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LED Can lights

13 years ago

My builder has been a bit reticent about these due in part to the cost but also the size of the cans. I thought I read somewhere that there is a smaller size version available - mabye a 4"? Does anyone have any knowledge of this? thanks so much for your help!

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David
13 years ago
CREE 6"
CR6 ~$50
LR6 ~$80 - $120
CREE 4"
LR4

http://www.polar-ray.com
or CREE

Here is a link that might be useful: CREE lighting
chaylabird
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks so much davidtay! Do you have any recs among the choices? I think the main difference between the CR & LR is that the CR is a bit brighter? I'm leaning toward the LR4 right now...
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David
13 years ago
If you're closely watching costs - CR6
If you want something brighter there are higher output versions of the LR6.

You do know that the LR4 lights cost more right?

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