 15W= (100W Equivalent) 1000 Lumens; Dimmable; 120V; CRI>90; ETL, Energy Star; JA8 Listed (Warm White 3000K)')){kind=link}
The Quest AC disk can be used in new construction and remodel applications. Quest new disk uses AC technology, features a slim aluminum body, with a transluscent diffuser for reduced glare. Quest disk can be surface mounted or recessed and is a great solution that offers energy efficienct and streamline design. Works with various J-Box sizes from 4″ to 6″. IP67 rated for wet location when siliconed. IP65 damp rated without silicone.
Product Features
- 15W IC DOB CHIP With a 50,000 hour life span
- Suitable for wet location and insulated ceiling applications
- Fits in standard J-box applications
- Dimmable: Compatible with most dimmers down to 5% including Lutron DVCL-153P
- 5 Year Limited Warranty
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Real dimmable LED lights I’ve tried a lot of LEDs that were supposed to be dimmable with not such good luck. None would dim to more than about 30%. Very disappointing! I was thrilled with these from Quest Manufacturing. I needed to attach them to a 4″ J-box due to limited space above the ceiling in my basement. (a standard can light would not work). They were perfect! The best thing is they actually dim like an incandescent bulb! I used a Lutron Maestro dimmer and they go from full bright down to a glow…
Almost great I bought these for a storage room that was being remodeled, so I was not really concerned with how they looked. I did want some bright lighing and didn’t want to spend a lot of money on them.=== The Good Stuff ===* I mounted these in an OSB ceiling. When I put the ceiling up, cut 4″ holes, pulled the wire through, and then used an old-work, round box to mount the lights from the bottom. That worked well- there was a bit of a gap between the ring and the ceiling…
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