🔦 Amico Ultra Thin Selectable Downlight: Enhancing Industrial Electrical Brightness Review

I'm an electrician and have installed other similar devices that cost over $25 each. They're just as bright, fit and feel just as good as the more expensive ones. They are IC certified, which means they are designed to make direct contact with insulation without issue. The selectable color temperature is ideal for people who are not sure which color temperature is right for them. I can plug one in, turn it on and switch between different settings and let the customer choose exactly what they…

Recommended! Easy to install, thin enough even for cheap ½ inch thick drywall, place them anywhere on the ceiling even if rafters cross your path. Good uniform light throughout the facade, good light clarity. I expect to remodel about 5 rooms to use this instead of a centralized single mount. The only criticism is that the metal box is a little flimsy so you can bend it. And then bend back. But this detail does not hurt to recommend it and in this way they have lowered the price. Remember to…

These lights are pretty awesome. Maybe I overdid it a little and made 6 lamps in each room. The amount of light is absolutely insane from these things! I highly recommend getting a dimmer too, you'll thank me for that. Even full dimming is 10% of the output power, which is still more than enough once you've used a decent number of light sources. My only concern is that I wish they had the ability to dim more for a more voluminous living room feel for general viewing. Update: I found some…

I was able to purchase these lights when they had a great coupon so points for that! These lights are on par in every way with anything you can buy at Home Depot or Lowe's! Installation is easy (you will be given several templates to attach to the ceiling and trace). I was able to remove some of the ceiling boxes I had for the previous lighting and use the metal junction boxes included in the kit in place of those ceiling boxes. Let's talk a little bit about junction boxes. They are all metal…

I have installed several of these lights and they are very easy to work with. I would recommend cutting off the quick connectors and just using standard stranded wire for reliability and safety. Also remember to use the metal box clamps when routing the cables in the boxes. The light works exactly as described. They are 1/2 drywall thick and fit under floor joists and ceiling joists. This means you can install them almost anywhere without worrying about the placement of the top straps. Another…