Questions and Answers for Hampton Bay 48 in. Vintage Industrial Brushed Nickel Selectable LED Flush Mount Ceiling Light 3600 Lumens 3000K 4000K 5000K (4-Pack)

A:  This light is non-dimmable

A:  We tried to install an LED dimmer switch but it didn't work. Called customer service for help and was told the light is not dimmable.

A:  I think so because one of the the light setting is very bright so is perfect for the patio

A:  This is Damp location rated

A:  Yes. It says it will work in damp locations. Just make sure it's not going to get rained on.

A:  Color temp switch is located on the frame at the opposite end of light from the power connection.

A:  Under the light cover. It’s easy enough to get to.

A:  Yes, it's inside right on the power supply.

A:  You have to take the cover off to access the light control. Once you get the color temp you want it's not something you would need to access often so with that in mind I would say it's very accessible.

A:  There is a switch on the inside of the fixture by the power supply.

A:  There is a selector switch by the power supply inside. It's easy to spot.

A:  Remove the main cover and there’s a switch that allows you to click between three settings.

A:  It's 10 inches wide.

A:  Product dimensions (L x W x H): 47.99in x 10.04in x 3.05in - Weight: 6.17 lbs

A:  We dont need that feature and it was not a consideration for this purchase.

A:  I put one on a dimmer because now where in the book or specs online does it say not to. So far there has been no issues.

A:  the manufacturer's specs say it is not dimmable

A:  Yes, there are multiple knockout spots along the back for you to feed them through. There should be one that works close enough with some maneuvering.

A:  I had the same issue. I drilled hole the in the flat metal surface to feed my wires to match my previous lights.

A:  No

A:  Hi JC, The fixture has 3 knockouts, 1 in the center and 1 about 6-8 inches to each side of it. The fixture has 4 rows of LED light strips. The center is pretty much open, 1 end has the led module and dimmer switch, the other end is clear. You could just drill another whole in the end for your application if you feel capable. That was the problem I was facing, I was replacing a round fixture and wanted to extend this over the kitchen island for more light. But using the knockouts provided, I had ample light. I'd suggest maybe temporarily wiring it using the knockout and hold it up to see if the light is satisfactory or not. It uses 4 very small plastic anchors to mount it.

A:  There are two places on the base to punch out, and slip the wires through to the back. The holes are basically one either end of the light about a third of the way from either end.

A:  Approximately 10 inches wide

A:  Around 10-12 inches is what I remember

A:  Hi Theresa, The fixture is 10 inches wide.

A:  Roughly 10" to 12" wide