WAC LightingHR-LED87-DB LED Round Button Lights, 3000K in Dark Bronze Finish

After researching for days, I found this 2.25-inch LED puck lights that were (a) black, (b) warm and (c) fits smugly with my antique library wall. The library originally had halogen bulbs that were clunky, heated too fast and with very weak illumination. You would burn your finger if you touch the halogen ones even after a few minutes of turning on. I can proudly say these lamps are perfect replacement - just the right warmth (2700!), fits very well and was relatively easy to install. I bought and used 6 of it.One tip: the installation directions are sparse. If you are installing multiple lights chained together, highly recommend to buy "WAC Lighting MTB-01 Multiple Terminal Block-1 Input/Output". The circuiting goes like this -Power -> Plug-in Transformer (120v to 24v) -> Multiple Terminal Block <- (each of) 6 lightsi.e., in that way, you can turn on all 6 lights together (or turn it off). If you don't chain, then you need a different circuit.Even after hours of turning on, these lights barely warm up. Super happy - me and our books!

These warm LED lights were so expensive compared to the cool ones but I wanted the warm effect so I paid the price. They replaced the original lights in the display cabinets which were incandescent and generated a lot of heat. I am pleased with them, after all is said and done!

Bought 6 of these to Mount under our kitchen cabinets after a new countertop remodel. Work great and we have them on a sliding dimmer. These are super nice and look and work great.

I ordered three of these for undercabinet spots. The cabinets are high, and didn't want any glare so I actually mounted them into some 2" PVC couplers so they are recessed by about 2". Worked out really nice, with the exception of the color temperature. I ordered and received the 2700k version, and 2700k was on the boxes and is printed onto the PCBs. I have many 2700k LEDs by many different manufacturers in my home, and these are way closer to 3000-3200k. I'm not the only reviewer to have this complaint. Take a look at the photo to compare with the other under cabinet lighting, which is actually 2700k. Overall a good product, but they need to recalibrate their light meter or whatever they're using to measure these.

I installed three of these LED puck lights in an elevator for which replaced an aging low-voltage halogen system. The fixtures installed very nicely with very little modification to the cab ceiling. I used the WAC Lighting EN-2460-RB2 24V 60W electronic transformer. Unfortunately I can't remember if a CRI number was listed in the documentation, but the temperature appears to be a bit cooler than 3000K as advertised here on Amazon. The actual color temperature is probably somewhere closer to 3500K. So far they look and function great-- I would highly recommend these for any retrofit or new application.

This light was easy to install and the light is very good.

These lights look great but the reason for 3 stars is that I have 13 of them hooked up in my upper cabinets in my kitchen and on a dimmer that is made for LED's. Upon dimming a little more than halfway, they begin to flicker. Not saying it's unique to this model of light or brand but it is annoying. Other than that, light output is fine and installation along with the transformer made to work with these lights was pretty easy to install.

Light came with instruction, how to install even the diameter of how big the hole should be. Easy to install, due to it being LED, it does not get hot. I used 2 of these recess lights to add lighting to my wife's closet. She loves it, so I love it.A GREAT diy project! Will need some electrical or wiring knowledge.