My cabinet puck lights have been installed for years, and a few of them have finally stopped working.
I recently came across a recessed LED downlight that looks like a good replacement, but I’m not sure if switching from my old puck lights is a straightforward upgrade.
Has anyone done this before? Is there anything I should check before replacing them?
Thanks for your question.
Replacing older cabinet puck lights with recessed LED downlights is a popular upgrade, but it’s important to check a few things before making the switch. We recommend confirming the existing cutout size, available installation depth, and input voltage to ensure the new fixture is compatible with your current setup.
If those specifications match, upgrading to a modern LED downlight can provide improved lighting quality, better visual comfort, and greater energy efficiency.
If you’re unsure about your existing installation, feel free to share a few photos or measurements, and we’ll be happy to help.