install because I had to figure out how to hold them against the ceiling and go up in the attic and attach them. But it all worked out. Also, now I'm able to add insulation over these lights, which I was not able to do with the old set up. As these are brand new and everything is working as it should time will tell whether these are value or not. But it cost about the same to buy the bulbs as it does to buy the entire unit and with this it gives you the flexibility of setting the wattage and the tone of the light. A significant upgrade.

Very nice, lightweight 2x2 light fixture that is easy to wire up, and does not weigh much making it easy for a single person to install.The hooks at the side of the fixture for installing in a 2x2 (or 2x4) standard lay-in ceiling, also have a small loop at the top so light-weight chain can be used to suspend the fixture.I ended up installing the light in an area without a ceiling, and used some s-hooks at each of the corners (and is light enough that supporting it on one side, wiring the electrics in, and then swinging it up into positing and attaching the last two chains was easy).Wiring the light for power has standard 3-wires, and also two optional control wires should you want to add dimming. Keep in mind that if you want to add dimming, you need a switch that puts out a 0-10v signal, else you just get full brightness.The light puts out more light than fluorescent lights I replaced, and is fairly even.Having switches at the top of the light gives easy access to adjust the brightness, and the temperature of the light. If the light fixture lasts for a long time, seems to be a pretty good value for what you get.

These lights are a HUGE improvement over traditional florescent lights! This is the drop ceiling in my kitchen. And I'm hoping the fact that this ceiling is only about 7' off the ground is why they are so darned bright! I've got them on the lowest setting, and these pictures DO NOT do it justice. If I had a skylight in there I might have to un-install them for fear of redirecting air traffic - that bright!I do have them on the whitest setting. The kitchen is not where I want a yellow glow. If they came with a remote, that might change things. But these have 2 switches - one for color temperature and one for brightness/wattage.They are SO bright that I am considering wiring one of them to a remote receiver so I can cut the amount of light in half as needed. It's not blinding, but in my tiny walk-thru kitchen with 7' ceiling, you can't help but notice how bright they are. I honestly caution my visitors to watch their eyes when I turn them on.Now in all fairness, one of those ballasts has been fried for years, so I only h. Iad one florescent working. And it IS a REALLY tiny kitchen but it's not like I live in a cave! Well, not anymore. (Thank you Vine for lighting up my life!) I'm just trying to say that I know the difference between bright and dim!The small detail I really appreciated on this product was the 4 knockouts for the electric so you could have more or less wire protruding closer to one side or closer to the middle. It's just a little strip, but it was a thoughtful addition to put several knockouts on it.The net price (at the time of this review) is $68 for 2-2x2 panels. They come with a 5-year warranty. That's 5 years of not having to change a bulb, not having to mess with the positioning of those pins that protrude, getting the rotation right for it to lock into place, removing and replacing the panels, getting them to drop into the channel past the rivets just right... And the balasts were testy. I went through several periods where I had to flip the switches at both ends of the kitchen numerous times to get it to flick on and stay on I'm so happy to be DONE with all of THAT!Do I really need to say it? YES! Make the switch! I highly recommend these.(It would have been a nice touch to include some sort of a wire plug you could insert over and around the knockout to feed the small wires through instead of leaving all that open space, unless it's meant to provide ventilation by design.)