6 in. Aluminum Remodel IC Recessed Can Light Housing (6-Pack)
- IC Rated (Insulated Ceiling) Cans for Direct Insulation Contact
- Compatible with LED approved dimmers (See Instructions for list)
- Perfect for kitchen, hallways and bathrooms (Wet Location Rated)
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- Direct insulation contact
- 6 in. housing provides illumination for your general lighting needs
- Thermally guarded for additional safety
- Use for remodeling construction with clips to secure housing to existing ceiling
- Compatible with a standard wall dimmer for ease of use
- Rated for damp locations
- Installation instructions and ceiling cutout template included
- Includes 6 housings
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Product Overview
- IC Rated (Insulated Ceiling) Cans for Direct Insulation Contact
- Compatible with LED approved dimmers (See Instructions for list)
- Perfect for kitchen, hallways and bathrooms (Wet Location Rated)
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I used a 6" hole saw and can't insert the can through the hole. It is required 6 1/4 hold saw. I ...
Asked by LBCupertino October 26, 2017I'm seeing responses here saying that you can not use new construction if the ceiling is already installed. Only remodel cans. This is completely false! If you have a ceiling in place BUT have access above to get in between the joists. You can absolutely use new construction than! It will save you a significant amount of money! Box of ic airtight remodel is about $96 vs. a box of new construction ic airtight for $36
Are bulbs/lamps included?
Asked by Jolly October 15, 2015Austin Mention "The packaging further indicates not to use this housing with any LED retrofit kits except those made by the manufacturer." I am planning to use COSTCO LED lights kit. Is this means I cannot use them??
Can these be used outside?
Asked by Ben December 28, 2017No, the product cannot be used outdoors.
I have 2x8 joists in the ceiling. If installed, the top of the can will gentky touch the subfloor. Will this be a safety hazard?
Asked by TM January 4, 2018You need to use smaller can lights then to pass fire code. The top cannot touch -- even if you use low-watt bulbs, the next person who buys your house may not. You can get shallower lights.
will this work outside installed in the fasha board
Asked by san November 3, 2017They are approved for DAMP locations. If they are protected form direct moisture or rain ,I think they would be ok installed in a soffit NOT the facia
Can this be used on drop ceiling??
Asked by Mel May 13, 2018no it can not
How many can be installed on one circiut?
Asked by Mike March 11, 2015I'm not an electrician but I believe it depends on how many watts are being used by each one. I used LED lights which only pull about 9 watts each. From what I have read, on a 20 amp circuit you have 2400 watts so it really depends on what else you have on that circuit.
Has anyone used these vs. Halo cans. The cost savings is significant so I'm looking to use these ...
Asked by md2002 February 15, 2019I had the same question for the guy at the store. He said it's just the brand name of Halo.
how many would you install in a 20x22 room?
Asked by Joe June 11, 2018I want to clarify a poorly answered question by Customer Service here. 1st off a typical breaker is 15amp, not 16. 2nd, 12-18 lights is was too many for that size room. 8-10 is sufficient.
Is there a maximum wattage for bulbs?
Asked by Ron November 26, 2017I believe 60 watts.
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