What size hole do I need to recess this fixture in my cabinet.
1969305
hello, the cut-out of the light is 68mm, so the hole need to be about 68mm~70mm in diameter
1856206
The AKDY has a round vent at the top of the unit, so you'll have to cover the existing hole and make a new opening. I've found that a 6" hole saw made for recessed lighting works wonders for that application.
1478714
I used as a replacement for existing knobs so a drill bit wasn't needed. Not knowing the size of drill bits, I can only say the hole needed is the same as other knobs. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
820186
I believe I used a 4 3/8"in. hole saw and it was tight getting them in. The wiring was the easiest, just use a test light to determine what hooks to what, its labeled on the back of the light.
925014
Phil, The dimensions of the fixture itself are 2-1/8 x 18-1/8 x 1"thick. You need about 1-3/4 at one end for the bend radius and plug in cable that comes from a small junction box that comes with the fixture. You hardwire to the junction box and install a short jumper between the junction box and the led fixture. The jumper can only plug in on the end (either end). You would have to modify the led fixture to hardwire directly to it. Hope this helps. If I can figure out how, I will upload a couple of pictures to the Amazon page for this fixture. Ron
1475248
Fixture is held by a bracket that mounts on a wall. The screw holes for the bracket are just over 4" apart, drilled horizontally.
2204000
It fastens with the little nut in the middle. Might fit recessed lighting but not designed for it.
571619
A standard hole is usually 1 1/4" to 1 1/2" (inches) that's what you will find in most vanities, I bought my vanity at Ikea and it fit perfectly; what will go through the hole are 2 small hoses so you won't have any problem running them through the hole.
1231305
I believe all plug in stern base lights are standard the hole is just about a hair over 3/4 inch ID to accommodate 3/4 pole light The first answer must be talking about depth
1685368
The faceplate dimensions are 8 1/2" wide by 2 1/4" high. The hole size needs to be 6 3/4 x 1 3/4. I'm unsure about the depth, as I'm unwilling to pull my unit out of the wall, but I'd estimate 4 1/2", for sure less than 6".
1980203
There is no hole! Had to saw out a "custom" hole for my fixture. It looks good though!
146111
I am very doubtful. I installed this light into my office, and the clearance between the ceiling and the first orb light is maybe two inches. Installing it into a recess will probably not work out. Hard to say without seeing/knowing the exact area.
1959090
Overall is 11-1/8" (as close as I can estimate with a square).Hole spacing is 9-7/8", and the holes can accept #10 screws. The one I received actually has 10 LED's.
828533
I recessed mine. I built a custom cedar cabinet top and cut a round opening in it large enough to recess it about 3.5-4" into the opening. I cut a cove inside the opening, filled it with a bead of silicon caulk and dropped the vessel in, making sure it was level. Worked perfectly. I'd provide a photo if I knew how to post it here.
1308481
I can't remember exactly, but if hold drill bit to under side of light u can size it then use smaller bit to predrill then just plug lights in one extension to the next, don't need instructions it's pretty simple. Absolutely love these lights from easy install to great appearance
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.
395791
Dan, the lights are 4inch. I cannot measure the actual hole as the lights are encased in a housing. So if you do not need exact measurement I would go with 4 and 1/4 inches.