Will this trim fit (depth-wise) in the shallow version of the Halo 6 inch remodel recessed lighting can?
1805564
Yes, I had to use a mix of deep and shallow cans due to a variety of obstructions in my project. While I used it in a deep can, this trim should fit in either.
1805565
I have in the the standard 6 inch can, heat dispersion, even with a 50 watt bulb would be my concern. A little deeper is better. Chat with halo. They can tell you. Need the model no# of that shallow can...
1805566
My hunch is that it will fit. I just installed two of them in an older pair of cans that previously had "eyeball spots". The existing cans weren't shallow, but the 420W had room to spare. The retrofit was very simple and only took five minutes each. It really modernized the look. We were very pleased with the product.
1536546
Yes it will fit, but the manufacturing quality is questionable. The switch on mine is not consistent as far as constant contact, which varies the density of the laser light. I can probably fix it but just haven't had the time so far.
441771
yes, I believe so. I am using them in place of BR30 bulbs. I have 5" Halo housings and the new led bulb screwed right in to the existing housing and trim.
1564189
I am going to attempt to answer this, my husband is a gen contractor, he put in 6" can lights in the kitchen, over a few years the baffles yellowed so he found these on Amazon at this amazing price, so, the answer is, they are not 6" in depth, they fit a 6" can light
275457
No, sorry, it will not fit. it's for speedlights and the opening is too small for the AB prongs to get into to lock it in.
1001399
No. It is designed to replace an existing 4" fixture. There are 6" products available.
1332975
I don't no but it fits in a 7 inch housing if the light already is 7 inches it should be fine ... The back is a little wide and you need the anti flicker which you would need room for
493839
Yes these LED lights will fit into a standard recessed can. I put two in my aunt's rather dark kitchen and the results were literally light and day (pun intended). These are the brightest LED lights I could find anywhere and well worth the price.
427590
I bought 8 of these for my kitchen, family room, and hallway recessed "cans." I've never measured them but they fit in the cans exactly the same as the incandescent models they replaced. Based on the look and fit I'd surmise they are essentially and exactly the same size and height.
838907
After doing some research of the canister Halo H995RICAT, the 15Watt 4-inch lights should be able to fit in these cans without a problem.
401494
Yes, I just finished a bath remodel using thes together. The cans are specifically made for these LED trim kits since they have no srew in socket, only the orange quick connect
1289467
The light strips will easily fit behind a 3/4" recess. I measured mine, and they only stick out 3/8" from the mounted surface.
338607
This unit is held into the existing recessed can by the same spring hooking system as the original trim.My existing cans are halo. You can see this spring in one of the pictures on the product page.
1817465
Yes it will fit. The brackets are adjustable and can slide to any position along the light. The just tighten the set screw and your good. Great light too
1659291
It def should. Just measure the clearance depth where yu wanna put it. This light bulb allready blew n they was inserted 2 weeks ago
1660676
I don't think I quite understand the question, but I'll try to help. The fixture must be installed first, and by the looks of the model # (Halo H5ICAT) it looks like this is for new construction or before the drywall is installed. After the ceiling has been dry walled, you install the trim to cover any rough edges of the drywall around the light fixture. It is installed by squeezing the two spring clips so they'll fit in the two slots inside the can fixture. Once they're in the slots, you should be able to push the trim up toward the ceiling where it will snap in place. You should be able to screw the bulb in afterward. I hope this helps. I don't think I quite understand the question, but I'll try to help. The fixture must be installed first, and by the looks of the model # (Halo H5ICAT) it looks like this is for new construction or before the drywall is installed. After the ceiling has been dry walled, you install the trim to cover any rough edges of the drywall around the light fixture. It is installed by squeezing the two spring clips so they'll fit in the two slots inside the can fixture. Once they're in the slots, you should be able to push the trim up toward the ceiling where it will snap in place. You should be able... » Read More I don't think I quite understand the question, but I'll try to help. The fixture must be installed first, and by the looks of the model # (Halo H5ICAT) it looks like this is for new construction or before the drywall is installed. After the ceiling has been dry walled, you install the trim to cover any rough edges of the drywall around the light fixture. It is installed by squeezing the two spring clips so they'll fit in the two slots inside the can fixture. Once they're in the slots, you should be able to push the trim up toward the ceiling where it will snap in place. You should be able to screw the bulb in afterward. I hope this helps. « Show Less
166144
This would be a problem. The adapter with the bulb measure about 7" and probably would not be recessed. Anothr problem would be the control cord sticking out of the side of the adapter. You would have to modify the recessed can to accept this.