can this be used with recessed fixtures?
2084398
Although it can be plugged in, you may want to consider getting some sort of flood bulb instead depending on how deep the recession is. My impression is that it may stick out from the recessed area.
2084399
That is how I use them... had them for a few months and no issues. BTW - love the quality of light and dimming feature. Normally I cannot stand overhead light but these have converted me.
1544140
Hi I think it would work the bulb gives off little heat. But check to make sure it would fit in the fixture your planning to use
1496738
I would assume so. It just provides power to your fixture, so if your fixture can do CFL, then you should be fine.
2204000
It fastens with the little nut in the middle. Might fit recessed lighting but not designed for it.
718531
I use a Cree 9 watt LED bulb in an outdoor fixture, which is controlled by the Honeywell RPLS531A. Works fine. Don't know about the recessed aspect but I can't think of a reason why it wouldn't. In my application, the bulb is facing downward, inside an outdoor fixture.
1439149
Can be used in any fixture, any position where high heat and high wattage bulbs are required. Note that this will make the overall length of the bulb considerably longer, so be sure you have clearance.
621012
yes but you should make sure that the hole that you cut inthe ceiling is up against a joist so you can secure the housing of the fixture
146112
No, the clearance from ceiling to top of the first bulb is slightly less than 1 inch, so while you may be able to recess the "can" slightly you won't be able to fully hide it.
1426449
check this link or you can google similar sites...http://blog.pegasuslighting.com/2010/09/how-to-layout-recessed-lighting-in-4-easy-steps/
802057
This product is for outside wall mounting only and not meant for recessed areas. You may however drill new holes provided the recessed area will accept the new fixture.
1758611
Yes. Separate the base from the fixture,screw the base down after bringing in the wiring. connect the wiring,refasten fixture. That's what I had to do with mine. Good Luck
977500
I guess you could if your wall depth and space between studs was big enough. But it's not made for that. The ones meant to be recessed usually have a door that is larger than the cabinet so it covers the edges when closed. I wouldn't recommend recessing these.
164524
Recessed lights must be powered from fan box and wired to receiver as if they were a light kit. DON'T go over the max wattage of receiver and all will work fine. It's been done before. I recommend an electrician making the proper connections though. Your loved ones are not replaceable.
2282831
It's going to depend on the fixture. If it has standard threading, yes. You may have to get an additional adapter.
1668655
Our 19W Recessed Lighting fixtures are made to work with high voltage lighting system (110-120V). We do not recommend customers to modify the lights in any shape or form because it might cause damage to the light. However, if customer insists on trying, we would need to let customers know any lights that have been modified will not be covered by the 1-year product warranty.
370746
should be ok in any overhead recessed fixture as the 8w will not produce much heat, so no heat senors on any recessed lights would ever trip.
600662
I don't see why not. If you can use a normal incandescent bulb in your fixture, you should be able to use this one as well.