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Old 04-07-2013, 01:11 PM
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The LED's recessed cans are magnificent.

I bought a retrofit LED kit.

They are a sealed unit. You leave the original can insert into the ceiling, and take out the cover, and cut out the socket base. The LED can has red and black wires that you connect to the wires you cut, you insert the LED can into the old recessed can insert, twist it 45 degrees to lock it in, and you're done.
Nice! Is it similar to this one?
How to install LED recessed lighting retrofit trim for 5" or 6" housings by Total Recessed Lighting - YouTube

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Mine were similar but a little different. There was no adapter like his example. I used the unit that fit the Title 24 California requirement.
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Old 04-08-2013, 09:21 AM
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Best way to measure the wattage is with a watt meter that goes between the light and the AC power source. THAT is what the power company cares about.

They are about $15 bucks on ebay

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