Review on Sunco Lighting Construction Downlight Electrician Industrial Electrical by Angel Harris

I've played with so many of these different pancake or other lights that you've had to run electrical cords, panels, THEN wires, and gotten frustrated with their instructions, light output, ESPECIALLY by not being in the Being able to change the bulb as I trust the claims of LED life how far I can throw the car. They had SOME strain relief built in, as did even some cheap plastic items, but I chose to forego the wires as the aluminum wasn't as sharp and there wouldn't be much vibration in the area where they go. I made the mistake of popping one outside of the junction box holes and then realized I can't "unplug" them since they are push-in connectors. I love the connectors but wish there was an easy way to disconnect the cables if a mistake is made. It's not the fault of these products. What I really like is the light output of the lamps they sell for them. I'm a little worried that I won't be able to find a lightbulb for a long time, so I bought 10 more packs just in case. I wired 15 of these and it took quite a bit of time, maybe a few hours including stripping and tacking the wires and aligning where I wanted the light. Spring. Easy to move slightly left or right between straps. The price was really ok, the standard LED plug gave me hope that in the event of a Sunco failure I could still find something that would work with them, but as I said I bought the extras to be on the to be on the safe side. My only complaint is that one of the lights doesn't dim as low as the others. At a very low level, one out of nine lightbulbs in the room is off, but you raise the light a little, then lower it and it stays on. never mind With a dimmer there is no hum either. In general there is nothing to complain about.