Juno LED Recessed Light 4 Inch, Switchable Color Temperature Wafer Downlight 2700K/3000K/3500K/4000K/5000K, 120 Volts, Triac Dimming, 4-Inch Ultra Thin Trim, Matte White (WF4 SWW5 90CRI MW M6)

Spruced up the place. Love it.

Very easy to install. The side springs snap the fixture in place. Just be sure to cut the correct size hole with a hole saw or another tool. I got 4 and 6 inch lights, and they fit perfectly. Also, instead of using romex connectors, these plastic ones work fantastic in these lights: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09NBR7SYC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1.

Preferred the Lithonia ones better, they have the exact model number as lithonia

Nice and small, enough light for a small entry closet. Probably need 4 to light a bathroom and at least 8 for a normal bedroom.

Installed 6 of these Juno wafer lights (1 6" and 5 4") in our kitchen. Very easy to install and all maintain the same brightness (3000k) as set. Easy installation and quality product. Wish I had done this 10 years ago. Thank you.

Very basic install. Having installed HALO wafer lights and these on the same day, I will only buy HALO wafers from now on. In order to install these lights to code I had to purchase knock out clamps to accept NM cable. They are supplied with wire nuts (most decent fixtures have pust to connect wire connectors pre-installed) and the major downside is that there's no way to properly connect the junction box to a universal metal template (which are required to be grounded with the fixture). I have to rivet the supplied junction boxes to the plates. The other lights I installed supplied brackets that lined up perfectly with the thumb screws on the plate. The light itself is up to par with any other lights at first glance. No long term review available at this time.

These have a plastic trim, much less heft and no push on connectors vs the Lithonia. The amount of time you save using the Lithonia with their factory installed push on connectors are worth the few extra dollars per unit especially if you are doing a lot of them. Also the push on connectors are far safer for non professional electricians. You could buy your own push on connectors but you are closing the gap per unit vs the Lithonia. I would have never considered an alternative to the Lithonia but I tried these Junos since they are the same company but they just feel cheap. IMHO it's now worth trying some of the no name brands here on Amazon at this point such as the Ensenior as they are half the price vs the Juno and come with push on connectors. If you are not great with wire nuts especially working above your head on a ladder, avoid these.

Same parent company, Acuity Brands, as Lithonia Lighting. It looks the same but isn't. The wafer light is definitely manufactured differently, the ring around the edge is plastic and not aluminum. It's lighter in my hand and thinner. The driver box is similar but not the same. The driver itself seems to be a little larger. It is a good light though, still probably better than anything off the shelf at HD or Lowes. I'm just leaving this review for those like myself that were wondering the difference. At the time I ordered this light the Lithonia Lighting WF8 was out of stock and so I ordered a Juno. The Juno has a three year warranty, the Lithonia Lighting has a 5 year warranty.

Dans l'annonce il est spécifié: "design innovant ultra fin". Il n'y a rien de fin. Les ressorts des lampes ne permettent de les poser dans un espace de 1 po 3/4 de libre. Les boîtiers sont énormes. Je les ai retournés pour acheter un set de 12 à moitié du prix des Juno qui sont fins et fonctionnent à merveille de 2700k à 5000k.