Does anyone know a lot about LED retrofit kits for embedded lighting

[vicparson]

<p>I recently replaced the light bulbs in some of the built-in fixtures with LED bulbs. One of them quit his job, and I suspect that the others are not far behind. After searching on Google for "LED Integrated Lighting", I found that there are retrofit kits that replace the finish with an LED assembly. They seem to let you choose the color and temperature, as well as the brightness; some even have a night light function. The choice is simply stunning.<br>Is there anyone here who can give some brand recommendations so that I can at least narrow down the area?<br></p>

[RichardSmithe]

Let me tell you something about LEDs.
The old adage "You get what you pay for" is especially true with regard to LED lamps. Although they were listed as regulated, their working behavior sucked.

[burdock23]

<p>Last year I was replacing the external lights on my car with LED and the driver turned out to be quite bad so the lights broke down quite quickly. The LED set was bought on AliExpress and the driver apparently was not the right one for the lights from the set. I was not aware of that at the time so I just used the lights as they were. So they burned after a while. Now I look very carefully into whether the LED driver fits the lights from the set that I am buying. Sometimes I make up my own sets. I get the drivers here <a href="https://www.ukled.co.uk/led-drivers.html">ukled.co.uk</a>. I hope this post is helpful!</p>