Whether it is recessed light or canless recessed light, LED will undoubtedly be the best choice. When choosing an LED light, consider the following options:
3000K LED Light: If you need to install warm lights in your kitchen, bathroom, office area, or other places,
3000K bulbs would be recommended. It is neither too strong to stimulate eyesight nor too weak to affect eyesight. If you plan to buy a batch of LEDs to install in your recessed lighting system, 3000K LED lights are a good choice.
Dimmable LED Light: Dimmable lighting options allow you to easily adjust the intensity of light in your home for the most comfortable lighting experience. Dimming the lights can also reduce your energy bills.
TruWave™ Light: TruWave Technology™ introduces natural lighting solutions with a superior, balanced spectrum that we can implement anywhere to improve our comfort and overall well-being day and night. Available in two shapes and sizes, BR30 and PAR38,
SYLVANIA TruWave™ CCT optional lamps come in five different color temperature settings: 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, or 5000K, allowing you to choose the best option to transform your space. One light bulb solution to transform all spaces for your projects!
FAQ:Things About Can Lights and Canless Recessed lights
How to Install Canless Recessed Lighting?
After turning off the power to confirm the installation location, wear safety glasses and use a hole saw to drill a hole in the ceiling (make sure the hole is the right size for your light fixture) then use a voltage tester on the wiring to verify that the wire you are using is not live. Feed the wire through the new hole and strip a few inches from the wire, taking care to snip the wire's jacket without damaging the wire. Connect your home's electrical wires to the junction box that comes with each fixture, taking the breakaway plug and inserting the connector to protect and secure the wires going into the box. Then use the color-coded quick connectors to make connections: white to white, black to black, and connect the bare ground wire to green. Close the junction box after the previous step and connect it through the hole in the ceiling to the attic space. Finally connect the junction box to the light fixture using small threaded connectors, with spring wings to snap the light into the ceiling.
Lighting of any kind, if installed improperly or not to the IC rating, can overheat and cause a fire. Before installing lights, have a professional check your wiring to make sure it's suitable for canless recessed lighting. And if you have a non-IC rated device, make sure it doesn't come into contact with any insulators.
The most common sizes found in modern homes and offices are 4 inches to 7 inches. Recessed lighting is not as bright as standard lighting, so when determining the size you need, you need to consider the area you want to light, the height of your ceiling, and so on. For more detailed advice please
contact experts for the best recessed lighting solutions.