NUVO Lighting 62-927 34W, 3 Foot, LED Shop Light with Pull Chain, White Finish, 4000K

Damp location rated and listed for indoor use, so an unheated garage, basement, or utility room is within rating. Do not use it anywhere it will see direct water or weather, since it is not wet rated. The fixture runs 34 watts on 120V and puts out 3000 lumens at 4000K, which is a neutral white that reads well for bench work.

No. The 62-927 is non-dimmable, and the LED is integrated, so there is no driver or lamp to swap to make it dim. If a space needs dimming, specify a dimmable linear fixture instead. On a dimmer this one will buzz, flicker, or fail.

Two ways, both covered in the box. Chain hang using the two 9 inch hanging cables, or fasten it tight to the ceiling or joist with the included surface mounting clips, mounting screws, and drywall anchors. Nothing else is needed for a standard hang. At 1.2 lbs it is light enough that a drywall anchor set holds it, which is why the anchors are supplied rather than assumed.

No. The 62-927 is fixed at 4000K with no selectable CCT switch. If you are standardizing a building on 3500K or 5000K, this one will read visibly different alongside them, so order the matching color temperature version rather than this fixture. For a facility already on 4000K it drops right in.

It has a pull chain on the fixture, so it switches locally with no wall switch required. That is what makes it workable in a garage, closet, or crawlspace fed from an existing receptacle or a switchless circuit. Supply is 120V.

3000 lumens from 34 watts, at 4000K with 80 CRI. That output covers general task light over a bench, a laundry area, or a storage aisle. Color rendering at 80 CRI is adequate for MRO and utility work but not for color matching or paint work, where a higher CRI fixture is the better call.

There is no lamp to replace. The LED array is integrated and the fixture counts as a single light source, rated 50,000 average hours. At the end of life the whole fixture is swapped, which is the tradeoff for losing the ballast and lamp restocking that a fluorescent strip needs. For property managers running many units, that means budgeting fixture replacement, not lamp inventory.

cETLus safety listed and RoHS compliant. The cETLus mark covers both US and Canadian listing, which matters if you are buying for facilities on both sides of the border. It does carry a California Prop 65 warning for lead.

The mounting method is portable, using clips or chains, and switching is by pull chain at the fixture. Housing is steel. Treat it as a utility strip you hang and feed at 120V rather than a recessed or hardwired-only architectural fixture, and confirm the feed method you need on site before you commit a large quantity.