GLOBE Electric 59353 Grayson 6-Light Adjustable S-Shape Track Lighting, White Color, Matte Finish, 8.66", Bulbs Not Included

This is a very well price ceiling light for what you get. It holds 6 GU10 light bulbs and each bulb can be aimed individually. We got this in black and the fixture is beautiful. It’s hard to find a fixture with this many lights and nice design for this price.The installation is tricky. It is held only by a center “nut” that threads into the ceiling support. The downside to this is that since it is only held in the center, the light fixture can rotate about the center by hand if you have it mounted to a very smooth cover plate like we do. This is probably not an issue if mounted on the ceiling drywall directly or an issue in general unless someone is going to swing from the light fixture. We had to use a cover plate to hide the warped drywall from the ceiling fan this replaced. Since you have no way of letting the fixture hang on the ceiling support while connecting the wiring, this was a two person job.This comes with halogen bulbs but I recommend you order LED bulbs as the halogens use high amounts of energy and will cause issues with heat. If using the halogen bulbs, make sure your light switch and wiring is rated to handle the combined bulb wattage.Overall, very happy with this purchase. We got another one in the silver color for our other bedroom.

Love this light fixture so much we just ordered another for the next space over which is like the picture. I only bought one because I wanted to see the product up first before deciding to keep it and order the other. We love the look and it gives off plenty of light. The electrician loved how easy it was to install and this fixture can be adjusted to different angles. Better then your typical track lighting in my opinion. The only down side to this fixture are the bulbs they send with. Instead of sending 6 GU10 LED, they send the Halogen. I hate halogen bulbs. But I ordered LED and replaced them with those very easily. Once we switched on the lights we noticed that the warm white 3700K were too warm looking and don’t really match the color output of the others in our house. So...this time I am trying 3000K to get closer to matching them as far as brightness. FYI...LED bulbs go from approx. 2000K to upwards of 10,000K in brightness. In the average household, you would never need anything above 5000K I would imagine. So, the lower the K the warmer (yellow) the output. Our house has high ceilings and we have four 4000K in our living room and that is really bright, so I am switching them to 3000K LED GU10 also. Will try to follow up with the results in a week or so.PS: no rating on the suction cups for the bulbs because I didn’t need to use it. I’m sure it would have worked though.

This lamp fixture was a challenge to install. There is no way to get the light bulbs properly installed once the fixture is wired up and in position unless you excel at working a top a 6 ft. ladder blindfolded. Another review I read suggested to install the bulbs prior to installing the fixture in place. This I did and was totally unhappy with the bulbs brightness that came with the unit. They were 5,000 mk. Bright harsh light very unpleasant for dining atmosphere. When I exchanged them for 3500mk it made all the difference in the world. However, I had the fixtured installed so I had to stand on a ladder and remove and replace the new bulbs. With persistence, it took me approximately 8-10 minutes per bulbs to get them properly seated in place. There are 6 bulbs. Do the math! Other than that, we are happy with the quality and contemporary look of the fixture.

I received this in the usual Amazon timely manner. Installation was easy although I have a drop type ceiling and I had to use 1'x4' shims to mount. the instruction for wiring were clear and meet electrical code. The fixture comes with 50 watt halogen bulbs. During operation these heat up quite a bit. I tried to remove one of these bulbs using an included suction cup installer/remover. It melted and smeared burning plastic on the face of the bulb. This was shortly after turning the lights off. I waited a few minutes, then used a paper towel to try to remove the bulb. The towel started smoldering on contact. The idea came to me that this could be a fire hazard. I have installed LED 3000K and some 4000K bulbs for a mixture of useful light frequencies. They are much cooler in temperature.Now, the fixture, the individual light 'cups' can be positioned straight down vertically or 90 degrees horizontally. The 'light cups' swivel thru an arc of about 340 degrees so that you can position them anywhere you might like. It appears that this arc could be adjusted with tools but, I think that would be too much tinkering. The arms the lights are attached to will swing so that they can be positioned together or any way you might like. It seems very sturdy. A great thing, I am using about 40 watts total as opposed to 80 or 300 watts for lighting. I could leave this on all year and use just a little more power than an old fashioned night lite.