🔦 Upgrade your Lighting with TORCHSTAR Recessed Lighting Retrofit Downlight: Enhance Efficiency and Style Review

We have over 25 lights installed in the basement which we are in the process of finishing and they look great. Easy to install and even the white part is painted black to match the black painted ceiling. You end up with extra features because you have to buy them in packs of 8, but for the price there could be some extras just in case we want to add more or replace later if anyone has a problem.

We used these lights in the kitchen, living room and corner to soften the dark areas of these rooms. We needed heavier connectors for the wires, so we used different ones that weren't included in the kit. The green wires weren't that strong, so we used needle nose pliers to push them through the connectors. Easy installation, nice warm white color as described, and they go great with the dimmer.

I like the recessed look (many others look flat and cheap) very bright, doesn't buzz when dimmed with a simple dimmer, drywall Mounting springs are at the correct tension The light is held in place but small adjustments can be made. Note: Weirdly, the hole template is at least an inch larger than necessary, but that's not really a problem. I liked it so much I bought a second pack of eight to replace some of my existing can lights. They really do look like real can lights, not surface mount.

We have remodeled our kitchen with 4 old style pots. We replaced them with these and added 2 more over the new peninsula we built. Replacing existing lamps was very easy and installing new ones was just as easy. Most of the time was spent searching for the exact location to install the new lamps. One caveat: any time you run a wire into a metal case, you must have some sort of sleeve to protect the wire. This was also mentioned in the instructions. It would be nice if there was a jack.

We have been remodeling our kitchen with 4 old style pots. We replaced them with these and added 2 more over the new peninsula we built. Replacing existing lamps was very easy and installing new ones was just as easy. Most of the time was spent searching for the exact location to install the new lamps. One caveat: any time you run a wire into a metal case, you need some sort of grommet to protect the wire. This was also mentioned in the instructions. It would be nice if there was a jack.

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I chose these as they match the "old school" look of a fixture that is actually recessed into the ceiling. I like this for a room where I use screens because there is a further downward beam of light and should cause less glare. I replaced a couple of surface mount lights with 16 in a 20' x 20' room. In the brightest light, the room now shines like Monday Night Football. I would say it's at least 5 times brighter than before. But I've added a dimmer and am happy to report that they still look…