Lithonia Lighting 21E 120 SWR Review

Very easy to install, plenty of room in the cable compartment as I had to route a different set of cables to connect to another device. I'm very happy with it as 21 inch lights are hard to find in my area.

Works well, easy to install. The only thing I didn't like was the very short black cable installed on the block. During installation I had to lengthen the cable. Not a big deal, but it should have been longer for an easier install. Overall a good product so far.

The duct has only 2 cutouts, both in the middle of the unit. I had to drill a hole on the right side to accommodate the wiring in my house. Also, the lightbulb was not included as stated in the product description. Light after installation works perfectly.

Lightweight, no-frills design. It's a bit difficult to enter the channel but I finally opened it. Just a small note that the kit did not include the bulb advertised as 'included'. Now I have to go and get one. They are about 10 dollars. The view doesn't make the light cost as big as I thought.

The duct has only 2 knockout plugs, both in the middle of the block. I had to drill a hole on the right side to accommodate the wiring in my house. Also, the lightbulb was not included as stated in the product description. Light after installation works perfectly.

This is a no-frills counter light. It's a bit difficult to enter the channel but I finally opened it. Just a small note that the kit did not include the bulb advertised as 'included'. Now I have to go and get one. They are about 10 dollars. The view doesn't make the light cost as big as I thought.

Contrary to the description on the product page, the flashlight was not included. Also, the instructions were difficult to follow, so I installed it without them. Finally, I drilled a hole in the back of the unit to line up with my electrics. After all, the device worked well, looked good and served its purpose.

You need to buy your own bulb. If you're buying this to replace an old light fixture, chances are you just need a new ballast. If you can disassemble the old fixture by removing the cover (rather than the lens), the ballast on any fluorescent bulb is easy to replace instead of buying a brand new one. The lid is usually held in place by a pair of metal grommets in the base. You have to press hard directly on these ridges to deflect the lid just enough to clear the small ridge. This exposes the…