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Question: Can this be installed in an IC can?
Document: This trim for a 6&#34; recessed downlight (&#34;can&#34;) seems like a practical solution to retrofitting MR16 lamps as a replacement for R, BR and PAR lamps. It allows tilting the lamp in one direction for a wall wash application or to compensate for a sloped ceiling. The quality seems acceptable but not outstanding.
This piece of kit modernized the lighting over our mantle within minutes. Well made, but the picture as of 1/2/14 is not accurate. There is a larger white ring that is roughly twice as thick as appears in the picture. The mfg. should update the picture.
This item totally met our expectations.the item was shipped and received when promised.we compared it with similar products and this was the one well priced etc...
The original trim had 2 extension springs and quite a bit more force holding the trim where you located it, probably a better design unless the housing has slots specifically located to catch the 2-leg springs.
The Europhase conversion kit looks appealing, but it lacks one of the two types of attachment means commonly required by USA fixtures can fixtures, so we were not able to install it..
The Eurofase website shows an actual photo for this model trim.I experienced a couple of issues with this trim. First of all, while a halogen MR16 fits fine I'm using an LED lamp that has the largest diameter length longer than a typical halogen lamp. This longer length interferes with the lamp enclosure if you try to insert it into place (from the back of the trim). I tried with both different LED MR16-like lamps I have but the LED heatsink interfered for both.
Pros: great looks and cheaper than LEDs. Cons: clips are tricky to get in place, bulbs are expensive and burn out quickly
I replaced an old, yellowed trim lit that had bothered me for years. It took as long to open the box as it did to install. Looks great. Easy and quick installation. I use a led lamp. I highly recommended.
I have two of the old 6" recessed lights above the fireplace. They looked old, dated from the 80's. We were freshening room up with new wood flooring and furniture and wanted to update lighting. Came across these gems.Basically just pull out your old 6" can lights, and fit the new 3" halogen lights in. Unbelievably easy to do and boy what a difference in the the look. You can rotate the light 180 degrees and also can adjust the beam.
I do not need to pivot the lamps on the gimbal sufficiently to let the nipped areas show. Now the lamp sits properly against the enclosure front rim with the clip preventing movement.The other problem is that the trim does not easily seat against the ceiling. I think the problem is that the 2-leg retainer springs do not apply enough force to keep the heavier LED lamp (than a halogen MR16) in place.
Answer: no