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Question: Can these be installed without cans in a "remodel" application?
Document: I just installed 59 of these in my remodel. Great light, instant on and dimmable. The tension springs were plenty strong enough and really pulled the lights tight up against the ceiling. I would definitely buy these again.
These things are bright. I have about 24 of them installed. Every one worked without issue, and have been for 8 months or so. Paired with the appropriate dimmer (I used the Lutron DVCL-153P-WH) their will be a pretty good range of brightness available. In mood situations it might still be too bright, but I still give these 5 stars because I am not using these in that capacity.Highly recommended.
Client chose these over a few other options I gave him for his new kitchen. Been in over a year now with no callbacks. Store I bought them raised the price significantly preventing me from using them more often, Amazon has a very competitive price ($31) for them right now.Took a star away since I had installed LED Cans on the job and Sylvania does not use the industry standard connector, theirs seems to be similar to a low voltage powerwork plug.
We are planning on building a new home soon that will use around 50 recessed lights and wanted to make sure we were going to be happy with our purchase. We bought a few other popular models from the big box stores and installed them in our current home's existing cans. Our electrician suggested we use Sylvania saying that it's all they use and they very rarely have any problems with them.We bought one from Amazon to try side-by-side with the others, and I'm glad we did!
Easy to install - good light output - will see how this light lasts in this application - more in a few months.
Bought these to replace 65W recessed downlights in our kitchen (ten of them! ), which had been fitted with CFL's. Very pleased with the result - time will tell on the longevity. Was worried about the brightness, but shouldn't have been - they're brighter than a 65W conventional bulb, and the 3000F light looks great in the kitchen, without being too clinical in appearance.
I have the deep cans from HALO and these snapped in flawlessly and are VERY secure.
These are by far the best recessed LED replacement I have found. I have over 70 in my home. The only drawback:  be careful if you have any shallow cans (4-5 inch). These will not work. The Cooper RL560WH is a great light color match; and will work in the shallow cans. They are more expensive than the Sylvanias. But they match well.
got a couple to stick in a closet (6-inch recessed cans). good quality hardware, pigtail screwed right in the socket, and the wires on the light body worked great for clipping into the trim hooks. the 3000k color temperature i think is great for the closet. doesn't yellow everything up like some 2700k lights, and still not to sterile. i'd recommend.
I have dozens of can lights inside and outside my house. These are great replacements:90% electricity savingsno heat build upnice light 'color'provides a sealed ceiling between heated, air conditioned room and the attic (downlight cans allow air/bugs to pass freely)The cost of these is coming down and they are clearly the future of can lighting. Easy installation, simple to replace, takes about 3 minutes.
Answer: yes