Customer Reviews for Direct Wire 24 in. LED White Under Cabinet Light

The light arrived and we put it up. It does everything we wanted.

I installed 7 of these in different sizes. Had a difficult time with the 12 inch. The first one I got had been installed and put back on the shelf (wires were twisted and parts were missing), the one I got to replace it had a faulty on-off switch. The third one worked. These are bright, compact lights. I like them. Just wished the on-off switch wasn't so delicate. Fortunately I will leave these on and control from the wall.

The price was fair. The installation was not a one man job. The installation instructions were not easy to understand which made the whole project much harder and took much longer than anticipated. I do however like the how bright the light shines.

Haven’t had an opportunity to install. Bought lithonia track lights in February. I hate them. NEVER BUY LITHONIA again.

Super bright, wish there was a high/low setting.

Difficult to install

Perfect replacement. It was easy to hard wire in and I am not that much of a handyman.

Good little light. The fluorescent lamp I had installed prior needed a bulb that is no longer manufactured. I had to replace the entire lamp.

Simple to install. The lighting is very bright.

A little involved connecting up Romex strain relief to the light.

Only comes with 1 box connector, so you can't easily daisy chain lights together. If you had 2 connectors, you could come in one side & out the other to minimize wire exposure. The transformer is in a spot that almost blocks one of the knockouts & leaves no room. There is no slack in the wires so you can't even move it. You also have to wire the light completely before closing it & mounting it - very awkward to do this, and you have to guess the perfect amount of wire you need before mounting!

Compact bright light - easy to install - looks great

They work very nicely and are much brighter than I thought they would be, compared to my German-made Hera warm white flourescent ones. However, they are called "soft white" and I find them to be way more on the yellow side

Works great but....expensive....