Review on 24-inch Under Cabinet Lighting for Kitchen Closet - LED Cabinet Light with Motion Sensor for Wardrobe - Phonar (Cold White) - Plug-in Hardwired by Lawrence Crespo

Now I have 5 of these in sizes 24" and 36". A bit from more than 2 years ago. So here is a list of everything I think you should know. 3000K is an excellent choice for cabinet and closet lighting. It's not as yellow as a standard 2700K bulb, but it's still a very soft and comfortable white. The touch switch works great because as long as you can see the light flickering in the dark, just run your hand along the entire length. Until you reach the end it will happen. My lights are hidden behind ledges on the sides of the closet, but I don't need to see the switch to find it easily. The correct cable connector size is 3.5mm OD, 1.35mm ID. Somewhere in the questions section, the seller is misrepresenting the size. When you power the switch side, touching the switch turns the light on and also powers the unswitched side. When you power the non-switched side, the light will be on and the switched side will be powered for series connection. In this configuration you can, for example, use a motion sensor or other switch to turn on the light(s). When it comes to daisy chaining or connecting multiple lights together, you need to consider power requirements. The included power adapter is rated at 2 amps, which is enough for a 36-inch flashlight. I have 2 in series in my closet so I used another big 12v power supply. So if you're running multiple circuits together and they flicker or misbehave, you probably need a larger power supply. internal electronics) will eventually start generating a lot of heat. Another point: 2 of my lamps are in closets that have no electricity. I power my headlights with a 12v sealed lead acid battery (like for alarms). These lights are long unused and I run 6 months or more before needing to charge the battery.