I want to install these lights in a pan ceiling, but I only have 10" of clearance between the pan ceiling and the actual ceiling, is this enough to fit this cans?
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Yes, that is plenty of clearance. They are only 5 to 6 inches from ring to top of light box.
1004806
10 inches is probably enough clearance but unless you can get between the ceilings to work, how will you do the wiring?
1581943
This is a very subjective question with a lot of variables. I am an artist myself with a large studio. The 10' ceilingIs not the problem, the light distribution is. Four lights is definitely insufficient. My studio is 17' x 30' and I have18 of these LED lights. But again, enough light, is a very personal issue. Make a temporary hookup and test.
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Must not be compatible. I noticed that the short housing cans require a difference light. These Sylvania works lie a champ for the normal high hat fixture. If I remember correctly, 6 inch height is the standard height. You may also have some 4 inch (which appear to be almost 5 inch when measured). These cans that are not as deep require a different bulb. I used the HALO brand for my shallow cans: Halo 6 in. White LED Recessed Lighting TrimSame color temp (3000K). I have them in the same room with my Sylvanias...and you cannot tell the difference. Must not be compatible. I noticed that the short housing cans require a difference light. These Sylvania works lie a champ for the normal high hat fixture. If I remember correctly, 6 inch height is the standard height. You may also have some 4 inch (which appear to be almost 5 inch when measured). These cans that are not as deep require a different bulb. I used the HALO brand for my shallow cans: Halo 6 in. White LED Recessed Lighting TrimSame color temp (3000K). I have them in the same room with my Sylvanias...and you... » Read More Must not be compatible. I noticed that the short housing cans require a difference light. These Sylvania works lie a champ for the normal high hat fixture. If I remember correctly, 6 inch height is the standard height. You may also have some 4 inch (which appear to be almost 5 inch when measured). These cans that are not as deep require a different bulb. I used the HALO brand for my shallow cans: Halo 6 in. White LED Recessed Lighting TrimSame color temp (3000K). I have them in the same room with my Sylvanias...and you cannot tell the difference. « Show Less
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The light strips will easily fit behind a 3/4" recess. I measured mine, and they only stick out 3/8" from the mounted surface.
201016
Hi Lee,As long as the luminary is not fully enclosed(has some way to vent out heat,) and is slightly larger than the dimensions listed on the product page, it should work fine. These are designed to fit recessed lights, so there should not be an issue. Also, it is a technically a flood, so it disperses close to 180 degrees.Thanks,G7 Power
2009347
Yes, they can, and what's nice is the top inch will hang out and light up the whole room. (Unless you use your recessed as spot lights then they will not work that way.)
156771
sure, but i would not advise it. you would do better with 3 or 4, 10 watt units. these lights are real bright and hard to look into, unless they are hung overhead.
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.
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yes, they are fairly small and fit in (if you mean something like this http://www.amazon.com/Yosemite-Home-Decor-JK101-11SN-2-Light/dp/B003ARSZWU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396141276&sr=8-1&keywords=ceiling+fixture), however enclosed fixture might diminish the output.
94011
Don't know exactly. Fixture is in a different location. I think it is about 3". There is a gap of about one half inch between the ceiling (bottom of can light) and the shield as I recall.
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Without taking down the light fixture in the garage ( my garage ceiling is about 14 feet high), I would say the distance between each sockets is no more then 2 inches. I feel any normal compact fluorescent would fit, but the Eiko 81180 - SP105/50/MED would not since there is not enough clearance between the sockets. In addition I have the Utilitech 65-Watt (300W) Spiral Medium Base Soft White (2700K) CFL Bulb in another socket in a workshop and feel the weight of the bulb alone would be to much for the base. I would stick to something similar to 4 GE CFL Light Bulb: 26 Watt (100W Equivalent) bulbs for this socket, which ended up being more light then I expected. Anything more would not fit or exceed the weight the socket could handle. The socket base is just plastic and doesn't exactly fit very tight.
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I am going to attempt to answer this, my husband is a gen contractor, he put in 6" can lights in the kitchen, over a few years the baffles yellowed so he found these on Amazon at this amazing price, so, the answer is, they are not 6" in depth, they fit a 6" can light
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Yes, I have one on my kitchen ceiling where my old track lighting used to be, however I will warn you the cans on this light are quite small. You can't really tell that from the picture. They do swivel pretty well though so I am able to direct the light where I want it and it gives off a lot of light once it's up. Hope this helps!
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Absolutely not. I installed this fixture in my regular height dining room and the light is so bright I use my dimmer to lower the illumination. I think a higher ceiling might accommodate this light well as it gives off a bit of heat, and I am confident it will be well placed.
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somewhere around the perimeter on the top. put as close as you can to the edge ,otherwise there will not be enough clearance for the light to fit properly
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Not sure what you mean by small can lights, however I have mine installed in a ceiling recessed can fixture. If you currently have br30 bulbs in your lights these should work fine.
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Hello, these lights have cooling fans at back so you would need about 3-4 inches of clearance. I'm not about warranty though. They have been great for me so far.