K9M3 750 lm 5000K LED Under Cabinet Lighting Fixture, 28", Bronze Finish

Like many I found the working space for this light very very tight. Did I mention very tight ? Anyway it mounted easily enough in my space and the 42 inch one was the perfect size for the alocove and fit it better than the old flourescent light it replaced. This as great given this is a hard size to find in a light fixture. I love the very white light of the 5000K output model. I was afraid it might be on the blue end of the spectrum but there is not even a hint of blue tint to my eye, Getting the door shut over the wiring was a small challenge once all was connected. It would be nice if the wires were held in place with tie downs so they did not try to fall out while you are closing the door esepcially on this longer model. Even though I knew th specs up front it is hard to appreciate how flat this is until you have it in hand. One other minor complaint is that the tiny (and I mean tiny) power supply/driver slightly obscures one of the mounting screw holes. This made the already awkward job of mounting it in the alcove over my kitchen since a litt harder. Took me about 30 minutes to mount counting running back and forth to my building for tools. I hope it lasts since it was such a job to mount. My wire was easy to deal with sice the old light did not use a box. I just pushed the excess up into the attic space. I had considering building my own light and having a frosted plate cut for the alocove. I'm glad I did not. This was qicker, cheaper, easier and I suspect looks better than would have a custom light.

Yes, that is right, I ordered these 3 days ago. They showed up today, I removed the old under cabinet yellow (Ugh) fluorescent tube lights and installed these (hardwired) in place in under 1 hour. I am very DIY, so this may take longer for you. However, it is do-able! I have been playing the "replace the yellow light game" for over 10 years! I have 5 lights under my cabinets, and every so often they get old and turn yellow. So I replace the tube bulb. And it is white for a few years, and slowly turns yellow. At some point I have some that are white (new) and some that are yellow. UGH, looks like trash. Done with that old junk technology. I have since replaced EVERY light in my home with LED 5000k. Much brighter and a true white light.They light bulb manufactures have sold the world on warm soft lights are better, only because they are cheaper to make and they can sell them at a high price. Warm soft lights are 60s-90s BS tech.These solve the problem! I installed the 5000k. Give me bright white lights.These fixtures were easy to install. And they are brighter (more lumens) than the fluorescent old lights. Now my kitchen is brighter and better.THANK YOU MATHEW!!! Keep up the good work. I am telling all my friends about your lights!And will search your shop for more types of lights I can use!

Highly recommended. I purchased this as a replacement for a 120V power unit for which the transformer failed. This fixture cost less than the replacement for the transformer, and I get LED instead of incandescent.Pros- All parts included for hard wiring or power cord- Very easy to install - you have 3 options:1) Connection via the supplied power cord2) Hardwired through a junction box (not supplied)3) Hardwired directly to the fixtureI used option 3 - there are 3 connectors inside the unit, so you just have to insert the 120V wires into these connectors. There was enough room inside the fixture to tuck the 120V wire- Color is ok (a bit on the cool side for a 3000K)- Brightness is great for under cabinet lighting- You can connect several of these by using a single 120V wire - you can either connect the additional fixtures directly to one another via a connector (included), or you can buy a cable in case you want the various fixtures to at a distance of one another. These additional fixtures can be connected on either (or both) side(s) of the first unit- Price is great compared with hardware storesCons- I am not sure whether the LED light can be replaced once it fails

Awesome but Kobi needs a few design changes. I replaced 24" florescent light fixtures with these 28" LED fixtures. I went with the 4000 color and they are a little whiter than my cool white florescent bulbs and are brighter! Absolutely love them. Now for the things I would like to see Kobi change.1) They could be a little deeper. One of my florescent fixtures had 2 sets of wires. The 2nd set went to power the fixture on the other side of my cooktop. It was difficult to get all that wire back in.2) I used the teardrop cutouts to screw the fixture under my cabinets. The on/off switch is in the way of one of them. The switch should have been placed a couple inches to the left.3) The teardrop cutouts need a slit on BOTH sides of the hole so you can slide the fixture in either direction.I used the screws that held my florescent fixtures in place. I would hold the new fixture in place and my wife would use a felt pen to mark one of the tear drop cutouts. Then I drilled a hole and put a screw in far enough that I could insert and slide the fixture in place. This would hold the fixture in place while I drilled the other hole for the second screw.