LED Strip Lights

QuickShipLights carries LED strip light fixtures in 2 ft, 4 ft, and 8 ft lengths: rigid surface-mounted linear luminaires for garages, shops, warehouses, and stairwells, in stock and ready to ship with free shipping on every order. Selection guidance below the products sorts strip fixtures from flexible tape light and covers sizing.

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LED Strip Light Fixture Selection Guide

LED Strip Light Fixtures That Keep a Project on Schedule

First, a quick sorting step. If you searched for LED strip lights and you meant flexible adhesive ribbon for coves, shelves, or accent lighting, you want our LED Tape Light category. This page is for LED strip light fixtures: rigid, surface-mounted linear luminaires that wire directly to a branch circuit and carry real commercial output. They are the standard choice for garages, warehouses, shops, stairwells, storage rooms, and commercial kitchens.

The reason to buy a strip light fixture here instead of from a big-box grid: every QuickShipLights product page shows live stock status pulled from the warehouse feed, in-stock fixtures ship within 24 hours, and shipping is free on every order with no minimums. When an electrician is standing in a unit waiting on trim-out, that visibility is the difference between finishing this week and rescheduling the inspection.

Fixture or Tape: a 30 Second Check

  • Choose a strip light fixture when you need general illumination from the ceiling, hardwired power, and output measured in thousands of lumens per fixture.
  • Choose LED tape when you need low-profile accent light that bends around corners and runs off a driver, not a branch circuit.

Compare LED Strip Fixtures by Length

LengthTypical WattageMountingWhere It Fits
2 ftAround 20WSurface mount via knockouts, or chainClosets, stair landings, equipment and utility rooms
4 ftRoughly 30W to 40WSurface, chain, or cable suspensionGarages, workshops, storage rooms, back of house; the workhorse size for most jobs
8 ftUp to around 60WSurface or suspendedLong aisles, loading areas, and open warehouse bays with fewer mounting points

A 4 ft LED strip light in the 30W to 40W range typically delivers on the order of 4,000 to 5,000 lumens, enough for general lighting in a residential garage or workshop at standard ceiling heights. Many commercial models accept 120 to 277V input, so the same fixture works in a house and in a building running on 277V lighting circuits. CCT-selectable models let the installer set 3500K, 4000K, or 5000K with a switch on the fixture, which means one SKU covers the whole job instead of three.

Where Strip Fixtures Work Best

Most strip fixtures install through built-in knockouts directly to a ceiling or structural member, or hang from hook-and-cable hardware where the deck is high. Linkable models connect end to end so a single circuit feed can serve a continuous row along an aisle or workbench wall. For covered walkways, canopies, and car washes, look for wet-location-rated versions; standard fixtures are fine for dry interior space.

If you want an enclosed lens that cuts glare at lower mounting heights, an LED wrap around light is the better pick. For adjustable, aimable heads on the same circuit style, see LED track lights, or step up a level to browse all surface mount lights.

Why Order LED Strip Fixtures from QuickShipLights

Each product page shows current stock before you order, so you can plan a delivery date around real availability instead of a vague estimate. In-stock fixtures ship within 24 hours, freight is free on every order, and there is no minimum, so ordering two replacement fixtures costs no more per unit than ordering forty. Questions on linking, voltage, or wet-location ratings? Reach our lighting team through the QuickShipLights support portal before you buy.

Frequently Asked Questions About LED Strip Light Fixtures

A strip fixture is a rigid, hardwired luminaire for general lighting; LED tape is a flexible, adhesive-backed ribbon for accent lighting that runs on a low-voltage driver. If the light is replacing a fluorescent strip or lighting a work area, you want the fixture.

Many models are linkable, letting one circuit feed serve a continuous run. Check the product page for the maximum number of fixtures per run, which varies by wattage and input voltage. Linking saves a junction box and a wiring drop at every fixture past the first, which is where the labor savings on a long row shows up.

Two 4 ft fixtures in the 4,000 to 5,000 lumen range handle general lighting in a typical two car garage. Add a third over a workbench area if you do detail work there. Mount them between the door tracks rather than above them so an open garage door does not block the light.

Standard strip fixtures are for dry interior locations. Wet-location-rated versions are available for covered exterior walkways, canopies, and washdown areas; the rating is listed on each product page. If the space sees condensation, hose water, or open weather, choose the wet rated fixture up front rather than replacing a corroded one later.

Many current strip light fixtures include small switches that let the installer pick the wattage and color temperature before mounting, so one fixture covers several applications. Set them before wiring the fixture in: higher wattage for open shop space, lower for corridors, warmer color for finished rooms, cooler for work areas. The product page lists the available settings for each model.

That is the most common use for this category. An LED strip fixture wires directly to line voltage with no ballast, so the old fluorescent strip comes down and the LED goes up on the same box. Match the length, 4 ft or 8 ft, and choose a lumen output comparable to the lamp count you are replacing.