Review on LED Adjustable Hardwired Dimmable Linkable by John Munajj

So far I am very happy with this lamp. And if she does not stop working in the near future, then she will do exactly what she is supposed to, and certainly give enough light. So after the installation I can say that I am very satisfied. The only downside I see with this flashlight is that it actually has two attachment mechanisms. One of them is the usual sliding on the screw heads. The other is two very narrow channels (through the bracket) for a long, thin screw that goes through the case and screws into the case. In the end I only had to use the slide mechanism when installing, simply due to local restrictions. But to use the sliding version, you have to partially disassemble the mount, which isn't that difficult, except that it's very difficult to put it back together after the mount is in place, as there are a lot of small wires inside the case For example, slide out and prevent the plate from snapping back. I recommend that you tape the wiring inside the case after removing the bottom panel but before installing the light fixture. Hopefully this will make the bundle tidier and therefore easier to reinstall the panel with all the cables inside. Installation would be easier if there were three changes to this design.1. Instead of making the two screw channels so small, I would rather have them much larger. Then I was able to securely attach the bracket just through the through holes. In fact, only a 3/32 screw can currently be screwed into these holes. I wish they were a lot bigger.2. Perforating the metal body of the top fixture to create small wire clips that can keep all the wiring tidy for easier installation.3. I wish there was a paper template included for all the top mounting holes. If the kit had a long piece of paper that I could use to tape it to the cabinet and then pre-drill the holes I needed, I could use both attachment mechanisms at the same time and get a really good connection. with very easy installation. It looks like if you are just one person you will need to hold the mount by making marks and/or drilling pilot holes. A simple paper template would allow one person to complete a professional looking installation.