💡 LightingWill Directional Downlight, Electrical Industrial Equivalent to 3000K/3500K Review

I finally installed them and they sent me the wrong color. I ordered a warm white but they sent a cold white. The wires are badly soldered to the board. The rear window is closed and now I'm stuck with these bluish lights.

I bought 30 and installed them in a modified 2-slot plastic box with screws ···· (magnetic rod finder to find the exact center!) They're fine. They connect directly to 110 and each light has its own transformer up to 10 volts, I believe it reads. They are very very bright and cute!

easy installation, black (hot) to blue, white to brown. I received white light but could choose natural light if ordering again. White light is good for accents, while natural light is best for reading or girls' makeup. Very happy with this company and the follow up to ensure my order was completed to my satisfaction.

I love the headlights but was a bit disappointed that the kit didn't come with everything needed to install the headlights. Need a protective box for the wires, you don't want them just lying exposed, quality flashlights come with a protective box that already covers the wires. Second, you'll need extension cords, it's not a big deal as I have a Romax cord at home, but for others it would be nice to know in advance.

Purchased August 2017 for a kitchen renovation. Reconstruction was completed in June 2018, and several of them flickered at the same time at times. It's October 2018 and they've been used for 4 months and 6 out of 10 have blown! This is totally unacceptable for a 50,000 hour LED that burns out after 4 months of regular use in the kitchen! Unfortunately they only have 1 year. Warranty so it doesn't help me since they were bought 1 year and 2 months ago! I will never buy this brand again.

At first I was concerned that each light would need a separate junction box in the attic to match the code. I then decided to crimp the low voltage side of the small drivers and run a long piece of low voltage wire so I could connect all the drivers in the lady box. I attached a 2g nail to the rafter and planted the drivers in them with a 2g switch plate for ventilation. The light is brighter than I imagined and using a 2" hole saw and a small faucet to get them up to the ceiling, they look…

I wanted to add low voltage lamps to two shelves in the form of boxes that I have collected. I looked at a variety of lamps, some of which cost $69 each. These ten lamps (five per shelf) were a great fit at a low price. I extended the low side with 18 gauge wire pairs and nuts, then made the connections to the individual drivers in two duplicate electrical boxes tucked away in a closet behind the bookshelves. I used a CFL dimmer switch on the high voltage side that worked great. My only…