🌤️ Cloudy Bay Dimmable LED Track Light Head, CRI90+ 5000K Daylight, Tiltable Track Lighting Fixture, 40° Angle for Accent Retail, White Finish, Halo Type - 3 Pack Review

Received six. The lights are nice and bright with a nice color. One started flashing after 4-5 hours of operation. tried unsuccessfully to replace via the direct link. I posted a review with a complaint and the seller sent a new unit that works great. It took me a few weeks to receive the replacement, to sum up, a good product. I guess a single mistake can happen to anyone. I would appreciate a faster replacement shipment.

I got these to replace a failed RKI 610543 track light module. The Cloudy Bay slides easily into the track slot and engages the track guides and then engages with a slide latch. Aside from the device rotating in the right direction, it couldn't be easier. It was perfect for the RKI track. Oh, and these units are BRIGHT. I put two spare blocks on the rail thinking it would help in a normally dark room. My wife said it was too light so I took it off. So now I have spares in case other RKI modules

For reviews that mention "difficult to install into track", here's an easy fix. Wherever you mount the light, you have enough space to turn the base of the light into a track. Remember to hold the slider up until the lamp base is in place. If you need to pull a little to complete the rotation into position (with the wood block still in the way), use the channel lock and a piece of cloth in the jaw and make the final adjustment. I installed three lights in about 5 minutes.

I like their look as they are much smaller than the old transformer based halogen bulbs they replace. Note, however, that they put out a VERY bright, cool white light and don't have a diffuser to avoid glare when aimed at where people might need to look at them. I'm expecting a wall dimmer (they're documented as dimmable) to mute them when they're pointing through our living room to the sofa. I could also test how hot they get and if not too hot then maybe put some diffusing foil on the front…

Many people have talked about how difficult it is to install. The first was. In fact, I used channel lock pliers to finish the job (recommended by another poster). I thought, wait, that can't be right, so I took it off and approached the track and sort of piloted it. goes and the next five went the same way. I had to push hard with my setup. YMMV. Looks good, know that the bulbs can not be changed. Very white light, quite concentrated. Major upgrade equipped with transformer, 35 year old…

So they're not kidding about it being a tight fit. the old lanterns moved and the lights went out; These lights don't move (along Track H) without a concerted effort, but I give *zero* thought to turning them off or on. They're also a ton lighter, so don't worry about them slipping off - today or any time in the future. Color 4k is *beautiful*. I like the small profile (earlier lamps were giant cylinders, 4" in diameter and 6" deep, not 2" squares). I was hoping that the bulbs would be…

They are delivered individually wrapped. They are a bit tricky to install as they fit snugly. The base rail module has a slide lever that must be pulled down before it can be rotated counterclockwise into the guide. Only the handle was used for installation. I didn't want to damage it with water pump pliers. Eventually they sit down and sneak a little. Make sure they are where you want them. They can then be adjusted to the desired angle and rotation. Great little lights! If they last as long…

So I bought these to replace the HALO L2001X units on a single circle Halo Power-Trac. These LED blocks are not suitable for the power rail. No twisting will cause the metal contacts to slide into the grooves inside the rail. This happens for two reasons. First, the metal fins are a little wider than you would expect from Halo rails - I confirmed this by comparing the LED blocks to my L2001X. Second, the metal protrusions are thicker than on my L2001X. After much trial and error I decided to…