Enpower NLCO 1’x1’ Warm White Light (2800-3200k) LED Panel Light for Office/Kitchen Overhead

Not exactly as pictured as it showed a utility plastic clip to connect to the power supply. Instead, it was a standard laptop round connector with a brick power supply - the cord is attached to the panel meaning the brick needs to be close by. The brick has leads that need to be crimped to a 110 V source (wire nut or cord - my choice). For my uses, this was perfect, but...Now for the good. I really like this and it's perfect for what I wanted. The Power Supply is small with two of the corner holes free for mounting. The panel is well made with good hangers with a bright, even, light that pleasantly filled a small room. I'm guessing, but it does feel like the color temperature is close to what's claimed.This seems the first of what looks to be a wave of very nice panel lights. I hope the next wave comes with a dimming capability. This will be a garage light - maybe the next ones(s) will be house appropriate.

One of these was perfect for a basement utility room which had overhead ductwork, thus limiting available headroom. It was a fairly simple matter to fashion some mounting brackets to attach to the panel to the underside of the duct (using sheet metal screws), and route the power cable to a junction box installed for this purpose. The length of the included (low voltage) cable is a bit stingy, but it is easily lengthened if necessary using solder and shrink wrap.This worked so well that I bought two more to use in similar applications. These put out plenty of light for a small utility room (about 5 ft x 5 ft), but for a larger area you'll probably want more than one.