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Question: does it have a mounting plate for the ceiling or it is for commercial drop ceilings?
Document: i was happy to see the light well packaged and arrived on time. i called customer support based out of california and was greeted immediately which was great. installation is a breeze. i like the locking power connector to the driver for a secure connection. wiring is all of two wires and you're off to the races. i loosened the four provided mounting brackets and swung them outward to mount directly to the ceiling using some toggle bolts.
The smooth, flat surface is a lot easier to clean (kitchen ceiling). Absolutely quiet, no more humming noise.MEH: There is a 1-3 seconds delay at turn on - the power adaptor is the cause, most of the high current ones do it. The frame is unpolished aluminium, with a rather industrial and flat look.CON: The mounting &#34;kit&#34; is not sufficient - be prepared to get creative, depending on your scenario.
To do that the right way requires purchasing a special junction box, which Amazon also sells, the Lo-Pro Junction Box.I intend to sink the junction box into the ceiling and cover the access plate with the led panel itself.Now you know what I didn't. **** Additional information after 1-year of use ****I still think these are fantastic when they work, but I would estimate a 50% failure rate due to poor quality control in the manufacturing.
there is about 3/8&#34; gap between ceiling and fixture. very bright and great buy thus far.
This IS a brilliantly bright and amazingly thin led panel that you can mount in various ways. I think the description and photos from the seller omit a couple of important details. First, I intend to mount three panels directly to the ceiling of a basement room with 7.5' clearance. The low-profile is appealing in this case.
not perfectly flush. You can't just nip or remove the tabs because the electrical connector would prevent a flush mount as well. Instructions state that there should be at least 2mm clearance between the panel and ceiling anyway.Nowhere in the description or photos did they mention the bulky transformer required to run this thing. I guess I'd naively assumed that those electronics had been integrated into the panel itself.
works great  - install is easy as long as you note that the blue wire is neutra and and brown is load -- this is not abbudantly clear from the install sheet or the marking on the external transformer. Also -- strong recommend the LO PRO junction box for the transformer (which I had to modify slightly to get the transformer to fit properly).
Used it to replace a fluorescent tube fixture with 2 40W bulbs a few months ago.PRO: Runs cooler - just warm to the touch (with enough air flow around). If my math is right, it gives about the same light for half the energy, plus the savings of not having to cool off a hot fixture. Concentrates the light better, for much the same hue (cool white), that means less glare if mounted high in a wide open space.
This is a pretty nice light, the light itself is basically what it is represented to be, like stated before it does have a separate transformer to be factored in. It is definitely thin, and the light is great. It is not the highest standard of construction, some of the little screws weren't all the way in but I just tightened everything up a bit. Considering the price as compared to other LED panels I think this one is a wonderful option.
There are 4 well-manufactured LED strips, two along each long-side of the unit. Light from those strips simply diffracts through the clouded plastic screen to produce an even illumination. The quality control problem is confined to the solder joints between the LED strips: those connections are poorly done, they flex, and they fail. Can be repaired if you have a low wattage soldering iron and a steady hand.
Answer: no