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Home Depot has Select Lighting on sale below at prices from $3.50. Select curbside pickup where available, or shipping is free with orders of $45 or more.

Note, availability for curbside pickup may vary by location.

Thanks to community member rsvpd for finding this deal.

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Home Depot has Up to 40% Off Select Interior Lighting. Select Free Curbside Pickup where stock permits; Shipping is Free on orders of $45+

Integrated LED Downlights
- Sea Gull Lighting
  - Traverse 6" Round 14 Watt 1000 Lumens White Dimmable $3.50
    - Traverse II Soft White 27000K [homedepot.com] OOS
    - Traverse Unlimited Warm White 3000K [homedepot.com] (14300S-15) NLA
- LBL Lighting 6" 2700K Warm White Dimmable, 750 Lumens, Adjustable Tilt [homedepot.com] (ER6A-LO927WW-A) $4.50 NLA
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- Hampton Bay Rothley II 52" Bronze LED Ceiling Fan w/ Light Kit [homedepot.com] $49.88 NLA
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abovethelaw

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11-26-2020 at 08:28 PM.

Quote from synthesis77

lol 27000k -- for when you really need that blinding light.

in seriousness though, the traversal II is nice, pretty flat and has warm-on-dim feature and 1000 lumens

edit: actually, these are great. I have a house with ceilings that are literally the boards of the floor upstairs (old style exposed t&g) and these are only 1" thick and can surface mount. ordering 40.

there's an Amazon deal on a pack of 24 for $95, but they have terrible reviews. hopefully the Home Depot ones work better. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HKTGGP4/

I did a lot of research recently before buying and installing some canless lights. The Amazon brands that I noticed seem to be slightly better than the standard chinesium were Torchstar and Ensenior. I bought and installed six Ensenior canless down lights and have been very happy. I used to think that Home Depot offered more established brand recognition in exchange for the premium price, but I've seen Feit get terrible reviews on various LED products, so what's even the point? Home Depot and its suppliers are also just rebranding the same stuff as everyone else, might as well save 25% and two trips to the store.

Edit: here's a good deal on the ones I used. I paid like $55 for six. Swear I'm not a shill and I'm not getting anything from linking- just someone who has minor experience with this one product. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08BKPTTG2/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?smid=A61CMNCK0JTGW&psc=1&th=1

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synthesis77

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11-27-2020 at 12:24 PM.

thanks for the tips! I actually bought like 50 of these from Amazon warehouse for under $2 each:

Sunco Lighting 24 Pack 5 Inch / 6 Inch Flush Mount Disk LED Downlight, 15W=100W, 2700K Soft White, 1050LM, Dimmable, Hardwire 4/6" Junction Box, Recessed Retrofit Ceiling Fixture https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HKT538R/

these generally have terrible reviews, but it's for a house I'm selling, so I'm not too concerned. I'll probably return the HD ones.

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dixitanuj

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dixitanuj

12-01-2020 at 09:03 AM.

Featured in the decorative Traverse II collection
Integrated LED consumes 14-Watt while generating 1000 Lumens
Works with 4 in. octagon and 4 in. square boxes
90 CRI
Rated for 50,000-hours
ENERGY STAR qualified
ETL listed for wet locations
Fixture is registered under California Energy Commission
120-Volt
Classified as a directional light source

Although i wasnt looking for these but this looks like a good deal.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Sea-G...23092-_-N&

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12-02-2020 at 04:03 PM.

Modern LED lighting should be 100lm+/Watt (eg. 1000lm+ @ 10W).

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XPhilesinIA

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12-03-2020 at 07:23 AM.

so you have 26.00 crossed out and have 50 as the price....are we in an alternate dimension?

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razor7

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razor7

12-05-2020 at 12:43 AM.

Home Depot has recessed lights for $3.50

Not sure if these are any good, but at $3.50 a pop, I'm willing to give it a shot!

(First post, go easy on me)

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Sea-G...98675-_-N&

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sas0

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12-05-2020 at 04:03 AM.

Nice find... just picked up 10 to try and replace some existing "old construction" recessed lights that weren't sitting flush with the ceiling after many years.

For anyone interested, these are NOT your typical LED recessed light inserts that screw into existing cans, these are meant for new installations of a flush mount LED light.

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12-05-2020 at 04:57 AM.

Thanks for the post.

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12-05-2020 at 06:05 AM.

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I have some old recessed cans that I don't like. Could I remove the cans and fit these in the same hole? Sorry, I'm new to this (just bought a house and trying to make some upgrades).

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produke

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12-05-2020 at 07:02 AM.

14 watts...

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sas0

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12-05-2020 at 08:06 AM.

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I have some old recessed cans that I don't like. Could I remove the cans and fit these in the same hole? Sorry, I'm new to this (just bought a house and trying to make some upgrades).

Really depends on the type of can you have (new construction vs. existing construction). New construction is nailed/screwed to the ceiling joist (wood), and the nail/screw are not accessible from the hole because the can blocks it. Existing construction will usually be held on with springs and retaining clips that grab the tops side of the ceiling sheet rock.

In short, existing construction cans can usually be coerced out, but new construction will require getting access to the nails/screws holding the recessed lighting frame to the wood.

Good luck...

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rJak

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12-05-2020 at 08:06 AM.

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I have some old recessed cans that I don't like. Could I remove the cans and fit these in the same hole? Sorry, I'm new to this (just bought a house and trying to make some upgrades).

You can replace them with these, you would need to remove the can and wire these in. They also sell a retrofit which screws into the existing light socket. Much easier if the can is already there. Same look.

https://www.homedepot.com/b/Searc...max&NCNI-5

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12-05-2020 at 08:51 AM.

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I have some old recessed cans that I don't like. Could I remove the cans and fit these in the same hole? Sorry, I'm new to this (just bought a house and trying to make some upgrades).

Might check tho od of this to see if it covers as much as the old trim, or might need some paint. Usually 3 or 4 screws hold the liner of the can in. Remove those and pull the liner out, open the junction box and disconnect the flex, add a wire from the jbox to this lights jbox. No need to remove the housing, the spring clips should engage on it.