Questions and Answers for Commercial Electric 9 in. Plug In Linkable Undercabinet LED Strip Light with High, Off, and Low Setting

A:  Normal 2 prong plug [one wide one narrow leg]. Have to measure mine but without looking it's about 30 in or so.

A:  Yes, there is a standard AC plug on one end and a small female connector on the out end so you can daisy chain multiple lights together. I cut off the plug and hard-wired power to wall switch so all under cabinet lights would be powered by one switch. Worked out very well. U-shaped kitchen looks very elegant with under cabinet lighting the whole way around the room

A:  No, it’s a 2 prong connector with round pins. Not a standard outlet.

A:  Yes! It takes minutes to install!

A:  Yes, the light has a cord and regular plug that uses a normal outlet

A:  You drill into the cabinet going up and run the wire around the microwave out of sight and then back down on the other side.

A:  These units come with a connector so u can daisy chain one Unit to another.

A:  Each of the light strips come with a linking cord about a foot long. IF you want to go farther than that you would have to splice the wire or something. Maybe a little too risky for a homeowner? The lights do work really really well.

A:  NO! Just 24",18",and 9".The 24"covers a 36"area.

A:  According to Home Depot website, it comes in 9, 12, 18, 24, and 36 inch lengths. Depending upon where you are, it may or may not be in stock. If you have to special order, shipping is free to the store

A:  GE and Lithonia offer longer strip lights, 36” and 48”, however they are more expensive. The 24” Commercial Electric units put out a lot of light and can be used for larger cabinets. Alternatively two or more can be connected together with the attached linking cords.

A:  If you get any "LED" light fixture, it will probably last longer than the house it's installed in. These devices use very little current and run very cool, Try them, you'll like them; be careful on what "Kelvin" rating LEDs you buy - I recommend a "2700K" LEDas they put out light similar to what everyone is used to and grew up with.

A:  Sorry, not sure! But if you call the store they should be able to tell you. I haven't had to replace build yet.

A:  I would put it on a wall with double stick tape. Don't know about the bottom of a cupboard, unless you trusted the tape and used a lot of it.

A:  It comes with a mounting clip and double stick tape, works fine.

A:  Sorry, no it does not. These light strips can be daisy chained together. Input voltage is 120 V at 60 Hz. Each strip draws 11 W, so if you daisy chain 12 of them together, you will be drawing 130 W. No idea what the amperage is. Technically, you could attach an AC appliance to the end of one of these lights, but I recommend that you do not do that. You are better off installing a standard 1 or 2 gang wall outlet at 15 or 20 amps.

A:  No, you cannot plug in other appliances to this unit.

A:  Nope. They “daisy chain” with a special cord, but no AC outlets.

A:  No. The connector is unique to the lamp and will not receive the std 2-prong plug.

A:  No. It has connections to be able to connect multiple lights together.

A:  no

A:  Nope, it does not have a plug in to plug other appliances...

A:  24" long, (+ approximately 2" for cord), x 1 7/8" x 1".

A:  We used this light underneath the cabinet above the kitchen sink. Unfortunately we have moved from that location so can't give the dimensions requested but I can tell you it was perfect for that location, especially since it had a low and high light capability.

A:  The strip light measures 24 inches in width and 0.92 inches in height.

A:  about 2"