Pot Light

Pot Lights are modern, built-in ceiling lights designed to provide clean, even illumination throughout your home. Perfect for kitchens, living rooms, hallways, and basements, they offer a sleek and seamless look that enhances any décor.

These energy-efficient LED pot lights consume less power while delivering bright, long-lasting light - helping you save on electricity bills. They’re compatible with dimmer switches, allowing you to easily adjust the brightness to match your mood or setting.

Available in Bright White for a crisp, modern feel or Soft White for a warm, cozy atmosphere, pot lights are the perfect upgrade for stylish, efficient, and customizable home lighting.

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Common Questions

Planning & Layout

How many pot lights do I need in a room?
The number depends on the room's size, ceiling height, and desired brightness (lumens). A common rule of thumb for general lighting is to space the lights about half the distance of the ceiling height. For example, for an 8-foot ceiling, space them about 4 feet apart. Task areas (like a kitchen counter) may need more concentrated lighting.
How far should pot lights be from the wall?
To ensure even light distribution and avoid a "cave effect" or shadows, place lights approximately 2 to 3 feet away from the wall.
What size pot lights should I use?
- Smaller sizes (3"–4") are ideal for task or accent lighting.
- Larger sizes (5"–6") are better for general, ambient lighting and higher ceilings.
What is the best color temperature (warm vs. cool)?
Color temperature impacts the room's mood. Warm light (~2700K–3500K) creates a cozy, comfortable atmosphere best for bedrooms and living rooms. Neutral or cool light (~4000K–5000K) is brighter and improves focus, making it suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and workspaces.

Installation & Safety

Do I need a certified electrician to install pot lights?
Yes, for safety and to comply with local electrical safety codes, all electrical work should be performed by a licensed electrical contractor.
Can pot lights be installed in a finished ceiling?
Yes, "remodel" or "cut-in" cans are designed for existing ceilings. Installation may require cutting access holes, which an electrician might patch, or leave for a handyman/contractor.
Are pot lights a fire hazard?
Pot lights are generally safe when installed correctly. A fire hazard can occur if the fixture comes into direct contact with insulation, which can trap heat. Ensure you use IC-rated (Insulation Contact) fixtures designed for use near insulation and follow manufacturer guidelines.

Product & Maintenance

How long do LED pot lights last?
LED pot lights have a very long lifespan, often rated for 50,000 hours or more, meaning they can last for many years without needing bulb replacements.
Do I need a "can" (housing) for LED pot lights?
Many modern LED pot lights are "canless" or wafer lights, with the necessary components integrated into a slim unit with an attached junction box, simplifying installation.
Why are my pot lights flickering or turning off by themselves?
Flickering can be due to voltage/current issues or a poor connection. Lights turning off and on intermittently usually means the fixture is overheating, activating a built-in thermal protector. This often happens if the wrong wattage bulb is used or if the light is installed without a proper IC box in an insulated area.