Questions and Answers for BAZZ LED Under Cabinet White Strip Light (4-Pack)

A:  Hi, Yes it is about half an inch wide. I hope this helps!

A:  It is .5 inches wide.

A:  Hello, Unfortunatly, know as others said this item does not have the motion sensor feature. Sorry for the inconvenience!

A:  No, this model does not have that feature.

A:  Very difficult to install, too soft to be handled. Try other models.

A:  Hi! You could paint or stain them, however doing so would invalidate the warranty. I hope this helps!

A:  they won't show if you install behind the front overhang of the cabinet so that the light shines on the backs plash

A:  No, this item is not waterproof.

A:  NO!!! Its electrical, It is low voltage on the LED side but Not waterproof. The transformer is 110VAC.

A:  Hi, Unfortunately we do not sell this product in less than a pack of four and we are unable to split the pack. I hope this helps!

A:  You can probably find a "wall wart" elsewhere that puts out the proper 12 volt and about 1 watt, typically used, just not in this brand. Note, this is not your typical cel phone charger (5 volt) but something from, say, an old printer. Or, you can search a popular online sales site.

A:  Why not ask the manufacturer? Or search Home Depot under BAZZ and see what comes up? I installed this at a friend's home so i can't look at it now. i don't remember if it has standard connections so that you could power it with a generic or third-party power source. Good luck

A:  They're not dimmable as sold, so there is no "low." however, they have 100 lumens per strip, about the same as two traditional 4 watt night light bulbs, or about one 25 watt appliance bulb for all 4 strips.

A:  Don’t buy this product. It’s soft and is hard to install under the cabinets.

A:  They are design to be used in one power cord. But you can you different cord but that will require to buy one

A:  No. The transformer will support from 1 to 8 10" strips.

A:  I linked an off-brand strip to these. It does work. Simply cut the end connector off and either direct-solder it to the other strip (keep in mind that you can't go over the max. wattage length) or a "quick-connect" fitting (like connecting speaker wire)

A:  Unfortunately, this can only me likable to the same model.

A:  I was able to add my own small strip of lights to this. I had some leftover from another project. I simply used the supplied Y connector, then snipped off the end connector.. Then soldered the bare wire to the additional strip. Hope this helps.

A:  Unfortunately no.

A:  You can’t “dim” them but there is a low and bright setting option.

A:  I used the following dimmer, which includes a remote, and it works great! https://www.lightinthebox.com/en/p/wireless-rf-led-single-dimmer-switch-led-controller-with-remote-control-dc12-24v-1-channel_p1521983.html You to need to wire it properly.

A:  They have a 'high' and 'low' setting, I don't know if they are dimmable otherwise. BTW, The adhesive tape on them is worthless, in less than an hour they peeled off the underside of the cabinet, so you have to use the clips and nails/tacks they include, or use a better/stronger double sided tape-that's what I did.

A:  There is a lighter, and brighter setting from the toggle switch, but to do an actual "dimmer"... maybe if you're an electrician you could, not sure. P.S I LOVE MINE - I used it on my desk, above my keyboard drawer - game changer!

A:  While these are not dimmable, they do have a high/low switch for brightness.

A:  No. It comes with a high-low switch which alters the brightness somewhat, but definitely not dimmable.