LED Garage Lights - 5 Things to know before you buy!

In this video I take a practical look at the Tanbaby LED Garage Lights. Are they worth the extra cost? Check out this video to decide if this is right for you.

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[TurboSol]

I've seen several people test the lumens on many of these bulbs and lots of companies are lying about their output, just something to keep in mind. That said, I bought a 5 blade bulb from one of the dishonest companies inflating lumen numbers but it's still very very bright so I'm not disappointed, these bulbs were a wonderful invention.

[kencoleman]

Those bulbs do seem to put out a lot of light but i agree with you that the color temperature greatly affects their usability. The convenient screw in base also seems a great convenience. I'm building a shop with 10 ft. ceilings so something like this could be a solution. Thanks for another useful video.

[MarkMcCluney]

It hadn't occurred to me that LED lighting might have a shorter than expected lifespan. Thanks Tom for making me aware of this.

[michaelmarchione]

That was good to know! Thanks Tom and take care!

[sobikn]

You’re correct about one year service. It’s a quick and easy fix but does not last long.

[rvplaysmusic]

I do like those bulbs. But with a high garage ceiling, i am still patiently waiting for one of those bulb changing poles with a basket that would fit one of these types of bulbs. Without it, i simply cannot reach it. I dont have any friends with super tall ladders and its a bit pricey to rent a tall ladder just to change a bulb (though this is likely my only option).

[sittingindetroit]

My experience, especially in a cold garage, is a year or so.

[barwithm]

Not sure what is there to patent. I don't see the novelty.

[michaelnoel]

I think it might actually be 180W, not 180W equivalent.

[thegospelmeetslife.]

Mine lasted for 6 months. Not worth the buy.