LED Batten Light 2FT 3FT 4FT (3000K /4000K/ 6500K 3 Colors Choice) Tube Light Warm/Neutral/Cold White Selectable Wall Ceiling Mount for Kitchen Garage Workshop Shed(2FT 60cm)

We had enough of the old fluorescent light, could go on the kitchen and get what you want and out before the light came on. So we decided to go for this light. Its absolutely brilliant, so easy to fit with just the two wires to wire up. It's that light in weight that it doesn't matter where you screw the holdings in the ceiling. We were amazed at the quality of the light, nice and bright and alot better than the old 6 foot fluorescent one I took down, it even has 3 settings for cool warm ect but we have ours on bright. It came next day and was installed within a hour of arriving. I would highly recommend this light and its s Alot cheaper to run which is a bonus in today's current climate. 5 star across the board plus it looks so much nicer on the ceiling, so much more upto date.

Very lightweight but seems strong. Perfect for the pantry

Let me start by saying we bought 2 of these - this 120cm one first, and we liked it so much we bought a second 60cm one. Things to like are: #1 the ability to select the colour temperature. We were not sure what would work best, this was a replacement for a fluorescent fitting - the middle setting is a pretty good match. The warm is very yellow, the daylight is definitely cool. But we now have the ability to change the light instantly if we change the decor. #2 the brightness. The old fluorescent light was 5ft, this is 4ft, and we changed the orientation so we dont have an exact side by side comparison, but we are very happy with this as a replacement. #3 very light, flexible and seems quite robust. The 120cm strip runs at around 40w, so it does get warm. Now for the things not to like.: #1 the cable. This is quite short, and may limit how you have to place the strip. But the BIG issue is that there is no way for the light to fit flat on a surface unless you either cut a hole in the surface to fit the cable into; cut a chunk out of the side of the light for the cable to pass through; or live with the light not sitting flush where the cable comes out. We fitted the small light under a wall cabinet, and just put up with it not being flush since its not too visible. But the one in the ceiling involved cutting a channel into the plaster. A real pain. Note that its not practical to change the side the cable comes out - its soldered on to a PCB, and held in place with a blob of sealant. #2 The clips also make the strip sit slightly proud of the surface - just not enough to allow the cable past though! They are fiddly and you do need to take some care to ensure they are in alignment. Overall, the pros well outweight the cons, and I would consider buying another one if required - but only after checking how to deal with the cable!

Easy to install / light to handle and the amount of light generated is excellent. It is very bright.

Great light. Three options on colour and great illumination.

Quick delivery for a quality product used in the loft quick delivery

Really impressed with my purchase of the Sundertech LED batten light the 4ft light has good illumination and easy to install.

I bought this light from Amazon to replace a neon tube in the kitchen which the British Gas smart meter fitter said used too much electricity. Although this light costs slightly more than a similar light without a colour temperature switch, it is worth paying the extra to be able to reduce the harshness of the light. A very harsh light does not matter in a garage as you are seldom in there for very long, but you spend a lot of time in the kitchen, so it is worth paying a bit extra to be able to set a warmer colour! The light is quite easy to fit onto a ceiling. I would not fit it onto a wooden beam or joist because it might overheat. A plaster ceiling will dissipate the heat. The fitting gets hot to the touch, so do not fit this light directly to polystyrene ceiling tiles! You could hang this light from this kind of ceiling by fitting hooks and light metal chains, such as the type used for attaching sink plugs. I retired my old neon tube to the loft, the reasoning being that being made of metal it will not catch fire.