Cooper-Regent Recessed Shower Light Fixture 70Ps

Couldn’t find this model anywhere else and it was exactly what I needed. Great quality, fits perfectly, and works as expected. Very happy with the purchase.

item as described and easy to install

For our 15years condo's bathroom. It fit well, easy to install!! Thanks!!

We bought a house in Florida in 2016 that was built @ 1997. Our outside patio has numerous of these lamps overhead. To replace a light bulb, you can either replace it with a regular bulb or a new LCD equivalent. The problem is that the tight fitting outer access closure is done by two springs that need to have the outward-facing fixture pulled down against their force. In one of our case the spring broke. In another the plastic that held the spring in place broke. Both times I thought I'll have to Mc'Giver the light since I didn't want to replace the whole can.Then I found this Amazon link...realized it's exactly the same as what I need. Yep, Halo still makes the same ceiling can lights and these replacement parts fit perfectly. Thanks Halo, for keeping the design/replacement parts going. Light has worked excellent for all these years.

I bought one of these and one of the Nicor version to replace a similar light fixture. The broken model had the plastic mount section crack and break off so it was being held in the ceiling by only one of the two side mounts. As it turns out the broken model was a Nicor one. This is the important thing to note about the way these are put together. The metal arm-springs that attach this to the ceiling are affixed to the plastic frame, and the Halo design is clearly better. The Halo metal armes are threaded through a hole and then pulled up so that the weight of the connection is held by the whole unit. The Nicor one is pushed down on the lip and over a single notch so that force is directed to a single point- and this point is much more likely to break. Given the similar price, Halo is the way to go.