Sunlite 04223 Commercial-Grade Cage Light String, 50-Foot, 5 Medium Base Sockets (E26), Indoor, Outdoor, Construction Lighting, ETL Listed, Yellow 50

Our home was built in 1975. In our area at that time there was NO ZONING. So what you got, well was as good as who built it. Ours was Frugile! We had one bulb under the Crawl Space with is a dark place no body wants to hang out in but many of your KEY SERVICES are there! We had a Plumbing Disaster and while much of my house was getting gutted and redone, I kicked in extra to have a pull down Attic Stairway put in. The altnerative was a tiny opening in my Master Closet that made me closterphobic just looking at it. We put LED Bulbs and put these Under and in the Attic and had an Electrician put an outlet with Switch but the top. When they come to Service the HVAC or something else goes on Up or Below, there is plenty of Light to see and work now. LOVE IT!

Durable easy to install

Perfect for my temporary outdoor work area. Went up easy and well designed. Not sure why some reviewers had trouble with the supplied fasteners as there was no issue tightening the collar with them. Happy with the purchase and expecting to get tons of use out of the lights.

yellow

ok for price

just as described

All of the plastic cages broke, but for 20 bucks I bought metal ones for making light fixtures and it’s like brand new. Twist in some 100w LED lamps and let there be light.

Works as promised

This is perfect for additional attic lighting. I paired it with a Dewenwils wireless outlet switch on Amazon and a 25ft extension cord to start it out and get it around to where I wanted. With 65w led floods it now lights up the whole attic easily and it’s just a click of the switch on the wall (see pics) to turn it off and on. Less than $100 total including bulbs compared to at least a few hundred for an electrician to come out and add lighting.

Easy to assemble Decided to do a modern industrial look with the lighting, fit the bill. Using heavy duty led work light builds. Suspended the lights from 3/16 steel cable with caribeiners. Cable was suspended from the ceiling with 1/4 eye bolts and toggles.