Review on 💡 Dimmable Hardwire Industrial Electrical and Lighting Components by Sunco Lighting by Jared Stauder

I haven't had any issues with the wire length or missing nuts so maybe they fixed the issues? All the wires were the same length, around 7-8 inches, which seemed adequate to me. Remove the light cover by twisting it clockwise (opposite of what you would expect). Connect a wire and the light can just hang there while you make the others because it's so light. I always fix the wires after the nuts are in place just to be sure. Then insert the screws halfway into the junction box, align the light, insert the screws, turn and tighten the screws. Then put the cover on counterclockwise. Easy! It took me maybe 5 minutes for each lamp. Compare that to what I spent 2 hours (probably more) installing a regular ceiling light that I don't want to go on. It was a lot cheaper and looks better. I have two of these on a dimmer in the hallway and they run at about 2/3 power. Dimmer old, 1982. works with these lights, but the dimming is done in small increments. Interesting, but not really a problem. At some point I will switch to LED dimmers. May be. ;) I'm so excited about them that I put them in my closet instead of a randomly bought second box. I'm also considering replacing some of the Canning lights