Will these work for under cabinet lighting ? Currently using Halogen 20w bulbs that are hard wired to a reg line
2092173
No. They are way too dim. I bought them for the same reason and they were garbage. Such is my life that my dog are the return package so I wasn't able to send them back.
2092174
These do not fit into a standard low voltage puck fixture. They are too long
2092175
I bought these for my outdoor lighting. However, the LED bulb is longer than my light can hold. I modified one to make it fit (not recommended) and found that the light flickered. I don't know if that was due to mine being A/C outdoor lights and the circuit in them does not work as well on A/C. I would check first on how much room you have in your undercabinet fixtures for a longer bulb. These are also bigger in diameter too.
1926467
Yes. They should work fine. I was using CFL's and since have gone toLED's. and they are all working great.
1777620
Yes we used it for under cabinet lights and it worked perfect! We had a magnetic dimmer but either would work I am sure.
186648
i think that would work well. I have them as under cabinet lights in the kitchen, and under the baseboards in my daughters room. very nice
2064097
Standard 40 or 60 W bulbs would be fine but they need to be the shorter ones. We are using Utilitech pro LED. Clear bulb no lettering visible. Beautiful. Warm white, 25 W equivalent. Home Depot
1902051
I think they will work fine if the voltage matches and your fixtures are truly weatherproof. The bulbs cannot become wet or damp. Although others seem to have had bad performance, we have had no issues with these bulbs (used indoors). The dimming is not perfected, in that one can dim these bulbs only to about 1/2 of their stated output, but that's a general problem for all but incandescent light bulbs.
1933613
They should work fine... These LED'S are a bit bigger then you standard bulb. Just make sure to get your positive and negative right or they won't work.
1993819
Yes, as long as the holder(base) is smaller than normal size. Also they will not work for dimmer or for multi level. I am using these bulbs for ceilingSam
1977317
I am pretty sure they will. It has been a while since I used an easy bake... But all you need is heat and very little long term use, so I would go with the cheapest old school bulb. Never a "cool" or low watt equivalent. I use these in my garage for high light level and they have been fine for the past year.
344793
Be sure about how much load your LED lights take. A 2.5A LED light would be huge. Most BR30 bulbs are in the 10W ballpark @ 120VAC, which means < 90mA load. An under-cabinet puck LED light I'm looking at buying is 2W @ 12VDC, which would be 160mA - nowhere close to 2.5. A 12V LED @ 2.5A would be a 30W light.
1996960
I am currently using it for a set of 3 25W halogen bulbs. I'm not sure where the low voltage part comes into play, unless it's referring to the switch. Low voltage is usually 24V or less, and this plugs into a standard 120V outlet and looks just like a basic 2 prong indoor extension cord. So the short answer is: yes, it should work for your application.
1978351
Yes. If you already have undercounted lights you will already have a 110v feed to those lights. I used that feed and put an outlet just inside the cabinets.
533905
Per the LED Wholesalers website, these are equivalent to 45-50 watt light bulbs so it would be the same as using a lower watt light bulb in your fixture so it will be alright. Per the product specification it states these are not dimmable and from my experience I would not use on a dimmer circuit since it will drastically shorten the life of the bulb since the circuitry is not designed for this application, also will void the warranty of the bulb.
969108
I am using mine in fixtures in the kitchen. I think they would work in any area you would use a normal 60 watt bulb.
1235860
I'm not sure, but I think LED bulbs are generally lower watt than normal bulbs, but release equivalent light. I went by the Amazon product details and they seem to work fine in my lighting fixture.
579172
This would be ideal! You wouldn't have to worry about screwing in, could use sticky pads & they would stay! I needed under cabinet lighting just not bright enough for that , you just gave me an idea!
1099410
I use all five that I installed with decorative incandescent light bulbs. Any LED bulbs that are also dimmable would work. I think you will have a problem IF you try to use CFL (florescent) bulbs because these lights dim by cutting voltage.