Posted by Goose on August 15, 2015 at 07:40:16 from (70.198.48.103):
In Reply to: barn lighting posted by craig45 on August 15, 2015 at 04:23:33:
I recently put up lights in a new 30X48X12 pole barn. I put two rows of six four tube T8 fluorescent fixtures, for a total of 12 fixtures.
I'm more than satisfied with the result, and I like plenty of light when I work. I got the fixtures from Home Depot for around $40 each, and each fixture has an outlet on one end and a four foot electrical cord on the other. When I installed them, I just went down the line, hanging a fixture and plugging it into the previous one. I put an individual switch on each row, but I only needed one outlet at the start of each row.
A nephew of ours recently put LED lights in a similar sized shop. He claims he spent $14,000 on the lighting system. Even for LED, I thought that was awful high. Since I spent about $600 total including wiring, etc., even if my system uses a tad more electricity it will take a long time to make up the $13,400 difference.
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