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Note: If you have little electrical knowledge, please do find a professional electrician to help.
Make sure the names of each wire before you connect the wires.
1, Be careful to check the power rating.
2, Take apart your ceiling fan, check if this LED retrofit light kit template fits or not, and then order this.
3. Make sure there's no DC driver above your fan's motor.
Are you always not satisfied with the yellowish, dim, or flashing lights in your room but do not want to
replace the whole expensive ceiling fan light?
Before spending the time and money to take down and replace the entire fan, let us try this light kit for ceiling fans.
A 20 part instead of a 150 fan works for you!
Great replacement for burned-out LEDs.
Is it easy to replace the ceiling fan light model?
Easy to install. If the housing of your ceiling fan is iron, there are magnet foot pads to mount it to any metal surface.
It may take only 10-20 minutes to switch the old LED light with this new kit.
3 Color Temperature and Dimmable
3 lighting options:
From sun night light 3000k to adjustable natural daylight white 4000k to bright white 6000k.
You will love that you can change the color of the light from warm to cool.
The brightest cool is bright white.
The different shades of color are easy on the eyes.
The lowest warm is perfect for winding down at night, but not wanting to be in the dark.
Can this replacement LED module fit my ceiling fan light?
Easy to Install:
Take the wrong light module out:
1, Take the light cover off.
2, Remove the old LED light module to expose the wiring.
Connect the wires:
1, Feed the light fixtures white and blue wires through the hole in the center LED light module.
2, Connect the matching wires: White to white (Neutral); and blue to blue(for light live).
3, Please do test before you connect the wire and make sure the name of each wires.
Re-attach the new light plate to the fan body:
1, There are 3 magnetic couplers on the LED light module, If the light fixture base is iron, it will directly stick to the base.
2, If the housing is not iron, we need to screw the LED light module to the base of the light fixture. If the housing is not iron, we need to screw the LED light module to the base of the light fixture
Fix the LED light cover back:
1, Fix the LED light cover back to the ceiling fan light.
2, Check out your newly-improved fan.
3, Now you should be able to feel a cool breeze from the fan while enjoying a brightly lit room.
Aracelly Leandro Chaves
2025-08-25 12:16:05
La persona que lo instaló, no tuvo problema Para hacerlo. Incluso trabaja bien con el control de la lámpara.
AnNiHiLaToR
2025-07-25 21:47:39
Was easy to install using the magnets. Works well and is very bright. I removed the outer plastic cover hoping for better heat dissipation. No issues yet, may update the review if needed.
Customer
2025-07-11 11:34:04
use the red wire for the 2 wire light
Elastible
2025-06-24 17:42:37
Had a hard time finding a replacement led for the Hunter Signal. This one is perfect, all I had to do was get a little longer screw for the magnets. Def will be purchasing more of these.
Sharon
2025-06-08 10:14:29
Very easy to installFunctions pretty goodFit perfectlyBrighter than ever
lori puglisi
2025-04-21 17:47:56
Just installed hope it lasts as long as it states fingers crossed
A.A.Ron
2025-03-05 17:06:42
Doesn't fit/work with the fixture like it says in its description. Would not buy.
Bullet
2025-01-29 19:27:57
We have a problem fan/ceiling light in out Master bedroom. It originally came with a halogen bulb and produced near enough light for the room but required frequent bulb replacement. About two years ago I replaced the original 150W T3 halogen flood light bulb with a R7 10W LED cluster replacement. At first the lamp produced enough light for our needs although a little less than the halogen.The LED Cluster was rated for 30,000 hours by the manufacturer. Most all LED's meet the rated Lumen output when first installed and will last almost forever, however, they decay in output rapidly at first then less rapidly over time. The "life" of an LED is usually defined as the number of hours it takes to drop to 75% of its rated lumen output and not to when it simply goes out like incandescent lights. Since the human eye detects light in a non-linear manner this drop is hugh. It appears to the eye as much, much more.The pictures attached show the Foot-candle (LUX) output of the light that needed replacement after 2 years of use. I'm guessing 2 hours of use per day for 2 years or around 1500 hours. This is the typical "life" of a halogen bulb when it goes out. The 6.6 FC measurement was at roughly 3 foot from the source and in a 1 Foot-candle initial ambient light. The lamp glass shade was in place when the measurement was taken. The light on the surface was poor and inadequate for our use.The installation of the LPHUMEX 5in, 18W Ceiling Fan LED Light Replacement would require rewiring of the lamp and would destroy the ability to go back to the T3 configuration. I decided to test it first using a separate 120V AC pig-tail to see if it was worth the effort.The LPHUMEX pig-tail powered Replacement produced adequate light at 13.4 Fc on the same surface and if it remained at this level I would replace the halogen fixture with this one. Knowing how LED's are rated however, left me unimpressed.Lastly, I put in a new halogen 150W T3 bulb under the same conditions and it measured 18.4 Fc. I would expect this output throughout the 1500 hour life of this produce and I will have to replace it again in 2 years.This was the best choice for me at this time and I have decided not to use the LED replacement.
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