Review on 💡 Ensenior High Brightness Ultra Thin Can Killer Downlight by Kyle Rock

Edit: Upgraded from 1 to 3 stars due to excellent customer service. The representative replied and refunded my purchases and asked for more information so they could resolve the issue with upgraded hardware. While I cannot recommend this current product to every household that has AFCI switches in any circuit, I can say that the company seems to stand behind their product, and would have had a better version than I originally installed, I would easily rate it 5 stars. First check: Due to a crappy LED ballast or poor quality control, these LED downlights trigger independent and separate AFCI circuits. Because the noise is a cumulative effect, it was difficult to find a reason for other circuits to shut down. A constant was that once an unrelated AFCI circuit was triggered, they would immediately re-trigger unless the onboard non-AFCI LED lighting circuit was disabled, then reset the AFCI disable, waited a minute and then the normal LED circuit is turned on again. Switch. The sad thing is that my house is now almost unusable after adding recessed LED lights in the last room. Now I'm going to completely scrap the whole project and buy everything new from Home Depot, the Halo group, for almost double the price + all the wasted purchase of Ensenior lightbulbs. Don't be fooled by this product's "safety certifications" - they don't stop crappy drivers from generating an incredible amount of EMI. Simply putting a ferrite choke on the hot wire of this circuit will make it buzz like crazy compared to the silence of every other circuit. Yes indeed. So many hours and frustrations installing them in the attic only to have the entire project abandoned. Just save yourself the frustration and buy from a quality brand.