24W Warm White Led Panel Ceiling Light Fixtures with 5730 SMD Circle Annular Round Replacement Board Bulb Review

Two different sellers, two quality problems from Ledytech. The first light went out after two months. This light arrived with LED connector solder chipped off the LED fixture. It was too late to replace the first. I get compensation for it, but my hopes for endless hours of light in my kitchen are pretty much non-existent.

The product came poorly packaged. Minor damage to the plastic housing was repaired by me. The part has been working perfectly for over 40 days and now only a very few LED cells are still lit. The product must be guaranteed for 5 years. The goods came without papers. I wrote to the supplier and received no reply. buyers be aware.

This was an easy replacement. You'll most likely need to drill out the rivets that hold the lamp clips in place, but that's pretty easy. The magnets worked great for me. I had to straighten the metal a bit, but that's not a problem. Best of all though, the light is bright. Much nicer than a fluorescent lamp that only runs at maximum brightness for a short time.

Depending on the original lamp and the type of installation, additional work may be required. In our case, the original bracket had to be removed to access the nuts on the house's wiring and to remove the 11-inch fluorescent lamp's retaining springs that were interfering with the installation of the LED lighting ring. The rest of the installation went well and the amount of light is very good. Really refreshes a previously dark laundry room.

I bought 2 of these to upgrade a pair of halogen floor lamps. By removing the halogen lamp holder and the associated safety cut-off, wiring the LED light is a breeze. In addition to the energy savings, not only does the 24W LED light emit almost as much light as a 500W halogen bulb, but I no longer have to worry about the safety risk that a halogen bulb poses. I had to turn off the dimmer switch on the bulbs, but that's not a big deal considering I like the amount of light an LED light puts…

My double tube round light died after a few years. It's not really of much use. So I checked and found that replacing two dead ring tubes would cost $45+. And there was no guarantee that the ballast had reached the end of its useful life either. Another $20+. So I gave this fixture a try and found it very easy to install and actually gives out more light than the original twin bulbs and costs about 2/5 the cost of fluorescent and ballast. I had to remove the clips holding the tubes. No big…

After meticulously gutting a round kitchen ceiling light made up of two large round fluorescent bulbs, a large heavy ballast and all the clips and screws that held it all together, I was ready to shoot the process. with this replacement LED block. The first indication that it wasn't was the flimsy bubble wrap it came in. The block consists of an extremely thin, aluminum-based circular circuit board and a small plastic transformer. After screwing the magnetic "legs" onto the circuit board and…

Bought a 24w white LED panel to replace a 12" T9 fluorescent tube. give it a flat surface. Tip: Use the shipping carton! The kit includes the magnets and screws needed to mount to an existing metal ceiling light. I removed the existing T9 fluorescent lamp and ballast along with the metal clips holding the T9 bulb. Then I attached the assembled LED panel with the new ballast. The wiring was also very easy. Using the included double ended spring connector I connected the LED wires to the wires…

Update - this is my second one and it's in better condition than the first one which arrived bent. This time I played around with the magnets, just using some small nuts and bolts I have. Works perfectly. I no longer need fluorescent lamps. I had a nice (albeit fluorescent) laundry light with two rings, one about 12 inches and the other 8 inches. Also, I wanted to hang the circuit breaker on the wall, which was difficult with fluorescent lights (because of the ballast, I think). Also, the…