Canless recessed light installation in soffit.

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Disclaimer.
This video show wiring of the part of the house for "handy" homeowners who wants to perform house improvement by themselves.
This video is based on years of practice as an electrician and also on best of my knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC).
I do not take responsibility for any misinterpretation of the video, and any mishaps during and after work done based on this video.
If you feel any discomfort to perform DIY job, call the professionals.
Remember that ELECTRICITY IS DANGEROUS!
Any accidental touching of any live parts of the circuit may cause electric shock which may be fatal!
Always de-energized circuits before work on it, if it is possible!
Always follow national, state and local codes.

[@davidmotta520]

Great pictures of the back of the guy's hand as he connects the wires, but there's no clear idea how the wire goes into the connector. Pick any of the holes, push in and twist?

[@robbklobb6501]

Right?

[@coryhill1993]

I'm sitting here with the junction box in my hand and still no clue how these weird wire nuts are supposed to work. Nothing in the instructions either.

[@ebayseller6040]

@@coryhill1993 you insert the wire in any of the holes (white for white, black for black and bare for ground on EACH of the square boxes.

[@anth0r]

Bruh I got the answer indirectly from another video. I’ll post in this comment thread if it works

[@fabianochoa4840]

@@anth0rsend me the video please

[@johnharrison870]

Sure would help to know about setting color temperature before installing.

[@markwoodley712]

I will try this, it improves outdoor lighting at night around a house, but too many make it look like a commercial building, less is more.

[@smitlag]

The model I used has a bracket to mount to the junction box. However, they don't provide screws which in this case is a potential for disaster. The bracket can be used with either a light support bracket designed for these lights or mounted to a stud or joist in the ceiling. They provide quick cable clamps for romex wiring as well as standard 7/8 knockouts for industrial BX designs. Where the bracket mounts to the box requires VERY short flat head sheet metal screws. (1/4") of threads max. If they are too long, they will go right through a capacitor on the circuit board inside the unit. Horrible design.

[@andyneipert2527]

I like the lights he yooing

[@frente2zapatista]

Thanks for the tutorial!!!! How do you install them in the peaks where is not a flat surface?

[@johng2913]

Must have flat surface which can be created in any decorative way. Seems that you're handy so also creative.

[@arceliaenriquez3971]

❤

[@desperado77760]

Junction box does not need to be secured?

[@frankssportscards]

violating code lmao

[@jasonmiller5653]

@@frankssportscards I was wondering if that box had to be secured or not... also what do you think about the can vs canless......... canless seems easier to install but if its windy out seems like the lights will be shaking .

[@canemaMedia]

No

[@claymaxon]

Literally the worst tutorial ever. How do the wire connections work?