Does this attach to any type of can in the size range quoted? Currently I have 5 inch (BR40 capable recessed lighting).
338606
It fits into 5 inch cans, I have 6 inch cans fits perfectly, this is a great LED light
338607
This unit is held into the existing recessed can by the same spring hooking system as the original trim.My existing cans are halo. You can see this spring in one of the pictures on the product page.
12700
Yes. Check the specifications for height and the height of your light unit, also.
2103516
Dimension as presented (3.5x5x5) is basically meaningless IMO. I have 7 of these retrofit LED's in my exterior sofits and three indoors in the shower ceieling. Each fits into a standard 4" recessed can. The recessed can has a 4" diameter circular openning and this item clips into that can.... They come with adapter for non LED cans (conventional threaded bulbs). Be careful if permitted installation as code /Title 24 energy code may require dedicated can for only LED type bulbs...
101205
In fact these bulbs will work great in a can (recessed) light fixture. Most of the light is emitted from the round end of the bulb.
1901675
I have a regular sized light bulb (40 Watt), and it does stick out a little at the end (which is not a big deal for me). A shorter light bulb would fit more completely inside the "bucket" of the paint can.
1328984
These lights do not require any type of can. The spring clips hold them into the sheet rock. These clips swing outward. You need the ones with long straight springs (not these lights).
902365
It will fit with ease. I installed five strips affixex with double sided velcro. That setup is about 3/8ths of an inch. If you use the brackets that came with light it will be even less.
824919
I clipped it on a 40 watt standard bulb, fit perfectly. The clamp is flexible enough to move as needed. Hope this helps
303083
It can, but I have trouble with it. My BR30's are recessed into cans that have the tips of the BR30 barely below the level of the ceiling, as I imagine is the same with your bulbs. My problem is that the gap between the bulb and the can/trim is so narrow that I have a really hard time fitting all the prongs into that area, and a MUCH harder time getting it back out. Doing this ends up mangling the prongs on the bulb grabber cup, and I have to bend them back into shape between each remove/install operation.
1429560
This is simply trim for a 4-inch can. If the bulb is appropriate for the light fixture, then the trim will work fine. It is nice trim. I love it in my home, and the price is right.
450580
It should, but be aware that it's a 65w bulb and if it is enclosed, it might over heat. If it just in a "can" receptical with an open front, it should be alright.
1853752
The diameter is 5 inches. HOWEVER, the height/length of the bulb was too short to fit my recessed can lights- both the R40 and BR40 (were 5 and 5 1/4 inches tall). I could not screw the bulb all the way up into the socket. I ended up having to return these bulbs and order the Ditto S9003 13 watt, 85 watt 880 Lumen R40, LED 3000K bulbs - this bulb was 6 1/4 inches tall and could be completely screwed in to my can ceiling fixtures. Once I found the bulbs that fit, I ordered 6 more!
838907
After doing some research of the canister Halo H995RICAT, the 15Watt 4-inch lights should be able to fit in these cans without a problem.
2204000
It fastens with the little nut in the middle. Might fit recessed lighting but not designed for it.
11139
yes, but I wanted to use it in a grow light can style receptacle and the width of the bulb at the bottom was too wide to use.
1455584
It depends on what your existing can lights have on them to attach to the threaded bolt on the stand
493839
Yes these LED lights will fit into a standard recessed can. I put two in my aunt's rather dark kitchen and the results were literally light and day (pun intended). These are the brightest LED lights I could find anywhere and well worth the price.