💡 Retrofit Industrial Electrical Recessed Downlight Lighting Review

I have replaced my incandescent bulbs with an LED retrofit kit. My lightbulbs didn't have clips so I needed these clips. Brackets work great when you have them right where they need to be. I went up from the bottom of the blanket about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inches. I also installed the clip where the screw hole was at the top and the clip area was at the bottom. I hope this review saves you one day, but clips work great. You may need to adjust them. I just used an ice pick to make a hole. You can use…

Some glass lights don't have side clips for attaching the wire torsion springs that hold the built in replacement LED strip in place and these clips get the job done for a reasonable price. I pre-drilled the holes using a wooden template I made. He leaned against the rim of the can to create the exact location of the hole at the top of the rim of the can. I used the markings on the glass to place each of the two clamps (per glass) 180 degrees apart. The clips worked well enough, but the springs

Works great and a little trick to make installation easier. It's thin and bends easily, but that's part of the benefit of retrofitting existing recessed lighting. My first try or two failed miserably because it was difficult to center the opposite side and sometimes I want it to be misaligned when the light hole was cut out of alignment. The trick I used to save time and achieve perfect light alignment was this: 1) Take your light source and draw a circle on a piece of paper and also put an "X"