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Recessed Can Lights

Recessed lights consist of two elements: trim and housing. Recessed housing is installed out of eyesight above the ceiling and can be designed for either new construction or remodel (old construction) application. Further, recessed housings may be either rated by a certification organization such as Underwriters Laboratories (UL) for insulation contact (IC) or non-IC use. Some may be airtight or rated for wet or damp locations. They're typically available in lighting platforms such as LED, incandescent halogen and fluorescent CFL. Note that luminaires and housings are subject to increasingly vigorous standards mandated by local code. Most notably, California's Title 24 calls for "adaptive lighting" (lighting that uses photo sensors or dimmers when not in use) and higher efficacy fixtures. Florida requires the use of IC rated and air tight new construction housing. Other states and municipalities may have similar requirements. BuildersLighting.com carries a range of recessed housing types; many comply with state guidelines such as California's Title 24. By looking at the detailed product specifications we provide with each item we sell, you'll know immediately if the housing or canister you're considering meets Title 24 requirements. With quality fixtures and accessories from trusted manufacturers like Juno, Recesso, Lithonia, Cree and many others, you're assured of receiving a superior product that meets your lighting needs