4 inch Retrofit Light Kit for Ceiling Fan Light Replacement Panel PCB 18W 6000K 2200LM 120V CRI90 Dimmable ETL (White 6000K)

Great product with easy installation.When the light went out in my Harbor Breeze fan, I thought I would need an electrician. Oh woe is me! Big buck$$$$. I'm not that handy with such things, but I decided to look into DIY first. The Harbor Breeze website was no help at all for finding the needed replacement part, nor how to install it.Then, once more, I had the big "Ah Hah" that never seems to occur to me first in these quandaries -- duh! -- try Amazon. And, bingo, again, there it was-- just the part I needed. There must have been dozens of similar offerings, but, in terms of matching the size and wattage of my dead lamp, this Ledytech 4 inch Retrofit Light Kit caught my eye, and the reviews were encouraging. This turned out to be a great choice. The clever solution of including small magnets to attach this light kit to the fan housing made installation a breeze and will help this unit work magically in a wide variety of fans by avoiding the whole issue of having to fit the mounting screw patterns of different ceiling fans. Genius stuff. Everything you need is included. As a bonus, the light is much brighter than the original version, and . . . tah-dah! . . . it works with my Harbor Breeze remote as well! So, yeah, I'm happy. You will be, too. Take it from a DIY doofus.

We have minkaAire Light Wave Fan. Model Number F844. The light started flickering and we searched online for a replacement and even contacted the minkaAire and they told us we need to contact the dealer. Unfortunately, its not easy to get a light replacement and not easy to locate a dealer, and even if you find one, it is VERY expensive.So bought this product to try it out. Getting off the Light assembly cover was little tricky, we had to hold the base metal piece with a plier and pull the plastic cover; without that it was difficult to take out the cover as there's no place to hold the base and pull the cover. Once the cover was out, we cut the wire of the old LED light from it's base, and simply twisted the new LED wires to it (after cutting the length little short), and wrapped with electrical tape.And it worked great, initially it looked quite dim. One thing we didn't realize is that this is a dimmable LED light, and we were the second owner of the minkaAire Light Wave Fan. Keep pressing the light button for longer will adjust the dimmability and then was bright a we had expected.It;s been more than a month now, and the LED light has performed well, and saved us lot of money, since we didn't had to buy the entire light assembly.We recommend the product, and it;s a good quality,

I bought this unit to replace the light in my Minka-Aire F844-WH ceiling fan, which had started to flicker. I thought I would likely need to modify the board to get it to fit, but that wasn't the case. The Ledytech board fit perfectly onto the original heat sink, and the screw holes lined up precisely. It takes some force to get the plastic diffuser off the light, but once the board is exposed, the change out is straightforward. I did remove the power connector from the original board and soldered it onto the Ledytech board to make connecting / disconnecting it easier. The light has been in use for a few weeks now with zero issues.

changed the light from dull yellow to a nice bright white! did not come with stock connectors but easy to wire, would recommend

Westbury LED coach lights look great, but they have truly TERRIBLE LED modules that die after 3-4 years, and they are listed as being "unrepairable" by the manufacturer. Not true!!!!The Ledytech LED modules are a(n almost) perfect replacement for the original Westbury LED modules - 3000° color temp, 1800Lm, only difference is the hole pattern used to mount the modules, a problem easily solved with an electric drill. You can either disassemble the light and pull ther old wires out/fish the new wires through (which can be difficult) or just cut the old wires on the backside of the old module, strip the ends, and join them to the NEW module in the upper enclosed-metal part of the light using your favorite Wago-style connector or, if you are a plebe, wire nuts.$13 for a Ledytech module and 20 min. to remove/repair/reinstall your existing Westbury light, or $90 for a replacement Westbury light? You make the choice...Note: These modules will NOT fit in the 8" Westbury lights. The only source I could find for compatible LED modules for the 8" lights was GEKPower, and the modules cost almost twice as much, but again - much less than a new replacement light.

item works and is bright, but def does not work with all dimmers on the market. The original light is the one that came with my fan and it dimmed fine....this one will dim to dark about halfway on the dimmer switch and it pulsates unless its full bright. not a big deal as this is for a spare room, but I'll look for something different for the rooms we actually use and have this same dimmer switch at the wall.

It works good. Easy to install.

I was hoping I wouldn't have to replace my entire ceiling fan because the cheap LEDs that came with it burnt out.Luckily I didn't have to do that. This, like other reviews is going to be more of the same snip the wires from your old LED or light splice in the new one with some wire nuts or lever. Nuts is what I like to use. And use the magnets or screws to reattach it to your fan. It couldn't have been easier. Took me no more than 10 minutes at the absolute most and that's removal of the old one and installing the new one.Doesn't put out any additional heat that I notice. I of course can't speak to the lifespan cuz I've only had it for about a week. This fan I am using it on does not have dimmable settings on the remotes but I would assume they work perfectly. It is plenty of bright for how small the unit is even though it was smaller than the one I was replacing.A very good buy comes with everything you need except the screwdriver.