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Thread: Residential LED lighting
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08-16-2014, 01:22 AM #41
MJC, Anything to report on the installation. I'm getting close to having to make a decision with my project and would sure like some feedback.
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08-16-2014, 03:30 AM #42
MJC -- I have to apologize, I asked my brother, the electrical contractor, and he had never seen or heard of them. He is waiting now to hear what you discover. Should have told you sooner!
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08-16-2014, 04:18 AM #43
So the good news, bad news.
These are fantastic, but they do not work as a retro-fit to and existing 1x1 flush mount can light.
If, when you take down the exiting fixture you have a flush mounted 4x4 gang box - you are good to go.
If you have a 1'x1' nominal opening in the sheet rock and a fixture mounted to the studs..you are going to have to put in an LED lamp and move on.
Or you can wreck out the fixture, frame the opening and set a 4x4 box and go from there.
I was away - but I have worked with this Electrician for years and the plan we had cooked up on the phone/email did not survive first contact with my slopping ceilings. There was no way to keep it square with the opening.
I have not sent them back, thinking about re-doing the lighting in my home office....
But if I was doing this in a new structure I would not hesitate.
I ordered them from Home Depot, they did not stock them at a store close by.
Very well made, commercial grade fixture - they were about $80 each.
Let me know if you have any other questions. Sorry this did not work in my location but it was not the fixture - it was the pre-existing conditions.Support Movember!
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