Nadair UNPL201-3K-1WH Wired LED Puck Light 120V Plug-In Lighting, Can Be Surface Mount or Flush Mount, Easy To Install, Daisy Chain, 3000K Warm White

I needed to replace a set of about 12 xenon puck lights with bulbs that burned hot and burned out periodically with LED lights. I was wired for 120 volts with a capacitive 3-way dimmer switch. These lights, like many or most LED lights, do not dim with lowered voltage. No matter. I replaced the 3-level dimmer with an on-off switch. They look great, work as expected but were fairly difficult to install.They chain together with male and female plugs putting them about 9.5 inches apart. So the first problem is locating screw holes at the appropriate distance for two lights to connect after they are screwed under the cabinet. The second problem is that the arrangement under the cabinets does not quite lend itself to precisely equal spacing. OK, so I will have to cut wires and splice them to new lengths with soldered joints and heat-shrink tubing.But the main reason these are difficult to install is that you have to work upside down using either touch or a mirror with a flashlight. I laid out pilot holes with a cardboard template, drilled small holes with a small drill and then had to attach the plastic frames using a very small philips head screwdriver working with mirror, flashlight, magnetic screwdriver, Once I had all the plastic frames screwed under the cabinets, I inserted the light bodies (kind of fiddly to get them oriented and twisted in) and connected all the ones that connected directly. Next step was to hook up all the jumper wires that spanned cabinets which I soldered and closed up with heatshrink tubing. Finally connected all to the new capacitive switch and bingo: Fiat lux! I finished the job with a glue-gun to tack any drooping wires to the undersides of the cabinets.Very happy with the results. But installation was not easy. One final note. The manufacturer could save everybody some time and trouble by eliminating the little silver labels that have to be peeled off each light and cut off each wire (at the slight risk of cutting into the wire itself). I didn't look to see what they say. Probably that there is electricity involved which can be dangerous..

It is good as what the price you pay. So far the quality is ok. But What I can suggest . This product is only good for flush mount. Because the product looks some kind of flimsy.

We had an existing puck light that quit working. I could not seem to find a single replacement puck light by itself, so purchased this bundle of 3. I intended to just install one light, but ended up installing two since my wife wanted more light in this particular area than we had before. They were easy to install. I cut the plug off and direct-wired them into a junction box. Now we have an unused light as a spare in the event another light malfunctions in the future. I deducted one star because each light has a non-removable linking wire on each side. So, the last puck light in the series has an unused loose 4-inch wire tail sticking out. The instructions make reference to using the puck light with no wire tail as the last light in the series, but there was no such light included. Not a huge deal, as the lights and the wires are pretty well hidden under the cabinets.

Worked well under our cabinets in kitchen. Wish we could have gotten a longer extension cord with them but we made it work.

These are made to string together, so you get 1 power cord and 2 connector cords. I will have to splice a power cord to the other 2 if I want to use them separately. This was no explained well. 3 stars because I'm getting tired of sellers not taking time to give complete explanations and I don't want to take half a day to read Q&A reviews for a simple thing like this. I have a few extra power cords laying around so I will get to work again to make these work for me. Thats ok keeps this old man otta trouble.

Good product. Its was a replacement and works great. Came fast and works great. Would recommend and purchase again.

The media could not be loaded.  This is the best remote wired puck light around! I bought a different brand earlier, but that remote never worked consistently. This one worked perfectly and easy to install. I chose flush mode on ceiling, and ran the wires through the ceiling into the attic that is over garage, then plugged it into outlet that garage door opener uses (no wires showing by the lights which I love)

Demands an acrobat to install beneath a cabinet or counter. Or, as I was forced, requires mounting the pucks to a thin sheet of poplar and then screwing that into the counter bottom upside down. Terrible instructions--did not match the product. Plenty bright now installed, but hardly worth defying gravity. Keep shopping.

Those replaces old IKEA recessed cabinet puck lights that used halogen or xenon lightbulbs. I had a very hard time finding new ones using that kind of bulbs that would be the same size. So I decided to try these LED puck lights which fit perfectly in the pre-drilled holes of my kitchen cabinet.I included pictures for on and off look. They are very easy to install, and honestly, the price is very reasonable. Hopefully they’ll last for a long time.However, the description is misleading: the casing is plastic, not aluminum. Still, they work great and it took me only 2 minutes to put them in place. Moreover, it says that they are dimmable, sort of implying that the switch is a dimmer. It’s not, it’s a simple rotating on/off switch. Perhaps they can be dimmed, but certainly not at the source.When used as recessed lighting (the other option is « surface mounting »), be aware that the instruction manual advises NOT TO INSTALL them in fully enclosed cabinets for safety reasons.

I was looking to replace my under cabinet puck lights in my kitchen, previously hardwired. Most other puck lights are plug in with a transformer built in to the plug end. These are plug in, but don't need the transformer, therefore, I simply cut off the built in switch and plug, and ran the wire directly into the junction box and connected it there. Only con is they are made of thin plastic. Pet peeve, I just like sturdy stuff but they're under the cabinet, can't see them, and they don't really heat up much as they are LED.

Bought these to hardwire in as kitchen accent lights …. many lights out there are 12 volt and require a transformer but these can be plugged directly into wall power which I wanted. I didn’t see it on Amazon but according to the Nadair website they are dimmable…. haven’t installed yet so can’t confirm that but I have done a little test plug in to regular wall outlet and they work well and look good.

We bought it to mount underneath a small hall table that we have, to illuminate nice things that we put on the little shelf below. The purchase was prompted when the bulb in the halogen puck light that I had mounted years before burnt out, and I could not find a 'peanut' bulb small enough to fit. This Nadair light is well-priced, arrived very quickly, and was simple and easy to mount...I was lucky enough to be able to use screws, and screw holes that had been used for the previous light. Beyond that, what to say? It works.Only complaint is, if it is a complaint, is that it is somewhat brighter, perhaps a bit too bright for the application, and I think it would be too bright for many applications, say, soft lighting in a bookcase or shelf unit. I may, in fact, look for some kluge, perhaps hang some sheer fabric or a soft photographic filter of some sort under it, at some point in the future.But the essence is, it works and the price was right, it runs pretty cool and it's efficient in terms of energy use.

Loved the lights but now have two just barely lighting up... 10% of normal light output. Have these undermount of kitchen cupboards and on maybe 6 hrs a day average. The rated 30,000 hrs is obviously not a reality. Hopefully manufacturer will stand behind their 3 year warranty, once I figure out how to request replacements...