The Complete Guide to Under Cabinet Lighting by Annie Josey & Christopher Johnson

Author:Annie Josey & Christopher Johnson
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Pegasus Lighting
Published: 2013-08-12T22:00:00+00:00

4. Attach. Drill holes for the screws. Permanently fasten the puck lights in their holes with mounting clips or screws.

5. Wire (if necessary). If your lights aren’t battery operated, they’ll plug into each other so you can operate them with one plug or light switch. For lights that require a driver or transformer, make sure the one you’re using has an appropriate wattage rating. It should be able to accommodate a wattage equal to or slightly higher than the combined total wattage of your lights. To hide the wires, you can install a valance (a matching 1-2 inch strip attached as a lip at the bottom of your cabinets), or simply staple the wires to the bottom of the cabinet. Just be careful not to damage them.

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