Review on 4Pack 16.5W ECOELER 6In Dimmable LED Disk Light, 3000K Warm White - Low Profile Flush Mount Recessed Retrofit Ceiling Lights Fixture For Home Improved - Energy Star & ETL Listed Approved by Alif Eagle
Great Update to Any Home
Decided it was finally time to do some updates around the home. These have been absolutely amazing! Easy to install. Bright. Simple. Clean look.If you have basic electrical skills you can do these yourself. Just make sure you get ones that fit what you want. They have different colors to their light. I got the 4000K cause I wanted the clear white light but you can go more yellowish or even more white like you’d see in offices.
- High Color Rendering Index
- Not compatible with ungrounded electrical outlets
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