Posted by flembo on January 03, 2021 at 08:51:11 from (73.159.189.61):
In Reply to: Shop Lights posted by Walston on January 03, 2021 at 05:14:39:
I can't comment on 8' tubes but I have changed all my 4' ones to led, 8 double fixtures in all and all with the type you bypass the ballast and run the wires to one end. These lights are in my barn, the attached garage and the cellar and all work well and super bright. The barn and garage are unheated and the lights come on fast. Some of these lights have been in for over 5 years and have never had to replace any. I started switching to leds when they first came on the scene and now have nothing but led. I have only had 1 or 2 bulbs go bad and one outside light the glass bulb fell off but the leds still worked I glued the glass back on and I believe it is still next to the front door. I even have outside led flood lights. Before the leds came out I tried those florescence screw in type, a waste of money in my opinion.
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