KUKUPPO 150W/120W/90W LED Linear High Bay - UL/DLC/ETL,22500LM,4500/5000/5700K,100-277VACA,With Microwave Expansion Port

This well built high quality LED light is adjustable in both color temperature and wattage. The selector adjustments are made from the side of the unit on one of the ends that is covered/protected with an access port plug.The color range is from 4500k, 5000k, and 5700k while the wattage range is from 90, 120, and 150 Watts. To my eye it is difficult to see a huge difference between the color ranges although the wattage pull can be metered to be sure.The light is very bright = 22,500 Lumens!!!This is made of aluminum and is light in weight relatively speaking which makes it easy to handle for installation.Comes with hardware, hanger clips, and hanging chains with carabiners along with an instruction manual.One thing, the attached 4 1/2 foot electrical cord is ready to hard-wire into your Junction Box, there is no plug to plug into a socket. You will need a qualified electrician if you are not familiar with the process involved.Impressively powerful and sure to light up any high ceiling large space that you might.

Went with the 4500K version and it‘s a nice balance. Not too warm or too harsh. Works well for everyday use.

KUKUPPO 150W LED High Bay Shop LightThis light is no joke for output. It's very bright so make sure you have the right space to put it in.It comes with just bare wires to install in a junction box, but it's easy to add a plug if needed. Otherwise easy install using the supplied hooks and chains.The color temperature can be selected using a switch to warm, neutral, or cool. The light output can also be selected for low, medium, or high to better suit your application need.Highly recommended!

The light seems well made. Installation was pretty straight forward. Just insert the brackets and use the included chains to hang at your desired height. I wired it with a plug end to the cord (approximately 5 ft.) and used an existing light fixture to plug it in to. The light is very bright, however, I really did not notice a big difference between the wattage settings (150W/120W/90W). I do like that the light temperature is adjustable between 4500K/5000K/5700K, and all of these settings are easily changed with switches located behind the covered port on one end. I settled on the middle setting as it was not too warm (yellow) or too cold (white). When I turn on my basement lights, there is a very brief and noticeable delay between the basement lights and this light to come on. It is not a huge deal.

Installed the 150W units in our shop and they provide plenty of light. Covers the area evenly without needing too many fixtures.