Posted by iatractorkid on December 01, 2015 at 12:50:54 from (167.142.55.62):
In Reply to: Lights for new shop? posted by tomstractorsandtoys on December 01, 2015 at 11:25:40:
I just built a 40x60 with 30x40 of that being finished and heated. On the finished side, I have 7 2x4' 6-bulb T8 fixtures. I have the 4000 something Kelvin bulbs and am happy with the light output...it is very bright, but not overdone in my opinion. You could go up to a 5000 something Kelvin bulb, but they have a blueish tint. My electrician said T5 would be too bright for my 12' sidewalls, and you didn't want to jump up to T5 unless you had 16' sidewalls or taller.
I have dusk to Dawn security lights on both ends of the building and bought LED for those since they will be on all night, every night.
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