Posted by Texasmark1 on April 11, 2018 at 05:18:03 from (184.63.53.216):
In Reply to: shop lights posted by 88-1175 on April 09, 2018 at 18:29:56:
I had my shop built in 2005 with regular fluorescent. When they started to die I replaced with the cold tolerant. A couple of days ago I bought 2 each: "Westernpowers 4 Pack 42W LED Shop Light Garage Workbench Ceiling Lamp Linkable", on ebay, $149.60 with free shipping. Should get them in 2 days. No more bulb replacements, nor dim lights in the winter for me. I'm sold. LED is here to stay, getting cheaper by the day and a great light.
Don't overlook the little 2 AA battery powered single LED flashlights with the big reflector, available today. A real light for a song. That technology has really made leaps from it's original 13 separate LEDs to this.
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