Flush Recessed Lighting Video

By Dave Rongey
Summary: This electrical video shows the basics of installing Flush Lights and Recessed Lighting presented by a Licensed Electrical Contractor.

Flush Recessed Lighting Installation Video

RECESSED FLUSH LIGHTING VIDEO SUMMARY

Introduction to the installing recessed flush lights.
This video explains the basic installation of recessed flush lights which can brighten up and provide accent lighting for home areas including:
Kitchens
Hallways
Living Room
Great Room
Bedrooms

The recessed flush light project materials include:
Six inch Remodel Flush Light
Approved Air Tight Flush Light Trim
Reflector or Fluorescent Lamp
Romex Wire
Wire Staples
Wire Connectors

Never work on an energized circuit.
Register all electrical projects with your local building authority for permits and inspections.

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