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Question: Can I convert just one canister light to hang a small chandelier in a room that has four canister lights that flip on simultaneously at the switch?
Document: Worked great. Watched how to install on youtube. Could not find this exact model at home depot, so bought another brand to hang pendant lights in kitchen. Other brand took more time and did not hold as much weight. Waited for this one to arrive and hung a chandelier in front porch. It worked great and we would use this again to change a can light into a hanging pendant or chandelier.
This Westinghouse Recessed Light Converter is rated to hold up to 50lbs. I used it to hang a fairly heavy chandelier (perhaps 30-40lbs) and it has been hanging beautifully for several months now.This product is not advertised as being able to support a ceiling fan. Other products I have seen at the store say they can be used to install a ceiling fan, but I would be very hesitant to install heavy moving object with this kind of design.
I had to do one of these conversions on a stair well landing (small) and the ceiling was almost 16 feet. On top of that, the can for the recessed light was actually to the left of the landing making it almost impossible to see what I was doing. So... I called an electrician. He did show up and I explained what I wanted and he said he'd have to see what was available for the conversion and he'd get back to me... not!
This converter kit worked to allow me to switch some recessed lights to more attractive chandeliers. However, I wasn't able to install them myself because of the way the existing can lights had been installed when the building was built, so I hired an electrician. The canopies of the light fixtures were large enough that I didn't have to use the canopies that came with the conversion kit. All in all, it was worth it.
I had an outside can  fixture that I wanted to change to a hanging chandelier. This worked for me. If you're looking to put a hanging fixture in a can spot and have little or no electrical know how, this is one great way to go.
The recessed light kit was very easy to install. I had purchased three kits from a different manufacturer previously to convert the can lights over our kitchen island to pendants. After fighting unsuccessfully with that kit for more than an hour, I gave up, put it back in its package and returned all three kits the next day. I ordered the Westinghouse kit online for less than 1/2 the cost of the earlier kit, and I had all three pendants up and working in less than 45 minutes.
It was a breeze installing but I had to switch out one pendant mount screw to be shorter than what was given due to the obstruction of the ground screw. Westinghouse have a youtube version available if you find the fonts on the instructions hard to read.
Great option to convert recessed lights into standard lights. Took no time at all and was flexible for a lot of can sizes. As the converter was screwed into the can, could support most standard light fixtures. The only down side was the white plastic ring that had to be used to cover the excess part of the recessed can. Would be nice to have other options.
The mounting hardware that affixes to the converter bracket presented a minor issue:  one of the small attaching screws stripped way too easily. Fortunately, since it was the screw that failed I got one of the included, longer mounting screws (supposed to be used with the pendant itself?) and used it instead. It was a bit too long but all it did was dent the converter bracket a little leaving a bump on the back side. Oh well.As far as home projects go there weren't any serious issues.
its easy to install and works perfect. Can go on you tube for step by step video. awesome hang any light fixture
Answer: yes