2FT LED Tube Flush Mount Light, 26W 2300LM LED Ceiling Shop Lighting Closet Light Fixture for Garage Kitchen Closet Laundry, 6500K Daylight White (2 Pack)

Used them to replace fluorescent two bulb (17W T8) fixtures in two storage closets. Very bright - two to three times as bright compared to fluorescent fixtures they replaced. Extremely light and easy to install. One thing to be aware of - the light fixture is only about 3 inches wide so it will not cover up the hole for the junction box. I installed the fixtures so that they cover the bottom edge of the hole. The upper portion of the hole for the junction box can be seen if you looked straight on but looking up, you can't see it. I saw several complaints about the "non-standard" color of the wires. It conforms to IEC (European) wiring code - blue is neutral and brown is phase 1 or hot. I think this was a good buy - highly recommended.

Love the brightness, lightweight, and look of light however, it absolutely fits flush with the wall or ceiling. The problem is it fits so flush that there is no place for the wires to be tucked away in order for it to hang flush. Other than that it is absolutely the easiest and brightest light. I would recommend the light, just be prepared to be creative when installing to hide wires.

The light is very bright. I will give it that. My average review is because I'm not a fan of having to look on the Internet to look up the wiring code since it's different than the North American color scheme. I'm not a snob, as it only took me a couple of minutes to look it up, but I've never bought an item where I connected an electrical device to house electrical wire where there was not a simple schematic on how to connect the wires to electrical supply. How much would it cost to add a simple paper wiring diagram in the box? I'm also not a fan of where the connecting wire is located. It's in the same location where the mounting clips are use and they kind of got in the way.

I saw the reviews discussing difficulties installing and figured that I could figure something out. I couldn't without making a much bigger change than I want to for this fixture. The wiring wasn't a problem as that was easy enough to figure out.The problem is that it is flush mounted but with no where for the wire to go. My other fixtures all allow me to put the wire connection into the back of the fixture itself or in the box. In my case I don't have a box so that isn't an option. If If I had one, the there isn't any place for the wire to go as they run it through the channel that the brackets that hold the light use. So you either don't use the brackets in which case I guess you tape it to your ceiling or you have to come up with some other way to deal with the wire which probably includes it being visible and draped across your ceiling in whatever klugey set up you are able to devise. For me totally unusable.

Bought two and both installed easily. They are very light and a standard wall-board screw adapter will work just fine if you if you can't find a stud or joist. One of the units replaced a 2 foot, 2 tube fluorescent and, since this light is quite a bit smaller, I now have an off-color spot on my ceiling to touch up.Also consider that the width of this fixture is 3", which will not fully cover the standard American 4" wiring box, so some clever positioning and or a cover of some sort will be necessary. I've bought other LED fixtures with the same issue. The pigtail is not very long, so you have to stay close to your fixture box, so if centering in a particular space is important and the fixture box is off-center, adjustments may be necessary. Also, the wire color codes of 'off-shore' lighting are different, the ground is bare so it's obvious and the live wire may be brown, red or reddish. I just remember that the blue is the common (white) line.Even with these minor issues, the light output at lower energy cost is amazing! Also keep in mind that LEDs aren't instant on like incandescent, but the delay is basically the blink on an eye.

I purchased these LEDs as and upgrade for all my closet spaces. They are bright, the wife just loves them. Need I say more! Although they were a bit pricey. Would I reorder if needed? YES.

This light is Bright. I replaced a fluorescent closet light with one of these. There are only 2 wires for installation. super easy to mount. there are no instructions but it is self explanatory. This is the 3rd different closet light I have tried and my favorite so far. As for the reviewer that said they used it with a ballast, I'm not sure why you would try that, the light fixture is self contained and only requires 120 volt hot wire and a neutral wire (Black and White usually)

Bought this and installed just over a year ago and still working fine. The light is bright and easy to install. The construction quality is decent. It's light weight, but not too light to the point of those low quality strip light. The look is just like traditional light. Like it.