housing 14 and or portions of the seals 22 can also contact the fixture 12 the pins 26 a and 26 b can be directly electrically connected to the circuit board 16 as shown in fig1 to provide power to the leds 20 from the fixture 12 or the pins 26 a and 26 b can be coupled to another structure that in turn is electrically connected to the circuit board 16 of the four total pins 26 a and 26 b two of the total four pins 26 a and 26 b can be u201c dummy pins u201d that do not provide an electrical connection alternatively instead of pairs of pins 26 a and 26 b other types of electrical connectors depending on the type of fixture 12 can extend through the seals 22 or otherwise past the seals 22 into the housing 14 for example a single pin can be used instead of two pins 26 a and 26 b for compatibility with a single pin fixture alternatively three of the four total pins 26 a and 26 b can be u201c dummy pins u201d that do not provide an electrical connection thereby permitting only one of the pins to electrically connect with the fixture 12 a variety of methods can be used to manufacture the seals 22 in a first example the seals 22 are formed from a liquefied or viscous material that is introduced to the housing 14 and then hardened in the position shown in fig1 the liquefied or viscous material can be an epoxy prior to setting or mixing with a hardener concrete prior to hardening a polymer heated to above its melting point melted.