Feit Electric LEDR56B/927CA/MP/6 5/6 inch LED Recessed Downlight, Baffle Trim, Dimmable, 75W Equivalent 10.2W, 925 LM Retrofit kit, 5-6 in 75 Watt, 2700K Soft White, 6 Count

Love these. Very easy to install and gives a clean sleek look replacing our 1995 old can lights.

Very good retrofit light fixture. Easy to install and they work and look very nice. They dim just as described and a great price.

When we started renovating the kitchen we took out all of the trim on the 9, 6" pot lights, and after 11 years did no relish the idea of cleaning or find replacement items so when I saw these guys in a Reno video I ordered 2 boxes. Once you figure out how to clip the spring into the fixture these are a 30 second install, provide lots of warm light and consume almost no power. One of the Twelve I ordered was doa but Amazon had it replaced the next day.

My intention was to replace 12 incandescent can lights in my kitchen ceiling . Before placing the order, I verified that my existing cans had the dual hook points for receiving the mounting spring wires that can be seen in the product photo. This is critical if the replacement lights are to mount correctly and stay in place. I bought two 6-packs of these Feit lamps to replace the old BR30 bulbs. The procedure was easy: 1. Unscrew the old bulb 2. Take out the metal baffle (or "skirt") that was held in place by two springs 3. Used needle-nose pliers to removed the two springs. 4. Screw in the replacement unit's power adapter to the E-26 base which held the old bulb in it. 5. Plug the new Feit into the connector on the power adapter. 6. Pinch the spring wire mounts on the Feit together, and put the unit up against the old can, making sure the spring wires go into the dual hook points in the can. Up on the stepladder, I handed down the old bulb, shroud and springs to my lovely wife, and she handed the replacement Feit unit up to me for installation. Did this 12 times in under 20 minutes. All units worked out of the box, no DOAs, and they all dim consistently and uniformly using a Lutron MACL 153 dimmer. A Diva would work just as well. Far brighter than the old Halogen BR30s. For me, the dimmer is necessary. Totally satisfied. Worked out to about $8 per light and I anticipate never having to climb up and deal with them again.

Def won't fit a 5" hole - Mine was 5 1/3" - And it's still a bit too big to jam in there... Tho from underneath you really can't tell.