Litever Under Cabinet Light Kit Plug in, 3 LED Light Bars 20W Dimmable | Warm White 20W Super Bright 1000 Lumens for Kitchen Cabinets Counters Bookcases 3000K (3-Bars Kit)

I rarely write reviews unless a product is really good or really bad, and I had to write one today because these lights are outstanding! We just bought a house and our kitchen is incredibly dark. I figured these coukd be a good way to brighten things up a bit, especially since they were only $30. Install is incredibly easy and they add the perfect amount of light for my super dark kitchen (seriously, who puts dark tile, appliances, counters, and backsplash with only one overhead light in an already dark area? Ugh!) I attached the before and after photos for reference! The dimmer is also a nice touch, as well as the on/off switch so that I don't have to plug in the cord every time I want to use them. I am a perfectionist so I am happy that the wires are pretty well hidden. Now I'm looking into getting another set for the other side (which will be more challenging to install, but still doable for a chick who knows next to nothing about this stuff) because I love them so much! So pleased!!

LOVE these. they installed very easily and the light output is wonderful and true to the 3K kelvin.

This is my favorite lighting kit, I've bought it I think ~5 times in various colors, configurations, etc. Consistently bright, comes with a great lineup of accessories, attachment methods, cord extenders, and controls for pretty much any normal setup. The same brand also offers lots of accessories and add-ons compatible with this set which is really nice. I like the ability to choose exactly how I want to wire and/or control the lighting. It's definitely not the cheapest set out there, but it does a superb job and several sets of these lights have withstood years of abuse and runtime. So I think the value is definitely worth it.

These are really amazing lights. Easy to install, very bright, all the parts you could imagine needing to mount. Flexible mounting. I bought 4 sets and ran them in different directions under cabinets and behind stained glass inside my cabinets. Only problem is contacting the company. I tried to contact them about a return and they said to contact Amazon. I don't know what that means. They never responded!!

Purchased three of the 3 bar, 3000K, 1,100 lumen LED light kits. Our application consists of three separate banks of light bars with each bank controlled by a separate under cabinet dimmer, but all are turned on and off by a single wall switch. Power outlets and transformers for each bank are above the cabinets and the cables were run thru the chases between the cabinets and under the cabinets. Generally, very satisfied with the product. As noted below, strongly suggest seller consider either offering light bars of different lengths or also including some shorter extensions First, on arrival there were no problems with missing parts or poor-quality parts. Second, with regard to color, these replaced 20-watt halogen bulbs which are also rated at 3000k; however, the LED bars produce a whiter light. Would have preferred 2,700k light bars; however, there are very few available that also produce 300 or more lumens. Third, the multitude of included components allow these kits to work in many different situations, but not all. The light bars only come in 12” lengths with 7” female connector leads and 7” male connector tails on each bar. Unless you have only 18” and 24” cabinets you may need short extensions in order to center the light bars in each cabinet. You may not be able to just connect the bars end to end. Fortunately, there is material to work with in the kit especially if electrical wiring is in your skill set. The included 40” extensions can be shortened (old fashion solder and heat shrinks work well on the 20 gauge wire), the 7” male lead of the last bar in the run can be cut off and spliced onto the tail of a previous bar, the on off switch can be used as is or rewired by cutting out the switch, etc. Note, if you want to remove the unused male tail connector from the last light bar in a run, rather than using the provided connector plug, you need to remove two screws and clip the red and black wires at the solder joints (seller’s instructions to a question). You must have the proper size small screw driver to do this for the screws are very, very tight. Fourth, if you plan carefully you can have a clean installation where the only thing that is visible to someone sitting on a chair in the room is the top of the dimmer. While some reviewers complained about the size of the connectors, the largest is 3/8” thick and they can all be tucked up under the cabinets out of sight---you can use the included stick on clips or regular LED cable staples. You will, however, need ½” holes to run from the bottom of one cabinet to another or up into the chase between cabinets. Also note, the end of the output line from the transformer is larger and may be too big to snake thru the chase between cabinets; however, the included 40” extensions are perfect for running power thru the chases between 36” cabinets. Would love to have some longer light bars in these kits. This installation has far more even light than the halogen pucks it replaced, but it could be even better. If you are thinking of replacing your old halogen pucks DO IT. Half of ours were cracked from 15 years of high heat.

Excellent product. I searched all over reading reviews trying to find an ideal product for my situation. I have a cabinet over the microwave and stove, cabinet to the left, and three cabinets to the right. I wanted a clean install but wasn't sure how to run lights to either side of the microwave cabinet or if a splitter was needed. I plugged the power supply in above the microwave. Turns out the power supply cord is plenty long enough to be run inside the left cabinet and out the bottom where it connects to the dimmer switch and first light. I thought initially I would need a splitter installed off the power supply but turns out I did not. First light is hooked up to the dimmer switch then using two extension cables included plus an additional extension cable I ran them back up that left cabinet, over through the microwave cabinet, and then down the next cabinet and out to the next light, and so on for that side. All wires are concealed and its a clean install with the included clips. Drilled a pilot hole then a 1/2 inch hole to run cables through the cabinets. I attached the lights using the included brackets. It can be difficult working underneath the cabinet so I used a piece of tape to hold the bracket in the place, drilled through for a pilot hole, screwed into place, then removed the tape. Powers on and is controlled by the dimmer at the bottom of the left cabinet. Simply reach under at the edge and easily operate. Pictures attached. Warm white was chosen to match the light of the microwave and it all blends in seamlessly. Id advise you plug in the lights and lay out on the counter how you think it will install prior to drilling holes. You can then chose the best position for the lights to eliminate shadows and get good coverage. They are not installed in the middle of each as I first thought. And they look the best installed at the front edge. The kit might look complicated but it all goes together quite easily and logically.

We leave the light over our sink on 24x7, so I figured switching to LED would pay back quickly because of the much lower energy usage. These lights seemed so reasonable, that I purchased 2 of these kits to do a 2-light installation over the sink, and a 4-strip install under the other kitchen cabinets. What a difference these have made! We find ourselves using the whole counter area now because it is all so well lit up. The installation was easy (we used the included screws and clips). You don't have to be perfect with the spacing of the clips because they snap in anywhere on the stip---just get the distance from the edge of the cabinet right and you'll have it perfectly symmetrical. We needed more line for the 4-strip run, but had the extra from the 2-strip run, which was cheaper than buying a larger kit plus the extra switch. The only thing I don't love is the switch. I wish there was a separate on/off from the dimmer, so I could turn them off at a set dimming level. So, we end up leaving them on just to keep the exact dimming level matched across both sets. I wish we had done this sooner---what a great result for the price!

These were an incredible improvement over the fluorescent under-counter lights I had installed. They're very bright, but even if they were too bright they come with a dimmer switch. The mounting hardware was easy to set up, and there was plenty of hardware for cable management to help give it a clean look. I've had them for a grand total of 8 hours so far, but I really like the way they look. Initially I had gone with some cheaper LED strips before spending a little more getting these light bars and it was completely worth it. Even with me choosing to solder some of the lights into the house circuitry, I had 24 of these bars installed in a few hours. Overall, excellent product. Looks nice.