Behind this trim, can i install any led bulb or should i use wet rated led bulb only?
610372
I used standard led bulb behind this trim & haven't had an issue. Trim kit seals fixture well enough moisture from shower steam shouldn't be an issue.
610373
The trim keeps the inside dry if it is installed properly with the foam gasket. I used a 60 watt equivalent LED without any problems.This trim is designed to be installed over a shower (but not subject to a direct spray)
731216
Uses standard bulb, but does not have a filter cover...You will want to use a soft white standard or soft LED bulb with this fixture.
302775
Yes, this is only the lights. You need to supply a 12V power source and way of switching it on and off (or a dimmer). Also, if you are going to cut it you need connectors (and since this is the water proof one, you will need a way to strip off the waterproof silicon). My advice is watch some videos on installation, get the non-water proof kind instead (unless you really need water proof) and go from there. It's not a hard or expensive project, but there are multiple parts (unless you can find a kit), and the waterproof stuff is harder to work with. Hope this helps.
15367
It would be better to use a LED with an IP44 rating than these IP30 rated LEDs. Otherwise it should say suitable for wet locations.
2214119
Have simply used standard par 38 incandescent bulbs in all 3 units...no problems. Have not tried LED's. JET
2214122
You can use any brand you would like. The par38 style in LED is is a good energy efficient option. Plus they do not attract bugs like filament bulbs. If you choose to use incandescent bulb you can only use up to 150 watts. Any hardware store with Par38 bulbs will work.
740100
I suppose if the wattage is not exceeded, which is not an LED issue. The bulb base has to be like a standard incandescent bulb base
1261890
You have to contact the company. I only use them for interior remodeling. Some LEDs can't be used in a sealed outdoor light fixture because of heat build up.
1643057
I tested with normal led bulb but it damaged the bulb, however there are some Dimmable led bulbs and it works with them, I bought these and works perfect.7.5 Watt Dimmable LED Bulb, Neutral White By Ledwholesalers, 1012nw
2018089
Yes I currently use a LED bulb on my set up. It works perfectly. I also used a CFL for a while but switched to LED for efficiency.
401494
Yes, I just finished a bath remodel using thes together. The cans are specifically made for these LED trim kits since they have no srew in socket, only the orange quick connect
2214120
I would consider using only LED PAR 38 that is on the Energy Star website and is certified by Energy Star. They test and make recommendations based on test results. Your local electric utility has rebates for residential customers. Check your local utility co website for rebate info on led lamp rebate information through the energy star website
631207
Plus it into MR16 socket. I bought several trims that include MR16 sockets which are perfect fit for these bulbs (Lighting EVER® Lampux Recessed Lighting Fixture Trim, Diamond Style, White, Use MR16 Bulb(not included)). Also you need a 12v adapter. Good luck
902578
Any light fixture to be used in the shower has to be wet location rated. I don't believe these fixtures are.
131947
We used LED bulbs and haven't had any issues. We LOVE this light and the other lights we got through Amazon for our barn.
172411
LED's are fully dimmable and do not create any significant heat - should be A OK in a brown out situation.
1902062
If the fixture has a regular bulb 'screw in' feature. It should work I have saved on my electric bills by retrofitting all to led cans