Sararoom 3ft LED Shop Fixture 30W Tube, 3600lm, 4000K Neutral White, 90cm 35.4inch Garage Closet Ceiling Light for Office Home Basement, No Plug, No Ground Wire

Nice amount of light. Very easy to install. Works great.

Installed 4 in my enclosed trailer. Very nice. Quality is very cheep but the price is right

This worked really well in my laundry room. It is super light weight, very bright and really easy to mount on the ceiling.

Doesn't have the highest quality feel to it, but I suppose it doesn't matter when it's installed. Installation was easy. Get those Wago Lever-Nuts (two wire) as they make the job a lot easier, especially when dealing with small-gauge wire to home wiring.The Wago connectors are found here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07W4RQ6R6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I bought this light fixture 7 months ago and today it just stop working. It was bright and worked great for last 7 months with 1 year warrenty. I would like to be replaced, please.

I purchased this Sararoom 2ft LED Light Fixture to replace a 2ft fluorescent one in a walk-in closet. Replacing the existing light fixture took about 30 minutes in total, including taking down the old light, measuring and marking the ceiling and mounting and testing the new light. The light is installed with two small metal brackets that you screw the the ceiling and the then the light fixture snaps to them. The light is very light (not heavy) which makes it easy to install. The light fixture only has a Live wire and a Neutral wire to connect - there is no ground wire, and note that screws to mount the brackets are not included. Installation is very easy. The 20W equivalent LED light is more than bright enough for a closet but probably won't be sufficient for areas much larger than about 6 feet by 12 feet but, provided you bear that in mind, I have no doubt you'll be pleased with this light.

Just got done installing this in the ceiling of my pantry, replacing a fluorescent light fixture that was not working. This unit is light weight, and the brightness is perfect for the pantry. Took me a lot longer to install than expected, though. Seems like it should be simple enough -- mount the clips to the ceiling and hook up a couple of wires. Unfortunately, it proved to be very frustrating. Usually there is some space at the top of the lamp to accommodate the wiring. This has no space, and the lamp's wires are very short and flimsy, so your options wind up limited. The mounting clips are also flimsy, and come with simple plastic anchors that aren't really useful for ceiling installations. The edges of the clips are sharp, so I wound up cutting my finger on one. Getting the lamp to clip in correctly was also a bit of a challenge. After a couple of hours of frustration, I have it mounted, although one of the clips bent a bit so it's not completely flush against the ceiling, but fortunately it's not noticeable. This light would be perfect if they put more consideration into how it might be mounted in a closet ceiling.

The light itself is fine. The problem is with the wiring. In the previous fluorescent fixture that I had, the wiring connections were concealed inside the body of the light fixture. Not possible with this one. The wires were also kind of thin. They were in a flattened piece of insulation that had to pass through the small outlet of the housing in its flattened state. This made turning the wire into a curve on the outside of the housing difficult. The fittings that attached the unit to the underneath of the cabinet were flimsy. The unit fell out of it and hour after I had positioned it.