Will this fit securely in an Halo H-7 down-light with two spring-like wire retainers?
2000975
Yes. That is the same canister I used for installation. The flat tripod of retainers should slide right in after you make your connections.
2000976
Oh sorry that question is too technical for me but we replaced an old regular light fixture from the 70's that was at bottom of staircase with this one and it was easygoing and I really like this light, looks great. Sorry can't be more help.
2000977
No, it is meant to fit in a round box or a box with a square to round mud ring. Not meant as a retrofit for existing can lights.
752179
Yes it will. That is what I have on mine and it left just enough to mount a small tactical light as well!
332478
Shouldn't be a problem, they give you two different sized mounting bands. Keep in mind this is NOT a CREE light, it's a complete knockoff with no information whatsoever. No manufacturer name, no country of origin. The seller here isn't being up front and honest about what this light is or isn't!
2007945
I don't know. Check the dimensions. My Streamlight ProTac HL fits great. The rubber boot on the bottom of the holder comes out and gives a little more space. I think it designed to protect the lens, but I've never had a problem with it. http://streamlight.com/en-us/product/product.html?pid=254
1332975
I don't no but it fits in a 7 inch housing if the light already is 7 inches it should be fine ... The back is a little wide and you need the anti flicker which you would need room for
1558874
Yes. Just disconnect the stock light harness and replace the assembly with this one. Mine fit snug and hasn't fallen out
629625
Your light has a Diameter: of 0.90" which slightly less that 1" the 30mm is too large you need a mount for a 1" like this one: Generic Offset Ring Side Mount for Flashlight/Laser, Blackyou may have to shim it slightly to get a tight fit.
1150798
Assuming you mean a H7ICAT housing, that is a standard 6" halo housing. Normally I loosen the wing nut to take the socket holder bracket out, unclip the socket from the bracket/heatsink, check to be sure that the side spring clip holders have not been bent out of the way for a previous trim (if so bend them back out with a short screwdriver etc...) , screw the socket adapter into the socket, plug into led trim, align spring clips and push trim into place, I sometimes tap around the trim to get them to seat properly.Good Luck, should be a simple procedure able to be done by most people. Assuming you mean a H7ICAT housing, that is a standard 6" halo housing. Normally I loosen the wing nut to take the socket holder bracket out, unclip the socket from the bracket/heatsink, check to be sure that the side spring clip holders have not been bent out of the way for a previous trim (if so bend them back out with a short screwdriver etc...) , screw the socket adapter into the socket, plug into led trim, align spring clips and push trim into place, I sometimes tap around the trim to get them to seat properly.Good Luck, should be a simple procedure able to be done by... » Read More Assuming you mean a H7ICAT housing, that is a standard 6" halo housing. Normally I loosen the wing nut to take the socket holder bracket out, unclip the socket from the bracket/heatsink, check to be sure that the side spring clip holders have not been bent out of the way for a previous trim (if so bend them back out with a short screwdriver etc...) , screw the socket adapter into the socket, plug into led trim, align spring clips and push trim into place, I sometimes tap around the trim to get them to seat properly.Good Luck, should be a simple procedure able to be done by most people. « Show Less
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.
437260
It will fit like it was made for your light, because it was. I put mine in a light that is at least ten years old.
86067
Looking at the listed dimensions, this Streamlight model is 0.90" diameter. So it probably would be "loose" in a 1.00" mounting ring, right? Better to use an adjustable clamp (if possible), I think. Either that, or trying to glue a rubber sheet "shim" around the body - but that could be clumsy, messy, and possibly might interfere with functioning.
1709088
No, they don't fit in at least Cooper's Halo H27ICATs. You could remove the light socket, with bracket (easy even if already installed), cut the wires and connect the quick connect connector with wire nuts. Or get rid of the quick connect and just use wire nuts. In that case these will fit, but I would think the housing is still too small if airtight and/or IC-rated -- most 15+ W retrofit LED lights I've seen, with the exception of Sylvania disk ones, are asking for 188mm depth. Guessing that's because of the heat.
1438061
It may fit but I don't think it will lock in very well. I looked at some pictures of that light and I can not tell for sure. The metro series fits on it that is what I use on it. Wish I could help more
1643651
It should. It is a dimmer...and you would just adjust it down. Halogens are always hot...and I assume they will continue to be.
1521247
I'm not sure about that light, but I manage to fit my Streamlight Polystinger DS into it securely without any issues.
456402
The male end fits fine in my CREE Battery with a cord loop to get them to stay together. To get the female end to accept I had to trim some of the CREE male end and glue them together. It is not a precise fit but, with some minor modifications you can get them to work.
329523
It attaches the same way. Spring loaded wires on 2 sides. I ordered one a few months ago and it fit perfectly into a light that was manufactured in 1980.