💡 Ensenior Ultra Thin LED Recessed Downlight - High Brightness for Industrial Electrical Applications Review

If the price seems too good to be true. While the build quality is good and the brightness is as advertised, these are NOT 6" LEDs -Lamps. This lamp is only 5" wide. If you buy these to replace 6" recessed boxes they will not work as they are too small to fill the hole left by the 6" recessed light If you are buying these for NEW BUILDING then they appear to be good just be aware that they are 5" LED's and not 6" as advertised.

First I set them (I think there are 16 of them) to several different dimmers and they flickered. I found that it had to be a dimmer approved by the manufacturer of these lights, so I had to throw those dimmers away and buy new ones. Not the end of the world. The manufacturer's support team contacted me and helped me figure out the issue, even offering to walk through the various components of the design to completely eliminate the system flicker. At least I know that if I were to buy this brand

There are various reasons why I have given these 5 stars and I will list some of them below. Reason 1: smoothness. These lights look very stylish, they are held in place by two clips which hold them nice and tight once fitted into the cut out hole. Reason 2: The lights are ready to install, they also come with instructions. about how to connect everything and turn it on. Reason 3: They are energy efficient and last 10 times longer than regular light bulbs. There are 12 pieces in this kit and…

Recommended by Amazon, these flashlights emit a high level of radio frequencies that exceed FCC standards. I took them apart and there was no attempt to shield them from radio/tv noise. Noise can penetrate everything. There are much better brands that aren't as cheap as these bulbs or as noisy. I may have written three bad reviews in my life but this one definitely deserves one. To update. After I wrote my review I was contacted by the company and they said they would redesign the light to be…

I am an electrician and own my own business. When customers need downlights, I usually buy commercial electric LED panels, but if there isn't enough space for a traditional downlight, I buy them and they never fail. They are very reliable and look amazing every time. I would highly recommend these glass lamps to anyone looking for recessed lighting. They are smooth and most of the light is glass and has a 1 inch border around the light. These lights look great anywhere. I have installed these…

Edit: My faith in humanity has been restored. The company contacted me and helped me understand what types of dimmers are supported by these devices and which are not. They send me a new dimmer which they tested and I hope (fingers crossed) that it solves all my problems! I really don't want to call my electrician to come back and reinstall! I have two problems with it. First, you can't dim them below what most would consider 50%. I tried 2 different dimmer switches and none of them could make…

I was looking for recessed lights for our kitchen and dining room. Criteria: LED, daylight color, flush mounting and easy installation. After researching many options, including everything available at local hardware and lighting stores, I chose this set of 12 lights because they met the criteria for best overall value. When I received the lamps they were all delivered in good condition. I tested all the bulbs and found them to be the same in terms of brightness, wattage and color temperature…

So I don't usually compromise on lighting. I've installed many conventional 6" lights around the house using relatively expensive LED trim kits and have been generally pleased with the results. When I stumbled across these and found they were about half the price of 6 inch cans of LED bulbs I crossed my fingers and bought 30 for our basement. First, they are well-designed devices. Someone put a lot of thought into this design. They are very easy to install with basic tools. You'll need 1/2"…