HALO HLBPH 4 inch Canless Recessed Downlight w/Remote Driver/Junction Box Integrated LED Kit HLBPH Selectable 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5000K CCT New Construction White

We used Halo downlights in our whole house remodel in 2014. They have performed well, with only one 'early' (9-year) failure in the bunch; the rest are going strong. Those were an earlier generation of Halo LED downlights meant to replace incandescent lamps in IC can light fixtures. Today, with this newer breed of downlights, Halo continues to innovate and build in value. IC can fixtures are no longer needed; the LED modules now clip into 6-3/8" drywall holes and can fit below a ceiling joist, so they provide more flexibility to mount them where you want them. The power supply/junction box can be mounted on the side of a joist, just above the hole for the LED module, providing access for service. The junction box is cleverly designed to allow wiring to be done on a table, or the floor, (rather than overhead). The junction box has unique, U-shaped strain reliefs for NM cable that allow wiring to be completed, then the NM cable is pushed into the strain reliefs and the j-box doors closed to complete the wiring. The power supply/junction boxes also have U-shaped holes in their mounting brackets, so mounting screws can be installed in advance and several wired power supply/junction boxes can be lifted into place and their mounting brackets slipped over the mounting screws. Back in 2014, I had to shop to find downlights with the color temperature (3500K) we wanted. Now with these Halo downlights, color temperature is switch-selectable with 5 different settings. I am (again) quite pleased with my choice of Halo for this latest remodel project. One observation, regardless of the manufacturer... as LED and dimming control technology improve as years pass, it can be difficult to replace one light in a room with a newer vintage LED light and achieve the same dimming performance (especially at the low brightness end). I have found that it can be 'cheap insurance' to purchase one or more 'extra lamps' of the same model to protect against infant (or early) failures. In one room, a downlight failed and and I ended up buying a whole new set of lights because the new downlight dimmed quite differently than the originals in that room. (Alternatively, you may be able to 'trade' one lamp from a 'single downlight area' (closet?) and put the new one in there.)

Used in bath remodel. Wet location approved. EZ install for light over tub/shower.

Work great without flickering.

Looks great easy to install . No flickering Built well easy to install. Bright works great easy to install great fit

I love these little lights. They are lightweight enough to use in ceiling tiles. They are also water-resistant enough to use above a shower stall. Junction box is just right for a single 14/2 NM cable with ground.

Clean appearance, excellent lighting, easy to install

Awesome lights!

I wish I had a chance to see how this one looks. I am no electrician but this should be an easy install, having installed many LED ceiling lights before. So whats is the issue. FIrst of all you need a serious magnifying glass (and I have no sight issues) to read it. Second! this thing comes with a BOX and the connecting cables inside with an enclosure with a weird type of wire cap that I haven't seen before. THE MANUAL DOES NOT EVEN MENTION THIS, NOT A SINGLE PICTURE ON THE BOX OR MANUAL SHOWS THIS WEIRD LOOKING CAPS MUCH LESS ANY IDEA AS TO HOW TO INSTALL OR DEAL WITH THEM. SO much for the "EASY INSTRUCTIONS INSIDE"