Any installation issues? e.g. rivets holding transformer bracket interfere with a flush ceiling installation?
1881587
I had no real issues installing them, they went pretty easily into Halo cans, plenty bright and depending on application I would suggest a good dimmer. I run them nearly all the time at the lowest setting in living room and a hallway
1881588
I am having issues with it fitting flush due to the rivets. Did you ever attempt/resolve this?
1881589
Make a trial run with one installation...assuming you are updating existing can lights...several iterations available and you may/may nothave enough head space, in which case try another provider. We have 80 can lights, not all installed at one time by same brand and have beenable to retrofit by trial and error.
987062
None, if you don't over torque it. If its a gyp. Bd. Ceiling it might leave a indentation from over torqueing. Try to position it under a beam.if a indentation is made, the pad is about 2"×3"
368824
adam w evans answer seems like a great answer. I didn't have the problem you describe, nor have I had to adjust the screw mentioned.
121172
You got lot of answers here, some of them pretty good. All I can add to the discussion is: If you have high ceiling that pushes the installation to the outer edge of (alleged) capacity.... forget it... it will not be stable even with screws. Old houses with high ceilings may have mortar instead of wooden beams and sheet-rock... in that case answer is the same - forget it. Otherwise I agree, a tension supplied by adjusting the pole and some care in how you push on it when you use it (MOSTLY DOWN) makes it practical, ingenious workable solution.
232021
I got mine woks fine, make sure install the light fixtures by certified electrician, thanks
2115163
This product requires that you install within the ceiling via overhead electrical. I hired an electrician, as this is not an easy task requiring assembly.
1750489
I had no problem. The instructions are decent. Make sure you use the johnny bolts included with the toilet. I also had to replace my waste pipe flange in the floor that had rusted out, and used the bolts that came with a new flange - they were a different size and the thumb screws that came with the toilet didn't fit on them. Aged 57 female with some reno experience.
2044731
As a master electrician i had to fish a circuit to my panel, install a disconnect by the outside unit. So wire, a breaker, disconnect + knowledge of codes ect. I installed and wired the unit and luckily have a part time neighbor who is a HVAC contractor. He came on a Saturday and did the lines and vacuumed the system, checked it out and got it going. We had one glitch one line was shipped the wrong size [ too big ] So we had to make a trip to the local store for the right line which had to be flared and made to fit. Luckily i had some one with a lot of experience in HVAC.
989914
I just had the same problem, but switching the washer to domed side up helped. It may seem like the screw has gone as far as possible but with some muscle it should screw in tightly. A ratchet-type screwdriver was very helpful in properly tightening the screw while holding the nut with pliers with my other hand.
1022701
Not particularly. And a bit of advice..have someone install it or look at it. It may need rewired. Mine did. The transformer was faultily wired and burnt up the ground wire in the light. Thankfully my ceiling tile isnt wood.
877220
I dont know what box u are asking, but as long as u have a flat ceiling, it is easy to instal. Thy dont hv instructions in the box
7024
Yes it is, we had the same problem. It just takes a pair of pliers or cutters to remove the longer links. Then you need to cut down the excess wire, but it is easy if you have any experience with wiring at all. The usual trim it to fit, then carefully cut back the plastic coating to expose the length of wire you will need to wire it to the ceiling mount.
837011
The way mine lined up only coincided with one stud, so I used a heavy duty toggle bolt on the other side (into 1/2 drywall). No problems on my 46".
701456
It fit fine. We replaced ours which was original to the house, and my husband did not want to tear into the ceiling to remove the old housing, which was probably set in place prior to drywall application. I do remebr one small part having to be tweaked/ manipulated the tiniest bit but we made it work.
1275691
I had them installed for me. And your right they did have some trouble also. They are up and I do like the lamps I have used them in two rooms andthey work well. I believe it was the wall bracket bar that the lamps screw into that he had to adjust. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
1500780
you'll have to ask a professional - i hired my install - check with the manufacturer
1359102
Yes, I also had no access from above and had no trouble installing the bracket, then clipping the fan assembly to it after.