Sunco 6 Pack Retrofit LED Recessed Lighting 4 Inch, 4000K Cool White, Dimmable Can Lights, Baffle Trim, 11W=60W, 660 LM, Damp Rated - ETL

I just installed 8 of these into new Sunco 4" retrofit cans in my bedroom. The cans went in relatively easy, and for the most part the bulbs/light engines are great. The trim is nice durable metal with a smooth, clean paint finish, and the spring clips are sufficient to very firmly hold the trim in the can (if it wants to droop a little bit, push it up and turn it maybe 15 degrees in either direction, it should 'bite" and hold tight to the ceiling then). I'm using them with a Lutron Maestro CL dimmer that was already in place running the lights on the ceiling fan that this will replace. With the switch on, they work great. They dim from full brightness all the way down to barely visible with no flicker, buzz or other annoyance.The issue comes when the switch turned off. The Maestro is a computerized/electronic dimmer, and it doesn't have a neutral wire. Even when off it consumes.15 watts (per it's specs), and the only place for it to dump that power is into the load (the lights). With only one of these installed, it would still be visibly "on" even with the switch turned off. With 8 installed they all have a very faint pulse when the room is perfectly dark (each added bulb will cut down the intensity of the lights when they are off, as the trace amount of power is being spread around more individual fixtures). I believe this is a by-product of the excellent dimming performance of these bulbs... they have to be able to operate at very low input power to be able to dim well, it's just that this switch (and others like it) don't turn the power completely off since they need power in standby.I've reached out to Lutron to see if they can suggest an alternate dimmer that may work better. My expectation is that with a dimmer that consumes no power in standby (ie a fully mechanical switch) it will be fine; I suspect that the Lutron Diva CL fits this bill. The other option would be a switch that has a neutral wire connection; that way it can source it's own power without running it through the load side; I suspect the ELV dimmers will work this way. I'll try update once I know more.

I recently renovated my kitchen and installed recessed lighting. After comparing several options I chose these units due to the excellent reviews and the 11W power rating. Many LED's claim similar 600 Lumen brightness, but I was skeptical due to the other's 7-9W range.I was very happy with overall quality of the unit, including the provided wiring adapter. They fit perfectly within my HALO brand fixtures and dim perfectly with my Lutron dimmer switch. With the same dimmer switch, I had an issue with flickering with cheap screw-in LED light bulbs. These have ZERO issues.I chose the 3000K color and it's perfect for my kitchen. Great balance between being bright and modern without being too white. I will definitely being using this brand in the future for my other lighting projects.

I was very concerned with this product and the Sunco 4 inch Cans that I bought at the same time. I had so many fears. 1: It would take a long time and a lot of effort to connect each can. WRONG: It took less than 2 minutes per can. 2: They would weigh so much they would destroy the ceiling tiles. WRONG: They weigh so little and are installed so well, there is no noticeable weight on the tiles. 3: They would have ugly visible rings around the lights were they are installed. Wrong: The 4 3/8 inch hole saw suggested in the forums and these perfect fitting LED's perfectly fit and covered the installation. finally 4: They would be dim. WRONG: They are so much brighter than I expected or even hoped for. I May have wasted my money buying lights for under the cupboards. These are easily the best items I purchased for my kitchen remodel.

I purchased these thinking they were a deal. These in combination with their recessed cans buzz like crazy with dimmers. I have tried multiple brands and models and even the expensive ELV dimmers. I reached out to their customer service and asked for their assistance and they gave a few examples that were very ugly in design. I asked for more options because the information on their site for compatible hardware led to dead ends. The model numbers literally led nowhere on google searches and amazon searches. The customer service agent declined additional help. What a joke! I had a couple where the side spring broke or came out and so the light became impossible to install. Some I had trouble getting flush against the ceiling.

My contractor installed similar LED lights in a room addition. When my kitchen lights kept going out, I thought it might be time to spend a bit and replace them all. I went with the 5000 series. They are about as light as my 6 previous 65 watt bulbs, but they are much whiter, which we like in an area like the kitchen. They dim well, too. Installation was a bit tricky, as they didn't want to go up evenly, but hook one of the three tabs, and then another side would drop. It took just a bit of finesse, but all in all, it only took minutes to replace all of them. It was nice, as I had devoted most of the day to installing them, and since it was so fast, I had more time in the day to attend to other frustrations. Good purchase.

Very easy to install. Nice and bright - perfect for my basement. It has only been a week but they seem to be working well.