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Sam's Club Members: Honeywell 4' LED Linkable Shop Light Expired
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Sam's Club has (for Sam's Club Members), Honeywell 4' LED Linkable Shop Light (SH445505B123) on sale for $24.88. Shipping is free. Thanks rsvpd
Note: Non-members are subject to a 10% fee (use guest checkout).
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This light uses 42-watts and has a rated 4,500 lumen output and 50,000 hour LED life.
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Edited September 12, 2018
at 06:04 AM
It's back... $10 OFF Honeywell 4 ft LED linkable shop light (linkable, up to 10). For reference, I've included links to previous FP deals on light.
Overhead LED shines down with over 4500 lumens, using only a fraction of the energy expended by traditional fluorescent lights.
https://www.samsclub.co
https://www.samsclub.co
Overhead LED shines down with over 4500 lumens, using only a fraction of the energy expended by traditional fluorescent lights.
- Ideal for businesses or home work areas
- Linkable, up to 10 units
- 4,500 lumen output
- Consumes only 42 watts
- Energy Star rated
- (dedicated FP thread) https://slickdeals.net/f/10417096
- https://slickdeals.net/f/11860819
https://www.samsclub.co
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I bought a place with workshops/barns totaling 5,000 sq ft. All lit be aging fluorescent fixtures (mostly t8's) with dying ballasts. I'm slowly replacing them with LED fixtures as the ballasts die.
I've 10 of these from Sam's, they are good, but I'm also going to the single strip LED equivalent to a 4' fluorescent tube for many of my applications.
And note what I consider their BS in advertising
These claim 4,500 lumens per fixture using 42 watts, or about 107 lumens per watt.
My T8's produce about 5,000+ lumens per fixture using 64 watts per fixture, or about 78 lumens/watt (using 2 bulbs per fixture total)
So the comparable "fraction"per fixture is 42 watts/64 watts (0.66). Yup, that's a fraction but a big fraction and you lose lumens. It's not like putting an 8 watt LED in place of the typical 60 watt incandescent bulb, a fraction of 8/60 ((0.13).
They are good, but don't expect dramatic cost savings if your are replacing older fixtures.
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it's $16.00 at BJs.
40 watt, 4,500 lumen light
4' long
Pull chain on/off
Hanging hardware included
Instant full brightness
Approximately 50,000 hour life
Sturdy one-piece aluminum housing
No mercury or humming
5' three-prong grounded cord
Perfect for garages, game rooms, work shops, cabinets, closets, attics and more
Includes shop light, chain and hanging hardware
Warranty: 5 years
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They don't seem to list the color temperature and it is important to get the temperature you want (5000K is recommended for work lighting).
If you just need a few lights for infrequent use in the garage or basement, these are probably fine. If you lighting a hobby garage or something where they will be used a lot, the Sams lights may be a better choice due to higher reliability, brand name, color temp, and support.
40 watt, 4,500 lumen light
4' long
Pull chain on/off
Hanging hardware included
Instant full brightness
Approximately 50,000 hour life
Sturdy one-piece aluminum housing
No mercury or humming
5' three-prong grounded cord
Perfect for garages, game rooms, work shops, cabinets, closets, attics and more
Includes shop light, chain and hanging hardware
Warranty: 5 years
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I bought a place with workshops/barns totaling 5,000 sq ft. All lit be aging fluorescent fixtures (mostly t8's) with dying ballasts. I'm slowly replacing them with LED fixtures as the ballasts die.
I've 10 of these from Sam's, they are good, but I'm also going to the single strip LED equivalent to a 4' fluorescent tube for many of my applications.
And note what I consider their BS in advertising
My T8's produce about 5,000+ lumens per fixture using 64 watts per fixture, or about 78 lumens/watt (using 2 bulbs per fixture total)
So the comparable "fraction"per fixture is 42 watts/64 watts (0.66). Yup, that's a fraction but a big fraction and you lose lumens. It's not like putting an 8 watt LED in place of the typical 60 watt incandescent bulb, a fraction of 8/60 ((0.13).
They are good, but don't expect dramatic cost savings if your are replacing older fixtures.