Can it be used in a recessed outdoor Can Lite mounted under soffit?with a glass cover
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It's about the same size as a normal bulb, so if a normal bulb fits it I would assume that It could fit. The problem you may run into is the the remote functionality, if it's recessed I'd imagine that the reception is compromised to some degree and you would really have to aim directly at the bulb from a close distance.
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No temp drop will not be good for circuit board so be it small 1 drop and lights done
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Yes. I have two installed at my office under the soffit. Be prepared for a very white LED light.
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I have not put this one up yet. However I have solar lights all over my rural property and generally it requires full sunlight so I would not suggest placing under an eave.
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Dear Kay, Yes, you may use this outdoors and it comes with with a glass protective cover for the bulb. I hope this information is helpful for you. -Cory, Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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You can install in a recessed area as long as there is enough clearance top bottom and each side as per the install specs, otherwise you need to install the indoor model and put a vent on it... hope this helps
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Although I didn't, I do not know of a reason it would not work. My only concern might relate to the seal around the glass enclosure when it rains. I don't have to worry about that under the eaves, so I don't worry about the tightness.
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I'm no expert, but I cannot think of a reason why that application is unsuitable. I use this glass in my gas fireplace on the living rpom. An exterior bowl or pit should be fine
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I have this installed in a fixture that is fully open to the elements but it is covered by my patio. As a CFL bulb, they are not recommended to be in completely enclosed fixtures so I would imagine it is okay as long as it is not open to rain and heavy wind.
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No, it is designed to be used in a can fixture. It can either be a new work can or a remodel can.
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Our 12W 4" Recessed Lighting fixture is not compatible with any housing, it is made to be installed directly to the dry wall. However, if you are looking for a recessed light that needs to be used with the cans, please refer to ASIN: B00JUO51QU
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I have the light mounted to the house just under the soffit. It is slightly protected from weather (not fully exposed). I know rain and snow have contacted it with no problem.
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This is a link to the installation instructions . http://king-electric.com/pdfs/PAW-installation.pdf . There is no mention of insulation proximity to the outside surface of the can . Since the can is attached to a wooden stud it is logical there would be no restriction regarding the outside surface . Personally I would give the outside of the can some space as I would a recessed lighting fixture can .
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I have installed two outside in a lighting fixture similar to the "Nautical Outdoor Burnished Bronze 8 in. Outdoor Wall Light" sold on Amazon.com, mine was purchased locally . The fixtures protect the lights from direct rain and are inside a glass globe, however it is not sealed with a gasket.They run from dusk to dawn on a timer. To date I have had zero issues.
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It can be, but I would run it under eaves or somewhere protected from direct sunlight and weather. They are not really meant for outdoor use, but I run them when I have to.
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Yes, I would recommend mounting the light under the eave to provide additional protection from rain and the elements. There is also a pedestal which enables you to mount the light on the ground (i.e. near a foot path or lighting up a garden).
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It will work in a fully enclosed fixture but does not have to be fully enclosed
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Hi Lee,As long as the luminary is not fully enclosed(has some way to vent out heat,) and is slightly larger than the dimensions listed on the product page, it should work fine. These are designed to fit recessed lights, so there should not be an issue. Also, it is a technically a flood, so it disperses close to 180 degrees.Thanks,G7 Power