I bought mine about 4 years ago at another residence for the garage, works really well. Moved into my new home, hung in the garage, and in the summer (still in Las Vegas, Nv) and it ocassionaly turns on by itself. It is not a remote controled unit, only has a pull chain with on/ off, high, med, and low. It's plugged into a constant ceilling outlet (no wall switch) but we have a running joke that the garage is haunted! Ha Ha! I think that the heat may have something to do with it because it only happens in the summer months and maybe once to twice a month at that.But did not happen at the previous place! REALLY ODD! The fixture does not get hot to the touch or even warm for that matter. I've looked up the symtoms and cannot find anything of the sort. ANYONE ELSE HAVE THE SAME/ SIMULAR ISSUE?

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I put four of these in my garage less than a year ago and two of them have already failed. After researching on the 'net I found that others have the same problem. That is, the light just blinks. It is apparently a poor soldering joint inside somewhere. Honeywell is useless when you call them. I've been waiting for a replacement for over a month and another one has failed in the meantime. They're $20 because they're junk.

I purchased 3 of these lights last summer. One of them has a section of LEDs that are dead. Unsure what is wrong for sure, but support has been non-existent. I've sent 2 emails(first at the end of Dec 2020) and another within the last week and no contact for either. Their "live phone support" is still unavailable, and left a voicemail over a month ago. So far, no contact from anyone. If you buy any, you might need to consider the 5 year warranty as a "good faith" gesture, but in reality not worth the paper it's written on. If something goes wrong, might as well consider it disposable.

Honeywell customer service is a joke. One of my lights failed after a few months and I was told I would receive a replacement, however they have been on back order since my first complaint on April, 6, 2024, but I see them stacked up in Sam's. Honeywell Customer Service sometimes do not even bother to reply to my requesting an update on delivery of my replacement light. It is our fault, we let these big companies get away with treating their customers like they do not matter. A sign of the times and terrible service is a part of it. This is not what made America the greatest nation, and treating customers poorly is just another step towards the US demise. Poorly manufactured products and poor customer service

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Over the last five years, I've purchased 10 units. They work great... for awhile. Of the ten, so far I've had three fail. That's a 30% drop out rate and I expected much better results when compared to the old fluorescents, and with LEDs, you cannot change the bulb. Yes they are lower power and my suspicion is they are not designed to withstand the conditions of my shop, which is an unheated garage that can occasionally get below the freezing point in winter.

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I bought 14 of these lights for my shop about 2 years ago. The first one failed within 3 months, followed by an additional failure about every other month. Out of the original 14 lights, only 7 are now operational. When they work, they are nice and bright. But, with my experience and the manufacturers extremally poor quality control, I'd recommend you look elsewhere for shop lights.

I bought three of these lights about 10 months ago and after 6 months two of them started to flicker, a short time later one went out completely. With the warranty being what it is I contacted Honeywell to only be told they would replace the lights when they become available, I am still waiting. I see reviews where many people are having this same problem. These lights are the only three lights in a hobby room and with one out and another flickering it does not make for a pleasant experience. I find it odd that these lights are still available for purchase but not for warranty replacement. .