LIT-PaTH LED Flush Mount Ceiling Lighting Fixture, Dimmable 7 Inch 11.5W 900 Lumen, Aluminum Housing Plus PC Cover, Damp Location Rated for Bathroom, 4000K, 2-Pack

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I bought these to replace a couple of florescent fixtures in a closet. They actually work pretty good and seem to be at least as bright as the fixtures they replaced.Installation was no more difficult than most light fixtures, other than perhaps that it was a little bit hard to get the nuts on the posts unless you have really tiny fingers. Would have been nice if they have given a little more clearance around them.The one downside to these lights is that the "bulb" can't be replaced. If it ever fails, you'll have to replace the entire fixture. If you are using them as a matched set, who knows if you will still be able to get the same style years down the road, so you might end up having to replace both should one go bad. No big deal if you're a DIY'er that is comfortable wiring a ceiling light, but if you're needing to pay an electrician, that could get expensive.But we'll assume they are going to last a good long time. As long as that comes true, I think they are a great value for the price.

It is perfect for filling in light in a dark corner of a room. Not too bright but just right. And the fact that I didn’t have to cut a hole in the ceiling.

It was what I expected. It's simple and functional. There were a couple things that made the installation a little bit harder. The wire nuts they send are too small, no big deal for me because I have bigger ones. The little white nuts are so small that even with my small female hands, I kept dropping them and there wasn't enough space for a tool. Also don't pull the wires through the center hole in the bracket they give you because there isn't enough room to tuck them under the fixture. You will need to tuck them behind the ceiling.

I bought it based on the fact that it is made for 110 volts outputs, as the market in my country shifted to 220, due to a government decision, with no regards to buildings and homes that were based on the old system.Distributers are claiming that they have lights that can operates on both voltages, through selling lights with a voltage converter, which is built in. It always fails, and if you are lucky it will last for a year, and you are fortunate if it functions after that.In other words, distributors are ripping us offand there is no official body to control corruption, therefor, I did my research, and found out that the N.A. are using 110 volts, which complies with my home requirements.on that basis, I made this order.Considering my background, about such products, I see the price a little bit high; however, I am not sure about the value for money aspect, as I am dealing with this brand for the first time, and it is not available in my country, to get a second opinion, so I bought it based on an internet review.To conclude, I’ll have to try it out myself, to determine whether it deserve the price I paid for or not.

I used 3 of these to light up a back area of a big living room. I was concerned about a directional "spotlight effect", but these light fixtures spread the light nicely, resulting in a nice back wall wash.I installed new electric add on branch circuit to lightly utilized existing pantry circuit. I installed "old work" plastic ceiling boxes spaced about 4 feet apart. about 2 feet away from back wall.I installed "Lutron" slide dimmer switch in new "old work" wall box. Lutron switch is $19-25 at HD, LW stores and specifically is OK with LED lights. Maybe a cheaper dimmer would work...Ridiculously easy to install, compared with days running new romex and attic crawling, cutting new boxes.! Just unscrew the front light diffuser to reveal holes to put screws into electric box. Done!

This is a really good deal on a 2 pack of flush mount lighting fixtures, however it's one of those "you get what you pay for" scenarios.I bought these to replace the "boob" fixtures infesting my home. These are cheap plastic fixtures and look and feel as such - cheap.They are extremely light weight, which is great for installation, but that's about it. Installing these were a nightmare. They do not provide you with a ceiling mount bracket, just the light fixtures and screws (and wire nuts I believe?) There is also no ground wire. Just hot and neutral.With there being no ceiling bracket, I used the screws to screw this in to where the bracket would screw on. Doing this meant the fixture would not line up with both sides as it was far too close together. So I used 1 screw, twisted it on, and left the other open. I was done dealing with it. Being so lightweight means this won't have any ill effects.I honestly do not like the end result. They look cheap and ugly. The light it provides is great, but these are definitely temporary.

I needed an LED light fixture I could use to convert a 20 year old Halogen 150w floor lamp. This item was the perfect solution. It is well made, bright, dimmable, relatively inexpensive and what appeared like the perfect solution for my lamp conversion project. It mounted up perfectly in this old floor lamp after removal of the old high-heat electricity sucking 150 w Halogen bulb and fixture. I only needed a quick and easy way to mount this new LED fixture to the lamp. A 1/2" pancake 4" diameter round light fixture box solved that problem. Now I have a bright, dimmable, energy efficient like new floor lamp that is even voice controlled with the use of an Alexa controlled smart electrical outlet. What a great well-made fixture that also has a 5-year warranty. I am extremely pleased with the results of my conversion project.