120 Volt LED Puck 3 Light Kit, Nickel - LEDP3120NK

These are very nice! I am very picky about light placement and light color. I do not like harsh light especially in the home. These lights are perfect. I had used the halogen puck lights for under cabinet lighting and I didn't like how hot they got. When I removed the halogen lights I noticed burn marks on the cabinet. These are perfect for undercounter indirect lighting. They are bright. I am OCD so I will probably replace the normal switch with a dimmer to reduce the light by 2-3% in order to match the light level of the light underneath my microwave that's hung above my stove. I uploaded pictures to Amazon. If you look at the dark photo the lights on the left are the new LED puck lights and the lights on the right are year old halogen lights. I will be replacing the remaining halogen lights with these LED lights.

Lights are nice looking and flush mounted easily. I did not use the enclosed hardware as my cabinets are double walled and I did not want the chance of the 1" long #4 screws to possibly pierce the wire tucked in between panels. I just used 1/2" long screws that I had.My only issue is the dimming switch suggestion. As recommended I purchased the Lutron Diva - DVCL-153P dimmer switch. With this switch connected the lights they did not dim and pulsed on and off. I connected a regular SPST on/off switch and they worked well. It would have been nice to be able to dim them.

I agree with other reviewers, they look nice and work well with the universal Legrant dimmer.However I can't say, the recess mounting concept is well thought out. 1. the wire can't escape easily to the back since a recess in the back is not provided - you can cut a small piece of the plastic housing out to make this happen. 2. there are 2 protrusions on the outside that get in the way when pushing the unit into a 2 1/8" recess hole. It would have been easy to make these with spring action which would serve the addition benefits to hold them in place even without using the screws. Don't try to force the unit into the hole or risk to brake the plastic unit.

Exactly what I was looking for. I can't recommend these lights enough. Hard wire, LED, pucks, and no "yellow" light. Basically perfection.These lights are very modular. The basic breakdown (in order) is:1. Plug -> switch -> detachable module2. Detachable module -> splitter (connects to light 1 and splitter 2) -> splitter (connects to light 2 and detachable module #2) -> detachable module #2 (connects to light 3)3. (3) LED puck lights which plug into any splitter (or module #2)Lights come with small mounting screws and small cable clips which worked nicely.I've purposely left these lights on for 3-4 hours; like anything else they do get warm but not enough to cause any form of discomfort when touched.I've attached some sample photos to give an idea of light colour. Best of luck!

Replaces perfectly, same screw holes and all, the existing puck lights that I had under my cabinets. Included wiring is annoying, I just cut the wires and ran my own wiring vs. the daisy chain setup they make possible. I'm sure that'd work well for folks who have the electrical for their undercabinet lighting on the far left or right side, but mine is in the middle.

Excellent LED puck lights...Very bright, I didn't think I would like them as much as I did...I only needed 2 of them for two glass towers I built. I was able to cut the wire, splice a new piece between them. I installed a push button switch, used a hole saw to recess them. If I ever wanted to expand on them I can...No transformer needed...

I installed them about 4 ft.above my computer desk and they provide ample lighting. The lighting is bright but not harsh or hard on the eyes. They not only provide great lighting but they are also well constructed as well as easy to install. I will not hesitate to recommend them to anyone both for their price and for their quality.

arrived quickly and as described