We are using low voltage halogen fixtures with LED replacement bulbs. This approach gives you the option of choosing either LED or halogen, depending on the location and quality of light you desire. If you choose the LED only fixture, you are stuck.

Low voltage is preferred for lighting effects that require specific beam width and lumen levels. Line voltage is suitable for economically dim-able general lighting needs. Many people are swayed by the cool trend factor of low voltage without really understanding what they are trying to achieve with the effect of light. Learn and plan--in a typical project you can save thousands with smart choices.

Im confused by FINNE's response. If you chose a interchangeable solution like they suggest you are stuck with either Halogen (which is a dying industry world wide) and LED bulbs which don't offer you high quality LED illumination.

We are an LED fixture manufacturer. So this is coming straight from the horses mouth. We offer a full range of Kelvin temperatures (customizable) a range of CRI levels (customizable), as well as Beam Angles (customizable). If directional light is not your thing, and you want a wall-wash or diffused light, we also offer many glass lens options for this very purpose. Our high-end sanded glass options diffuse the light beautifully. You lose a small percentage of lumens doing this no matter what solution you go with.

You should swing by http://www.zanibonilighting.com all of the fixtures we list are our base models (i.e. most requested features). Shannon is our specialist here. She can help you with any customization you require for your project 1.727.462.2526 x205

Our prices are very competitive. If you call or contact, let us know you found us on Houzz! Good luck!

$200 for an LED retrofit and can is really expensive. You can get a quality Cooper LED engine for around $70 CAD and a Halo can for less than $20. Or you could use Lotus LED which do not require a can at all. They range in price from $50 to $100 depending on size and power level required.

http://www.lotusledlights.com/

I sell a lot of this and they are a great product. Assuming you are in the US there is like a retailer near you. Cans are so yesterday.

I don't see why not, at the art gallery I exhibit at we replaced all the bulbs with LEDs for the track system...They have been working fine for the past couple of years...