The 10 Best Lights For Garages

The Sunco Lighting Linkable (about $130) includes six 4-foot-long hanging lamps to illuminate any shop, warehouse, basement, and more, and up to four of them can be conveniently daisy-chained together. They each come with a power cord for a simple plug-and-play setup.

The PrimeLights Fixture (appx. $107) houses four 88-watt LED bulbs and boasts a steel housing with a mirrored, aluminum reflector for maximum brightness. This versatile choice can be either flush-mounted or hung with a set of chains, which is sold separately.

You can choose to plug in the six strips of the Barrina High Output (appx. $90) separately or string them all together with the provided connector cords. Their 270-degree angle makes for a well-lit room that also enjoys drastically reduced energy consumption.

The Lithonia Lighting AllSeason (around $24) holds two fluorescent tubes and features a beaded pull-chain, for a workshop with classic appeal that would make your dad proud. It's equipped with a five-foot power cord, so it’s ready to use without the need for any tricky wiring.

Installing the Striker Concepts 00342 (appx. $119) simply involves screwing it into a socket, and it’ll brighten up your space significantly while saving you money, since it draws only 24 watts. The 3 LED panels are adjustable and can run for more than 50,000 hours.

Whether you’re working in an office or retail setting or your garage, you’ll appreciate the silent and flicker-free operation of the fluorescent Lithonia Lighting Wraparound (appx. $35). It can be surface- or stem-mounted and features a handy, hinged design for easy cleaning.

You’ll reap the benefits of a well-lit workshop if you go with the Hyperikon High Bay (about $205), which offers a 2-foot-long LED panel and an infrared sensor that detects motion up to 80 feet away. With its patented technology, it's built to last for an impressive 35,000 hours.

The 18-inch GE 16466 (appx. $18) is a fluorescent, under-cabinet fixture that will provide a warm, white glow over a workbench, utility room, or desk area. It’s built with a plastic housing and an on-off switch that’s made with a spring-loaded rocker.

For a set that will go the distance, check out the 8-foot strips of the Kihung Integrated (appx. $170), which can be plugged in individually or conveniently connected to each other. They come in packs of eight and feature double rows of LEDs.

The Hykolity Linear (around $102) four-pack is designed to provide up to 65% energy savings over its lifespan, and they’ll last up to an impressive 50,000 hours in total. They can be surface-mounted to either walls or ceilings with the included hardware.