Review on 💡 DLLT 4.72-Inch LED Ceiling Light Fixture for Closet Bathroom Dining Room Laundry Room, 12W Flush Mount Ceiling Downlight, 6000K Cool White, AC 110-220V by Anthony Payton

This product is poorly designed with cheap materials. First its installation. It has a crossbar attached to the ceiling box. When flush mounted to a ceiling box, there is approximately 1/4 inch clearance between the crossbar and the ceiling. This means that there is a gap between the lamp and the ceiling. This is inherently bad for "flush" light. But then you add that the lantern is attached to the crossbar with two screws, one on each side. This means that your flashlight can swing back and forth on the crossbar like on a seesaw. Even when it's tight, it's almost impossible to maintain a constant distance between the ceiling and the light. Second, the screws that hold the light to the beam are cheap aluminum. They're incredibly easy to screw in and out. Use a cordless screwdriver, twist them by hand. You can still make cross threads, but at least they won't be torn off. They include a handy wire connector that, in theory, makes it easier to connect to house wiring than with wire nuts. Unfortunately the plug will not work with standard NMB 12/2 d home wiring as in the US. Finally, the remote control receiver is designed to attach to the crossbar using the same two screws you used to attach the crossbar to the ceiling box. Only problem, the remote control is longer than the distance between the two screws. As the manufacturer suggests, attachment is not possible. You just have to put it on the lamp and put the wires inside to hide them. I bought two of these and both have the same problems. Save yourself the trouble of sending them back, find another light.