LED light capacity

[akpolaris]

I plan on installing some flush mount lights. Kinds without cans. The room is 12’ x 16’ with 7’6” ceiling height. I’ve prewired for 8 lights which I’ll install after Sheetrock. I can’t find light projection plan to see if 4”, 6” or 8” will work best. It is in a tool room in my shop. Thanks.

 

[akpolaris]

I plan on installing some flush mount lights. Kinds without cans. The room is 12’ x 16’ with 7’6” ceiling height. I’ve prewired for 8 lights which I’ll install after Sheetrock. I can’t find light projection plan to see if 4”, 6” or 8” will work best. It is in a tool room in my shop. Thanks.

Nothing?? Nobody has any idea?

 

[mike93lx]

I've done mostly the 6" fixtures, but recently tried some 4" in an office space and don't love them. A lot less light.

I can say that I will never use the ones with flush lenses unless I have no choice. The ones that are just a little thicker with the lenses slightly recessed look so much better, especially with low ceilings.

This style

HALO RL 6 in. Color Selectable 2700K to 5000K Remodel Canless Recessed Integrated LED Kit RL6069S1EWHDMR - The Home Depot

Halo RLDM6 Selectable Series Downlights are complete 6 in. canless recessed lights designed for use in new construction, remodel and retrofit installation, without needing a housing or j-box. Canless design goes where LED can lights can't. These LED recessed lights feature the sleek aesthetics...

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[akpolaris]

Thanks I figured that 4” would be better suited for soffits or under cabinets