Questions and Answers for All-Pro 6 in. White Recessed Lighting Reflector Shower Trim with Frosted Glass Lens

A:  Dear valued consumer, the maximum wattage will depend on the what recessed housing this was installed in.

A:  Dear valued consumer, this is a wet location listed trim typically meant for shower applications, but can also be used in a kitchen setting is so desired.

A:  Dear valued consumer, this trim can be used with IC rated housings.

A:  Dear valued consumer, yes it would be considered an enclosed fixture.

A:  Yes, this fixture is considered an enclosed fixture.

A:  Dear valued consumer, this unit is the just the trim and lens piece. It is not a "kit" to include a housing. It will install into an existing recessed housing in the shower. It is your conventional torsion spring install that attaches to your existing housing and pulls tight to the ceiling.

A:  It is held in by 2 "a" springs, just pull down and the bulb is assessable, Very easy

A:  Hey waka, It's actually very easy to change out the bulb. Simply pull down the metal edges of the trim, and pull down towards you a few inches. This gives you a few inches to remove the springs holding it into place. If it doesn't give way, the trim may be painted over, which you'd need to take off. Once you remove the springs, you can now get access to change out the bulb to replace it. Joseph