20W Ceiling Fan Light Replacement kit

[Color: 3CCT 3000K/4000K/5000K, Color: 3CCT 3000K/4000K/5000K]
Had to rig the plastic casing by making a hole in the middle to go through the middle post which holds the glass cover I did use the magnetic holder cause the screw holes did not alone with the holes on the unit. Made it work. Maybe company can work on manufacturing another unit to fit different lights

[Color: 3CCT 3000K/4000K/5000K]
Real nice! Came with all you need to set it up and it magnetically attaches to the fixture. Would buy again for sure.

[Color: 3CCT 3000K/4000K/5000K]
I purchased this light insert to replace the one that failed on a Harbor Breeze fan. As a reference, the original one was marked "FX Lo-Fli D100 Rev 1.3", and "LB2F120W930-18-S"Although the shape is almost exactly the same, this one seems to be designed as a generic add-on (with three magnets to attach it to a metal surface). Once you remove the magnets, you'll find the holes on the transparent cover are a fraction of a millimeter further away than the original (and than the threaded holes on the white "tray" that held it. The difference is minimal, though, and with just a couple seconds with a round file the holes on the transparent cover can be elongated to fit the fan. Or you can leave the magnets on in which case the light's back won't be touching the tray's surface, which may affect the cooling. You do you :)This light looks brighter than the original one, and the three color settings are a nice addition.The only negative point is the *extremely* cheap connector that came in the box with the light. I used two Wago lever nuts instead, and everything went back together in just a few minutes. We'll see how long it lasts.