Instant Pendant Recessed Light Converter - Brushed Bronze Adapter-Only

Super easy to install no tools needed. Genius way to update your boring can lights. I had an existing fixture that I pulled on and broke the arm, so I was thrilled that I could just purchase another converter kit.( I added the crystals)

Easy to install - converts pot light to hanging light in minutes. Bought this for my daughter’s nursery an added a basket shade. She absolutely loves this product!!!

I love this light kit. It needs Modification for small size can lights, but it's still useable for them.Inside, there's an arm that allows you to roll up the wire to adjust the length of the pendant. That arm is the only reason this won't fit a Small Can light. If you have large can lights, it will fit without modification.If, like me, you do have a small can light, you can still use this, you just have to saw off that arm, and shorten the wire to the desired length before screwing it into the fixture.That involves taking out 2 small screws, & cutting the wire. You'll have to strip the sheathing off the wires at the end where you cut them, and then have 2 small wire nuts handy to replace the ones they had in there. They used crimping nuts, which are hard to pull off, but doable, but they're not going back on to the new wires. You'll need 2 small wire nuts of your own for that.Once you cut the arm off, and shorten the wires to length, it's easy to just screw it back together with the 2 screws your removed earlier. Then it's a straight shot into the small can light socket, and viola, it now fits the smaller can space. That's what I did, and it worked great. I love it.BTW, I've ripped out can lights in the past, and replaced them with pendant fixtures. IT's a NIGHTMARE, so even though these are obnoxiously priced for what you get (Not even a globe - Really?), it's still way better than taking on that job. Cheaper, too, because you'd still have to cover up that giant hole from the can, and insert a new box for a regular light fixture, because can lights don't use those. Way too much hassle, when this option exists.Hate the price, LOVE the fixture.Kudos to the designers, but maybe make the adjusting arm be a screw off arm, and use wire nuts that also screw on/off, so people can just cut the wires to length and use these in any size fixture they have. It's really not that hard, and if you provided some sketches/directions, anyone with an Exacto knife could do it.

We needed to replace a 6” inch recessed light, and I wanted a black finish to match cabinet hardware - this worked perfectly. My husband installed it in a short time, and we bought the glass and Edison bulb at a home improvement store - very pleased with this purchase

So easy to install