Will they fit into a standard kitchen recessed flood light can?
493837
I was going to say no but it looks like three people have used them for this already. Maybe I have smaller cans in my kitchen but they do not fit. I did not buy them for the kitchen and only tried in response to this question. Mine are in the garage and work great. I guess if you buy them and they don't fit you can always use them there. They do have a slight delay when you hit the switch on and that would be my only con. Great light
493838
Mine fit into the standard recessed flood canisters which were designed for the 150 watt flood bulbs. These are by far the most common. I would suggest the 2700K warm white for most indoor applications as it is the same as incandescent light bulbs. The cool white or daylight are probably OK for shop or workspace, but I would not suggest them for a kitchen.
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.
493840
i have them in my kitchenthese are normal flood size lights - not the smaller sizewhat diameter is the hole - i can measure and tell youthe lights are awesomei can take a video and send you
681978
These are standard br30 lightbulbs. Id say they are short but are made for standard 5" and 6" recessed can lights. Most can lights are depth adjustable
326002
Yes and that's exactly what I did. You will need the fixture to penetrate the can.
1529294
Yes, they fit in mine, though they are longer so clearance could be an issue in smaller fixtures. That said, I got them into my little half sphere step lights. The color is hard to judge because they're so dim. My lights had 4 watt incandescent lamps, and these may be half as bright, so much too dim for my use as a fence accent.
466507
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
966683
Yes as jett G. stated.Although these aren't actuall bulbs so to speak. LED bulbs for recessed cans are coming down in price and lowes/home-depo have been running some specials. so you might want to try an led bulb that will fit your recessed can. Just buy one only and see if you like it.
431472
Yes the old standard light bulbs fit, but the MiniTwist bulbs came with the base and they work very well.
1478119
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&keyword;s=ceiling+fixture), however enclosed fixture might diminish the output.
87131
I don't see why not. They are under the maximum wattage for can lights. If they fit they should work The spot light I use them in is much more confined than can lights.
735775
Yes they will fit, but they will be brighter than a 4w regular bulb. On a deck post light, you may want to make sure that the housing is not of a clear glass/plastic, so the light is diffused.
395772
Thomas, these have a standard lightbulb socket. Therefore, any lightbulb will fit and work. I use them outdoors with the proper outdoor reflector flood. They are designed so that when I use the correct reflector flood lamp a nice tight waterproof seal is formed. They sit outdoors in the driving rain, and I never have a problem with them.
840361
They are 150W max each bulb and designed for standard PAR38 floodlights. CFL's would probably work, but I would use LED if the goal is long life between bulb replacements or lower power. Something like: "Philips 422196 17-Watt PAR38 LED Outdoor Flood Light Bulb" available on Amazon. You shouldn't have any issue with the fixture itself - high quality and long lasting.
1242648
The BR40/120 Watt flood lights are approx 5 inches across the top (largest part). I just measured. :-)
681977
I would say that they are the standard length for the recessed can lights. Nothing unusual...
1213428
Yes - we have them in a bathroom pointing down for recessed lighting and you cannot tell the difference from the flood lights.
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
235931
no, these are for recessed 4" light cans, the trims are around 5" diameter, depth is around 2-2.5"...