JC-LGL High Bay LED Lights 150W-200W Alpha Series

These lights are super bright! I've got them hanging from a 13' ceiling. They don't have a spot light effect, good light spread. They do cast some shadows, but it's not bad. Definitely recommend them!

I installed 4 of these 200w lights in a workshop I am building. They are very bright and provide great coverage with no noticeable shadowing.

I have four of the 200w lights. They are mounted 15' high in a 30x50 shop.

Super bright - perfect for the workshop or garage! This 'UFO' LED appears well constructed out of aluminum for the body. All LEDs work (and I'm still seeing spots from staring into it!!) It is bright. I do not have a lumen meter, but I would guess that it is very close to the advertised 36,000 lumens.

If you have an advanced setup in your high-bay area, this light supports dimming via the separate 0-10v dimmer wiring connection.

I'm using this in my garage over my woodworking area and WOW!, is this light bright. It makes a huge difference and is a big improvement over the existing 4-foot fluorescent lights.

These need a 120-volt power source. In my garage, I am using the ceiling-mounted outlets (shared by the garage door openers) to power them. I am using smart plugs so that I can turn these off remotely via Alexa.

Easy to install and are bright

Easy to install and are bright

I have four of the 200w lights. They are mounted 15' high in a 30x50 shop.

I have four of the 200w lights. They are mounted 15' high in a 30x50 shop.

We bought four of these lights for our new 32x56 shed. We love the lighting. We staggered the lights and have excellent lighting on all sides. Would definitely buy sgain.

We bought four of these lights for our new 32x56 shed. We love the lighting. We staggered the lights and have excellent lighting on all sides. Would definitely buy sgain.

This is a bright LED light!! I use it for my 30ft garage ceiling and it's incredible how it lights up everything! The kit has everything you need to install it, ceiling hook, hanging wires and a 5 ft cord too. It also comes with 2 wires so you can directly connect it into your wiring to dim it if necessary. It's build with a solid construction, it's waterproof and has a 5 year manufacturer warranty. Everything works great but I'm interested to know how it'll perform in the Canadian winters. So far at 0C, there's been no issues but we'll have to see when it gets colder!

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The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked.It is very bright with metal housing so is a bit heavy. Good to have the option use 3 prong plug or direct power connection. Good to install in any work shop.

So this is essentially a commercial quality light for anyone at a great price. (Currently it is around the $100 mark). I have played with a lot of lights and this is my new favourite. It is a nice clean and flicker free (tested with super slow motion camera), white light. It is very bright and uses - according to my meter - 190 to 195W @ 117V. It also has a cosine phase of 1.00 (meaning to my basic brain - it's using 100% of the power efficiently). I hear no humming from the light. It does generate some heat, but not a concerning amount. After about an hour, mounted to within inches of a ceiling I got it to 65 degrees Celcius (ambient was 15C)The dimmable function won't be used by many, but if you want to save some electricity (as low as 10W), or if you need less light at times, it is easy to wire up (as shown in another great review). If you aren't using it, they do a terrific job of safely capping the wire ends. There is nothing I don't like about this light! They even thread two holes if you are bolting it to something, instead of using the classic hook. The pre-wired 18g wire is flexible enough, and the cord is a good length.This is a terrific light - in all respects - however this may not be the light for you - if:You don't have high ceilings, (ie don't mount it in your basement orSomeone may be looking up at it (ie don't mount it on an overhead crane beam)It is 14�� round at it's widest point. The LEDs themselves are about 8.5�� across. There don't appear to be a tonne of LEDs when you look at them, but they sure are bright when it's on. A quick teardown did yield a little less thermal paste than I'd like (however sometimes less is more). The whole driver is (mostly) encased in an epoxy type mold. Again it looked like they were just a little skimpy on it IMO, but the times that that will come into play are likely very unique scenarios only (maybe barns that get pressure washed a lot?) The plastic shield covering everything up, have a very pliable and soft ring for keeping water/condensation out.Unless your girlfriend finds out how ugly you are when she can finally see you, or a plane tries to land at your place, you will not be disappointed with this light.

So this is essentially a commercial quality light for anyone at a great price. (Currently it is around the $100 mark). I have played with a lot of lights and this is my new favourite. It is a nice clean and flicker free (tested with super slow motion camera), white light. It is very bright and uses - according to my meter - 190 to 195W @ 117V. It also has a cosine phase of 1.00 (meaning to my basic brain - it's using 100% of the power efficiently). I hear no humming from the light. It does generate some heat, but not a concerning amount. After about an hour, mounted to within inches of a ceiling I got it to 65 degrees Celcius (ambient was 15C)The dimmable function won't be used by many, but if you want to save some electricity (as low as 10W), or if you need less light at times, it is easy to wire up (as shown in another great review). If you aren't using it, they do a terrific job of safely capping the wire ends. There is nothing I don't like about this light! They even thread two holes if you are bolting it to something, instead of using the classic hook. The pre-wired 18g wire is flexible enough, and the cord is a good length.This is a terrific light - in all respects - however this may not be the light for you - if:You don't have high ceilings, (ie don't mount it in your basement orSomeone may be looking up at it (ie don't mount it on an overhead crane beam)It is 14�� round at it's widest point. The LEDs themselves are about 8.5�� across. There don't appear to be a tonne of LEDs when you look at them, but they sure are bright when it's on. A quick teardown did yield a little less thermal paste than I'd like (however sometimes less is more). The whole driver is (mostly) encased in an epoxy type mold. Again it looked like they were just a little skimpy on it IMO, but the times that that will come into play are likely very unique scenarios only (maybe barns that get pressure washed a lot?) The plastic shield covering everything up, have a very pliable and soft ring for keeping water/condensation out.Unless your girlfriend finds out how ugly you are when she can finally see you, or a plane tries to land at your place, you will not be disappointed with this light.