Recessed LED Down Light
Time:2023-05-31
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What is the types of the led down light?
There are many items led down light in the market such as Surface mounted Round Downlight, LED Recessed Downlight, LED Gimbal Downlight, Waterproof IP65 Recessed Downlight, Anti-glare LED Downlight, one/two/three head Series of LED Downlight etc.
Recessed or downlights have recently become increasingly popular mainly because of their sleek and stylish look. These lights are designed to appear as though they are a part of the ceiling rather than being attached to it.
Downlights are perfect when trying to illuminate a room with particularly low ceilings because they provide plenty of light without becoming an obstacle for those taller by nature. In short, down lights are aesthetically pleasing, functional, and hidden lights.
How to install a down light?
With access to the attic
There are many items led down light in the market such as Surface mounted Round Downlight, LED Recessed Downlight, LED Gimbal Downlight, Waterproof IP65 Recessed Downlight, Anti-glare LED Downlight, one/two/three head Series of LED Downlight etc.
Recessed or downlights have recently become increasingly popular mainly because of their sleek and stylish look. These lights are designed to appear as though they are a part of the ceiling rather than being attached to it.
Downlights are perfect when trying to illuminate a room with particularly low ceilings because they provide plenty of light without becoming an obstacle for those taller by nature. In short, down lights are aesthetically pleasing, functional, and hidden lights.
How to install a down light?
With access to the attic
Find the location of where you want to place each light. Ensure there are no studs in these positions with your stud finder.
Trace the paper template on the ceiling with a pencil in the places you want them installed.
Drill a hole (1/4 inch) into the center of the circle drawn in the step above.
Check the attic above the hole to make sure there isn’t anything blocking the area such as insulation. A cover needs to be installed over the mounting.
Use a hole saw to make the space for the down light housing.
Feed the power source cable through the hole giving yourself enough slack to work with (18 inches or so of wire).
Wire the power source to your first recessed light fixture (hot to hot (black), neutral to neutral (white), ground to ground (bare/green).
Then wire that same fixture to the wires leading to the next fixture. Continue this process for every fixture.
Then wire that same fixture to the wires leading to the next fixture. Continue this process for every fixture.
Mount the housing and trim pieces as directed by manufacturer.
Turn on power and test lights.
Remember to clear all insulation away from the fixture!
Without access to the attic
Find the location of where you want to place each light. Ensure there are no studs in these positions with your stud finder.
Trace the paper template on the ceiling with a pencil in the places you want them installed.
Drill a hole (1/4 inch) into the center of the circle drawn in the step above.
Stick fish tape or hanger in hole to ensure there are no obstructions. Things such as insulation can increase risk for fires.
Use a hole saw to make the space for the down light housing.
Feed the power source cable through the hole giving yourself enough slack to work with (18 inches or so of wire).
Drill small holes through the ceiling joist and feed the wire through the ceiling joist to each fixture.
Wire the like wire from the power source to your first recessed light fixture. Then wire that same fixture to the wire leading to the next fixture. Continue this process for every fixture.
Mount the housing and trim pieces as directed by manufacturer.
Turn on power and test lights.
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