Transform Your Space with Satco SF77 621 Recessed Converter Review

This worked great in my entryway where a ceramic light fixture was protruding from the wall. I bought Hyperikon 100w LED bulbs which light up the laundry where I need it!

2 lights converted to pendant lights. I bought two plastic pots. Very light weight. I painted them matt black on the outside and silver on the inside. I have used this extender and Walla. A set of pendant lights for $30 each.

the plants i brought need light. I have used them in two recessed lights and added plant lights, now I have the right light for them. I am very happy. I hope there will be plants. Especially the water lotus! came quickly And the price is right. I am impressed with this seller and product.

I love this product. This helps me position the light around the corner of my driveway. Otherwise I would have had to install another lamp. The light converter and lamp are quite heavy so I put a plastic band around the light converter cylinder and attached the band to my house eve.

I used to have a kit like this that lasted 4 years. I replaced them with a new set using the same bulbs 2 weeks ago and they lasted 2 weeks before the plastic in the installed bulb melted and both stopped working. The bulbs I use are 75 watts. I wouldn't buy these unless you use LED bulbs.

Works great make sure you have the right nipple size but almost all work well. Also: do not twist the lightbulb. Aside from that, you can use your hand to twist and turn the spotlight to highlight pretty much anything you want. I've been using it for a few months and haven't had any problems at all. Ideal for deep recessed sockets in the basement. They highlight items in frames on the wall. Very satisfied.

In our new house there is only one socket in the garage. Worse, it sits directly behind a support beam, so one half of the garage gets little light while the other half is constantly in shadow. I bought this 1x4 socket converter and attachment and used four equivalent 60w LED bulbs to create a much brighter light source hanging under the support beam and lighting all parts of the garage really well.

I have a double back staircase in a two storey house that has an on/off light switch at each end and a recessed pot shaped light at the top center of the staircase. Ceiling. Tried a motion-sensing night light on the middle heel, which worked fairly well, except the light often popped out of the wall when someone was carrying something up or down. Light switches with motion sensors at each end would work, but couldn't limit them to just the first step at the top or bottom of the stairs, so the…

I used to have a set like this that lasted 4 years. I replaced them with a new set using the same bulbs 2 weeks ago and they lasted 2 weeks before the plastic in the installed bulb melted and both stopped working. The bulbs I use are 75 watts. I wouldn't buy these unless you use LED bulbs.

Works great make sure you have the correct beam size but almost all work well. Also: do not twist the lightbulb. Aside from that, you can use your hand to twist and turn the spotlight to highlight pretty much anything you want. I've been using it for a few months and haven't had any problems at all. Ideal for deep recessed sockets in the basement. They highlight items in frames on the wall. Very satisfied.

There is only one outlet in our garage in our new home. Worse, it sits directly behind a support beam, so one half of the garage gets little light while the other half is constantly in shadow. I bought this 1x4 socket converter and attachment and used four equivalent 60w LED bulbs to create a much brighter light source hanging under the support beam and lighting all parts of the garage really well.