24 in. LED Light Temperature Adjustable, Motion-Sensing Bar Light Under Cabinet Light Fixture

I love the fact that you can choose between warm and cool light. I love the motion sensor feature. I love the brightness that emanates under the cupboards, giving the kitchen counter a classy look. The only thing missing on these lights, are an On/Off switch. I know that's what the motion sensor is for; however, the problem with not having an additional On/Off switch, is that when the power goes out and comes back on, all the lights automatically turn on at full brightness. Our power cables are routed inside the wall connecting to an outlet, so we don't have the option to disconnect it from the power source. When the power goes out then comes back on in the middle of the night, it wakes everyone up in the house with the extreme brightness. If we are gone for a few days, this means lights will remain on until we get back home. I wish GE came up with a fix for this. Other than that, the lights are phenomenal!

Easy to install and very bright, my wife put them in her China cabinet and they look great.

The motion sensor is activated by the wave of a hand over the sensor area. Works fine, but thought it would sense a larger area. Still does what I wanted from this light. Like the three light temperature settings also.

As others have said, Motion Hi/Lo/Off great idea especially near sink. WW/Nat/Cool light settings. ONE Big problem: Connection to A/C cord is on Left end. No option for Right end except for link to other light units. Had to mount light so the back is at front of cabinet. (See Photos) Only two stars, product information should indicate outlet location requirements.

The light bar lights the area under the cabinet well, is easy to turn on & off, and the adjustable color is handy to match other lights in the same area. I had four similar light bars from another manufacturer under the cabinets in my kitchen, and loved them very much. There was still an area that was not well lit, so I ordered this light for that area. It was easy to install with two screws. The paper template for placing the screws looked like it would work pretty well but I simply measured the spacing and marked my holes that way. I stapled the cord under the cabinet (making sure not to pierce the insulation with the staples!) to run it to an outlet, and it was ready to go! Compared to my other light bars, I don't like that there is only "britght" and "dim"; the others had continuous dimming which is very handy when trying to adjust the light. One pass of the hand turns it on, but it takes two passes to turn it off. The other issue with this light is the switch; people without knowledge that the lights are motion sensor activated will see the prominent rocker switch and try to turn the light on or off with it. Adjusting the color between Warm White, Daylight, and Cool White is something that you will normally do upon installation to match the rest of the lighting; the switch should be somewhat hidden after installation to avoid confusion by visitors. Overall, the light is very nice, but if I were replacing it I would probably spend the extra to get the other brand which I have used elsewhere to get the dimming capability and single-pass turn off.

Wonderful For Work Areas For a little light it's very bright, It has about the same output of a 60 watt incandescent bulb or 900 lumens. This is a great little under counter light. This light has a switch to change its color temperature. From warm white to cool white and daylight. This is handy so that you can see your work in the light it will be in. This is very handy for those that want true color rendition. It also has a motion sensor that turns the light off and on. The sensor has a range of about 3 inches so it won't be triggered with movements at counter height. Very handy when you have your hands full or are dirty. The light is also link-able, up to 30 lights. That's a huge number of lights that can be run off just one outlet.

This is a great little light fixture. Easy to install and operate. Throws plenty of light. We have it installed in the garage under cabinets over a sink. Well satisfied.

Although a little pricey, this unit is ideal for under cabinets and can be wired directly to a wall switch using an optional GE-Direct-Wire-Linkable-Junction-Box. Out of the box allows for direct plug-in. The light has two (2) temperatures and is Motion-Sensing for on//dim/off. To operate, you pass your hand within 2-3 inches of the sensor for ON, 25% of normal, and OFF. You may select the color using the manual switch on the unit. I use my light under my desktop to illuminate my pull out keyboard (see photo). I also have and 18” light above my work bench for closer illumination when needed. They both work as advertised.

I'm impressed with the flexibility of the GE 18" plug-in LED premium under cabinet light fixture. I like that I can select one of three color temperatures -- soft warm white (3000k), bright cool white (4000k), and daylight (5000k) -- and use the motion sensing on/dim/off, to dim the light by 25% (it puts out 640 lumens when not dimmed). I also like that it's energy star certified, linkable, comes with a lifetime warranty (LEDs are non-replaceable), and will save on the electric bill. Unfortunately, the fixture feels cheaply made for the price, but I guess it doesn't matter since you don't see the fixture under the cabinets. The package includes a link cable, template, power cable, and instructions. The AC chord is almost 59" from cap that plugs in (excluding the part that plugs into the light to the start of the AC prongs). The included link cable is 18.25" (if you exclude the caps, but not the part of the cap that plugs into the fixture) and instructions say to mount linked units a maximum of 18" apart (due the cable length). Instructions also say maximum of 6 bars per line chord (aka, power chord) but strangely the side of the fixture says 30 units max next to the power chord input... huh? That's confusing. The instructions say nothing about direct wiring the fixture although the outside of the packaging/box says it can be converted to direct wire using a GE conversion box (sold separately)... but who wants another box mounted under the cabinet? I don't! Overall, between color temps, extra items to direct wire, and price, this product isn't for me. Great features aside, I'd prefer a quality direct wire fixture connected to a real dimmer. And in a side by side comparison with my old halogen fixtures, I prefer the warmth of the 2800k halogens. Yes, halogens put off more heat and use more energy, but they complement my kitchen better than these LEDs. If you review the pictures attached to this review, the 3 halogen bulb fixture (not dimmable) is on the left and the GE fixture is on the right. Take note of the reflection pattern of the halogen versus the LEDS on the counter top (LEDs are more uniform). Also, since cameras can play tricks with coloring, note how the halogens get "yellower" compared to the different color choices of the GE fixtures LEDs to get a sense of color.

The light works as it says, you can wave your hand under it to turn on, dim, and turn off. In practice, I wish the motion sensor had a longer range, that would have made it more useful since I have to go right up to the light to turn it on as it's configured right now. It just doesn't feel more convenient, if I'm already 2 inches away from the light, why don't I just press a regular "on" button? And I don't like having to wave twice to turn it off (since it dims after one wave). I liked the different light temperatures, I tried out different ones and they definitely give a different feel to the space. Being able to daisy chain it a convenient feature, I wasn't able to test it but I like that it's easy to spread if needed. I just felt like for what this was, it was priced a little high to justify buying more to daisy chain. Maybe it I could adjust the motion sensor length, that would be helpful.