How to Install LED Recessed Down Lights with NIGHT LIGHT option !! NO Attic Space Needed

Installing down lights couldn't get any easier with these pop in LED lights. They even have a fun night light option to some mood lighting. No more having to mess with large and expensive can lights that require tearing off your entire ceiling. In this video I show you guys how to run all your wiring from underneath, and no attic space is needed. All the wiring is run in the ceiling joist cavity so you can just pop these LED down lights in.

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You’re one of the few guys on YouTube who actually know how to use and install wire it’s correctly.
The electrical tape added is just a bonus but can never hurt.
Good job!

[caloferrero]

I'm glad you can show how to go thru the wood after wasting my time with other people the talk too much and not show the hard part to go thru the wood now I have a better idea how to install my 18 lights tomorrow, thanks

[MrMrSaldana]

Use some link of plastic bowl big enough ..cut a hole in bottom of bowl big enough to run your drill bit through..have the circle drywal cutter inside the bowl and run the drill bit into the drill on outside of bowl ..that way the bowl will catch anything falling from ceiling while your clean holding the drill

[Chris-tefz]

Nice seeing a Chicago area video on this. Wish there was more due to the requirement of conduit. Tons of videos on stuff but nothing helps with us in this area. Great explanation. You can use a long 4ft flexible bit to avoid the additional drywall work.

[cadayx]

Great video! Perfect length and detail.

[jmg]

Wow, very cool, 2 for 1 video...how to install lights AND patch in a small piece of drywall. LOVE the night light feature of these Mounight lights and ability to swap the color temp easily. Nice job Mr Komar!

[NavyCopMA]

I absolutely love the night light feature. Bought a smaller set of these lights for my living room renovation (when I get there)!

[SchysCraftCo.]

Bart awesome job. Looking lots better. Hopefully you enjoy it for many years to come my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep Making. God bless.

[damianrico]

Really good video man!! Super helpful!

[manneecastillo]

Is there any way to dim the night light any lower? I just installed some in my living room but they're too bright they light up the whole room

[rickyrichy]

How can I call for night light only or full
Light only? Special switch??

[xsbiggy]

You had me up until the moment you used a BX (NM) connector on MC. That is NOT the correct connector to use for MC cable. I'll give you credit for at least using a Red - head (anti short bushing).

[SaL-epzb]

I'm a little confused, in minute 11:10 of the video you connected the hot wire with ground wire, WHY? How is that possible? When researching about connecting a hot wire with a ground wire it's not recommended as it can trip the braker or blow up a fuse.

[ambassador]

Is the night light feature activated by just dimming them all the way down?

[IceManOregon]

How many of these led lights can you put in one circuit?

[TenTwennyDollaBills]

You gotta fasten those boxes to a joist or blocking in the attic. They come with little holes at the bottom.

NEC 314.23(A) "Boxes, conduit bodies, and fittings shall be securely fastened in place."

That is pretty explicit code.

[dariusmoore]

My night lights aren’t coming on with smart switch did you have to do anything to get them to work ?

[JasonCreager]

Get a Hole Pro kit and you won't be covered in drywall dust!

[tastedfra]

can you blow in the insulation on top of these? also do they seal up well where air doesn't get around them? thanks

[elleondejuda]

I heard that this have to be 3” height clear if not they can catch fire. I don’t no I’m just saying, read your instructions please.
I know they have different ones, some are cheaper and others ones are a bit better for safety.
Can you share your thoughts on safety please