LED lights are great, but one of the issues some people face is that they come in different color temperatures — some give off warm, yellow light while others deliver cooler, blue light.
Obviously, you want the lights in your home to match, whatever your preference. So, Commercial Electric developed its Color Select LED Can Light with Nightlight. By using a selector switch on the back of the fixture, you can adjust the lighting in your room from warm white to daylight using five color selections.
This can light also features a soft amber color light that glows around the trim of the downlight for added ambiance or ease of sight in dark spaces — it’s essentially a nightlight. The nightlight is activated by your wall or dimmer switch.
Plus, there are no bulbs to change and the fixture is wet rated for exterior and shower applications.
Find the Commercial Electric 6-inch Color Select LED Can Light with Nightlight at The Home Depot.
the can light is great I will have to look into them as I have never seen them with built in nightlights .
That feature is pretty special, Betty.
That’s why Jodi selected it as one of The Home Depot’s Best New Products! 🙂
Having a weird issue with mine. I have two lights that are out of sync with the others. When I turn them to night light, the others are on downlight and when I switch them to downlight the rest are on night light. Any idea how I messed this up?
Hi, Michael,
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Good luck with that lighting!
We’re you able to get this resolved? I’m having the same issue!
Hi, Eric. We recommend contacting Commercial Electric for assistance.
Here’s their number: 1-877-527-0313
Let us know how it goes!
When I turn my lights on some go on and some have the night light. Was anyone able to get an answer as to what to do to fix the problem?
Hi, Tina. We recommend contacting Commercial Electric for assistance.
Here’s their number: 1-877-527-0313
Let us know how it goes. 🙂
Have you tried unwiring/disconnecting the ones not in sync, and then turn your light switch off and then on. At this point, the wired lights and unwired lights should be in the same phase. Of course, you’ll need to reconnect the lights to find out.
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