💡 Enhance your Ceiling Fan with the Westinghouse Lighting 7784500 LED Cluster Light Kit – Polished Brass Finish and Frosted Ribbed Glass Review

Looks very nice, lampshades are real glass and the bulbs themselves are small, bright Westinghouse LEDs 75W, around 3000K, hence the light is warm rather than blue/white. Much brighter than the canister bulbs I had on the fan prior to this unit.

Looks good but make sure it's what you need. I have a fan with wires for the light kit. The diameter was in the dirt, but my fan has 3 screw holes for the original base plate. So it turned out that 2 holes coincided, only 1 of which coincided. I had to trim it down, it looks nice but what a pain.

He added much needed light to the bedroom. It was easy to install. The instructions were easy to understand. I would recommend buying a pull chain, the cord that came with the kit will work, but you'll understand after installation. The supplied LEDs emit a lot of light.

We were going to decorate our living room and saw this. I checked and had wiring for extra light. I couldn't power a cable and the device was too small for an internal connection. I called an electrician and in less than an hour he installed it using the existing cover. Magic. Now we have light and I didn't light this place.

Arrived badly deformed and the tape was hanging on the box, not well attached for transport. I have a few extras and they fit decent. Take the risk a I'm ordering something with glass and other items that can be very fragile like the other one I have so I'm unhappy and don't have time to send it back and get one locally.

Didn't work at first. called an electrician. He was out of the house for two minutes while I explained the situation to him. He asked if I had connected the blue wire in the fan housing to the black house wire. I said no. Didn't pay much attention to the "blue" wire as the fan originally didn't have a light, so it didn't bother me. I was just following instructions that didn't say anything about the "blue" wire (at least I think I'm right). They told me it was my problem. Do not connect the…

First turn off the power to the fan using the switch and breaker on the power supply panel. It was easy to put it in place. Take the lightweight bottom cover that is on top of the fan assembly. (Remove 2 or 3 side screws) Remove the middle large screw from the bottom cover. Slide the threaded center of the lamp assembly through the base. Secure the threaded portion of the lamp assembly to the base with a hex nut and washer. Take the black wire from the bulb and attach the blue wire from the fan

My mother has a very nice 1980's ceiling fan that was installed by a home builder who didn't have a lighting kit. Due to its age I had trouble finding a lightweight kit that would work with it. I was thinking of replacing the fan but the fan works fine. If I replace it, it's likely to end up in the trash because of its age, and I hate unnecessary trash. This lightweight kit was perfect for a fan. While I feel it was a little overpriced, it was cheaper than buying a new fan and the kit looks…