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As these lights don't usually have a loop terminal.
What is your prefered method of looping a couple of garage fluorescents each with a single switch controlling them?
 
Yep, helacons or wagos or some other non maintenance connectors in a suitable encosure.

Not chocoblocks, strip connectors or whatever else you call them.....
 

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