• Slim LED lighting designed especially for under-cabinet lighting
• Uses a fraction of the energy required by halogen bulbs
• No bulbs to replace – estimated useful life of 50,000 hours
• Produces clean white light with no buzzing or humming
• THIS ITEM IS PART OF LINKABLE SYSTEM – TRANSFORMER REQUIRED – SEE BELOW

Product Description
LED Under-Cabinet Lights bring clean, energy efficient lighting to your kitchen. The LED Under-Cabinet Lights are easy to install and inexpensive to operate. They use a fraction of the energy used by traditional incandescent or fluorescent fixtures. Once installed, they will provide years of clean white light with no bulbs, or transformers to replace. Under-Cabinet lighting will make your kitchen a safer more efficient workplace. Lighting above your cabinets or elsewhere in your kitchen can add indirect light and ambiance to your room.

The lights are so small no light rail is needed to hide the lights. Each lighting strip is only ¼ inch thick and ½ inch wide. Various lengths of lights and linking cords are available, so you can put lights where you need them. No hard wiring is needed, the transformer plugs directly into your existing receptacles. The system is linkable using RCA style male and female cords, no cutting or splicing required.

This 24 LED Under-Cabinet Strip Light is part of a Linkable Lighting System. The system operates low voltage; therefore, a transformer must be purchased separately. A 60 watt transformer, 12 inch lights, 24 inch lights, 36 inch lights, switches, 24 inch linking cords, 48 inch linking cords, 72 inch linking cords, and 3-way splitters are available. Click on Other Products from The Cabinet Warehouse at the top of the screen for all available products.

LED Under-Cabinet Slim Light 24″

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• Slim LED lighting designed especially for under-cabinet lighting
• Uses a fraction of the energy required by halogen bulbs
• No bulbs to replace – estimated useful life of 50,000 hours
• Produces clean white light with no buzzing or humming
• TRANSFORMER REQUIRED – SEE DESCRIPTION BELOW

Product Description
LED Under-Cabinet Lights bring clean, energy efficient lighting to your kitchen. The LED Under-Cabinet Lights are easy to install and inexpensive to operate. They use a fraction of the energy used by traditional incandescent or fluorescent fixtures. Once installed, they will provide years of clean white light with no bulbs, or transformers to replace. Under-Cabinet lighting will make your kitchen a safer more efficient workplace. Lighting above your cabinets or elsewhere in your kitchen can add indirect light and ambiance to your room. The lights are so small no light rail is needed to hide the lights. Each lighting strip is only ¼ inch thick and ½ inch wide. Various lengths of lights and linking cords are available, so you can put lights where you need them. No hard wiring is needed, the transformer plugs directly into your existing receptacles. The system is linkable using RCA style male and female cords, no cutting or splicing required.

This 12 inch LED Under-Cabinet Strip Light is part of a Linkable Lighting System. The system operates low voltage; therefore, a transformer must be purchased separately. A 60 watt transformer, 12 inch lights, 24 inch lights, 36 inch lights, switches, 24 inch linking cords, 48 inch linking cords, 72 inch linking cords, and 3-way splitters are available. Click on Other Products from The Cabinet Warehouse at the top of the screen for all available products.

LED Under-Cabinet Slim Light 12″

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A friend of mine helped me installed (hardwired) four Xenon puck lights under my kitchen cabinets. The four lights came in with a set plug and switch on each. My friend hacked them all and combined them on single plug and plugged into an outlet above the cabinets. Everything looked OK until I noticed the next day that the one light is much brighter than the others. I asked my friend what’s up the uneven light output and he was like:”I don’t know” : ( …What might have gone wrong?
I see. I don’t know much about series and parallel circuits though but did he do series circuit and could that be the reason why the lights are not working properly? Is there anyway I can fix this myself? Because my friend is not answering my calls LOL.

Im trying to find an LCD T.V. for the kitchen that I can mount under the cabinets, One that you could possibly tilt flip and swivel, in the size range of 10″-14″, but under-cabnet mounting is the real issue.

We bought a small (3 light) under-counter set that is plugged into an ordinary outlet and installed the set in our kitchen. We love it…but after a time, it just stopped working. My husband replaced it with a whole new set…and now that one has stopped working as well. We bought a meter to test our outlet, but all we could figure out from that is that the outlet is delivering the right amount of voltage. What are we missing?
We’ve not yet had a chance to try bulb replacement, since both times the whole set has failed (never one light, or two), which leads us to believe it’s a “system” failure…
Bruce–we’ve never had the chance to change the bulbs yet. The bulbs haven’t blown–the whole system has failed.
More info for Bruce–after our first installation failed, we threw the whole thing away and bought another one at a different home improvement store, so if we managed to catch a crappy run TWICE under those circumstances, then maybe we ought not even think about replacing the lights…
I just tested the bulbs–all three are good.

I had a black and decker that i did not particularly like before and my hamilton beach one just broke today, (just got it for christmas.)

how far apart should they be? how far from the edge of the last cabinet? should they be closer to the front of the cabinet or the rear or in the middle?

thanks!

Have under-cabinet “puck” lights with a “thru-cord” switch. Don’t have the instructions for the wiring of the switch. I believe the wire, which has a ribbed and smooth side, has to be split for the switch. Help! Thanks