Parmida 1CCT 6 Inch 12W LED Recessed Ceiling Light with J-Box

Installed 6 lights in a 12x20 living room. Lights up the room so well that I can see how poorly I painted a couple years ago. Paired with a dimmer switch that works well. Install was easy. 4 hours to cut holes, pull wire, replace switch and box. Spend the money on an appropriate sized drill bit.

Good appearance and brightness, good value for the money

update - theses do not work with the listed dimmer lutron casta system. the voltage fluctuate and is still powered (hot) when the switch is off got a tingly shock. the The second light in a parallel circuit flashes and and even strobes. once again using the approved dimmer. will try a lutron WiFi dimmer next. really want to control these bring lights with a smart dimmer.love these light easy to install. not can fixture required. bright. i will be placing mine on a smart dimmer to save the bright for cleaning and looking for things.note about size. use the cutting guide for new work. if you are swapping old lights the holes maybe to big or right on the edge where it just barely fits the hole. worst case you could use the old trim rim with the lights.these are fantastic and even IC (insulation contact) rated

Bought the Parmida lights, and am happy with them. I have been installing LED ceiling lights throughout the house, and the Parmida units seem to have better design features than the brand we installed in our basement. The screw-connector to connect the LED unit to the power supply/junction box seems a lot more secure than the bayonet-style connector on the other brand. Same thing with the cover for the junction box - the Parmida cover has a friction snap on both sides of the cover, while the other brand only had a single friction snap in the center of the cover.Still, the Parmida units could be better:1) 120v junction box with a flimsy fiction-fit cover rather than a cover fastened with a sheet metal screw? Nobody who has ever seen (or thought about) an attic electrical fire feels comfortable with a friction-fit cover that can be dislodged as attic insulation settles, someone climbs in the attic, etc., allowing insulation to enter the junction box, which poses a fire risk. I used a couple turns of friction tape on each junction box to make sure it stays closed, but they should come from the factory with the appropriate mechanical fastener.2) A couple of the lights had the springs installed improperly, with the "L"-shaped end of the spring not inserted into the middle of the coiled part of the spring. A nit, but they aren't designed to work that way...3) The orange covers on the end of the springs are WAY too easy to pop off during installation (or removal). The other brand of LED lights we installed had the same problem, but really - the plastic can't have a small nub/detent to keep the plastic piece on the spring once it is slid onto the spring?All in all, I'm happy with the Parmida lights, and would but them again (unless someone comes out with a light that resolves the above issues).

My husband loves the lights. Installed himself. The picture is of the first installation I never got a picture of the walkway where he put these lights.

Product was easy to install and very bright. No issues at all.

Well worth the price and easiest install I've ever had

The lights arrived on time. It is well built. Most importantly is that it is so easy to install.