In my newly built home/garage I have these LED down lights. I want to change some of them to 5000k, but I can’t find the same ones anywhere online. All I find are the “retrofit” ones that are meant for replacing a can light bulb. Can anybody point me in a direction where I can order these same lights in 5000k daylight color? I tried googling Intertek but couldn’t find much. Thanks!
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LED downlight replacement help
- Thread starter Johnnyd
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Dustball
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I don't see any 5000k lights in their collection- http://www.maximlighting.com/collection/indoor-lighting/flush-mounts/diverse-led/wt
Intertek isn't the manufacturer, they're a testing company like UL. You need the info from the sticker that lists the importer and stuff.
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Ahh thank you.
I don't see any 5000k lights in their collection- http://www.maximlighting.com/collection/indoor-lighting/flush-mounts/diverse-led/wt
Man, I couldn’t find that page. Well are there any other brands you could recommend that would work? None of the ones I’ve found have the same mount system with the ring and clip. All I’m seeing are the springs that go behind the drywall which wouldn’t work for me.
Forgive me, new home owner and not familiar with any of this!
jrsulo
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Just pull off the clip mounts,,,,,parmada on amazon
Just pull off the clip mounts,,,,,parmada on amazon
Yeah I can do that. Thanks for the brand recommendation. Was hoping to keep the easy quick clip mounts though if possible.
What don't you like about them? .... 3000k is typically nice light (halogen). Going to 5000k w/o increasing watts is not going to give you more "light". You will need more fixtures
People confuse Kelvin and Wattage ... there is some level of efficiency in a given band of kelvin.
People confuse Kelvin and Wattage ... there is some level of efficiency in a given band of kelvin.
What don't you like about them? .... 3000k is typically nice light (halogen). Going to 5000k w/o increasing watts is not going to give you more "light". You will need more fixtures
People confuse Kelvin and Wattage ... there is some level of efficiency in a given band of kelvin.
I just prefer the 5000k daylight hue in the garage, bathroom, kitchen etc.