Haven't used those but for small lighting situations like tomatoes and individual citrus plants I use this

https://www.amazon.com/TaoTronics-Lights-Hydroponics-Organic-Applicable/dp/B01HPIPM70/ref=dp_ob_image_garden

with a pendant light cord.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B015X1KI52/ref=twister_B01AII0J9K?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

You could maybe get by with two but three would be better.

What did you end up doing? That first one is a great price, but the seller says to turn it off when it overheats so it doesn't explode and the reviews are paid for, so probably not a good bet. But if you tried them and they're good, I'd love to know!

I didn't get any concrete reviews so I didn't go this route. Still using LED lights but I am considering Daylight (4500K) Instead of warm white (2700K) for this winter.

Any of those Mars or Roleandro lights on Amazon would work for you. I like the white LED lights, so light like HLG65, Nextlight Veg8, GE Arize Lynk (white version), and the Fluence lights would all work for you. Look at sites like LEDGrowLightDepot to check out everything.

I just install 4 12 inch by 12 inch lead lights now not sure if it ok to put plants that are covered with a plastic bag I have started roses in water trying to get roots not sure if the light are ok but they are not as bright as the neon's that for sure I put them 4 in a line and with a plants on a table 4ft by 6ft any information on this please let me know