LED cabinet lighting

[edlentz]

I can sympathize with "she changed her mind" Fortunately for me I had ripped out the old drywall to the studs and have switched outlets in my cabinets. Anyway, good luck next time

Ed

[Southern Man]

I can sympathize with "she changed her mind" Fortunately for me I had ripped out the old drywall to the studs and have switched outlets in my cabinets. Anyway, good luck next time

Ed

After 22 years and many projects I've come to the realization that I need to come as close as I reasonable can with a "mock up" before she 'll make a decision. She, in turn, has come to the understanding that once her decision is made I will resist with at least as much effort that it took me to develop said mock up.

[Southern Man]

I now have a problem with the switches for these lights: http://www.terrylove.com/forums/show...132#post163132

[Thatguy]

1. Is the 34V still considered low voltage?
3. The pucks get pretty hot so I'm not sure how energy efficient they actually are.

1. Below 30vrms, 42vpeak, 60vdc the NEC relaxes some rules.

3. The hotter they get the shorter the lifetime. The service lifetime halves for each 10°C rise above ambient. This is a manufacturer's tradeoff. They might be more efficient (watts in vs. light out) at higher temps.

[xianying49599]

hi ,

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Rgs

Anna