Review on 💡 Trailer Voltage Recessed Ceiling Downlights by Judy Sena

Arrived very quickly but there was a problem right away. Between the LED and the body is a round glass that floats between them. It needs to be compressed to keep the assembly from shaking loudly. It's so compressed that there's a slot on the body and a pin on the LED (like a cover on a Nalgen, but instead of a thread there's just a tip that fits into the groove). You rotate the LED and the pin goes deeper into the groove, making the connection stronger. The problem is that the pin is very weak and breaks. This product would be good in a stationary situation but not strong enough for a moving vehicle. I'll probably put a screw in to replace the pins and everything should work fine, but it makes installation more difficult as all the parts have to be adjusted right away. I can't say anything about the brightness yet.