Review on TORCHSTAR Basic Series 12-Pack: 10W 4 Inch LED Recessed Lighting With Junction Box - Industrial Electrical Solutions by Joseph Whiteman

Just installed 12 of these lights per chain for my wife's tailor shop. Haven't done any electrical work for many years. They were installed on the lower floor and the ceiling joists were V-shaped and W-shaped studs (special trusses?) so it was fairly easy to catch the wires. I have seen many questions about which dimmer to use. I've used the one below and so far it hasn't buzzed, flickered or anything. Seems like a good choice. had to get an IN wire and an OUT wire tied to the light driver wires. It worked well but the electrics weren't great, it was difficult to get everything into the cab especially when standing on the stairs. So I added a junction box (IN, OUT and pigtail to Bo driver) in front of each driver to make it easier to swap out if something goes wrong. My ceiling was mostly empty, so I was able to fit both boxes in there without too much worry. A tip is to fully move the spring clips a few times to loosen them up a bit. I almost broke my finger on the first try because these things are strong and I did something wrong and pinched my finger. After checking the electrics, I simply activated a spring and stuck it in the hole. Then he carefully opened another one, put it in the hole and centered it. You should check your hole saw to make sure the diameter is correct. I set mine at 6 1/4" and it was nice and tight. I drilled the holes with the following hole saw. Overall not a bad choice but after the 8th hole you can feel those blades starting to dull. I know , there is no avoiding this, but the manufacturer should include at least one set of spare blades.I made all 12 holes, but I worked more slowly with each hole.I also cleaned the blades and drilled after each hole just to fix it any Problems.