Are the individual LEDs visible or is there a difuser lens on the fixture? I need to mount these where a backsplash & cabinet meet.
922696
The individual LEDs are visible. They are covered by a flat piece of clear plastic.
922697
No diffuser but it does have a clear plastic cover over the LED lens. I like these lights under cabinets.
1101220
I would not say they are bright enough for a primary light for a sink more of a accent light. I can email a picture of how I used them if you like.
636025
The individual LEDS can be seen and they are dimmer than a factory light but are brighter than a paint tinted light
1610903
They don't come connected together. They are designed to be wired into an existing, wired pipe/stand. They take a regular light bulb. I would recommend LEDs so that you don't have to go through the hassle of changing out the bulbs so much.
1152836
Sorry, the fixture is mounted in my 2nd home and I won't be there until mid-May, again. I can save your inquiry and get back to you.
2041559
Can't see them with mine. Very pleased with it and I have it on a dimmer and create sooms good mood lighting when dimmed.
636026
Yes you can see every LED, they aren't well made. I guess you get what you pay for.
639603
Nope...I got a pair and you can't even see them hardly. LED's don't project very well. I'd stick with CREE LED's or just go with original Halogens.
1772041
I can't answer that as I mounted the lights away from the wall, about 1 1/2" back from the front edge of the upper cabinets. I thought mounting like this put the light closer to the working areas of the countertop below and minimized shadows from anything on the counter top (like the coffee maker). I can tell you these lights are very bright and we often use just these and not our overhead lights when working in the kitchen. Also, they are so small and thin, you can put them about anywhere without seeing them. We've had them installed over a year now and they still work perfectly. For under cabinet lighting, I would highly recommend these. I can't answer that as I mounted the lights away from the wall, about 1 1/2" back from the front edge of the upper cabinets. I thought mounting like this put the light closer to the working areas of the countertop below and minimized shadows from anything on the counter top (like the coffee maker). I can tell you these lights are very bright and we often use just these and not our overhead lights when working in the kitchen. Also, they are so small and thin, you can put them about anywhere without seeing them. We've had them installed over a year now and they still work perfectly. For... » Read More I can't answer that as I mounted the lights away from the wall, about 1 1/2" back from the front edge of the upper cabinets. I thought mounting like this put the light closer to the working areas of the countertop below and minimized shadows from anything on the counter top (like the coffee maker). I can tell you these lights are very bright and we often use just these and not our overhead lights when working in the kitchen. Also, they are so small and thin, you can put them about anywhere without seeing them. We've had them installed over a year now and they still work perfectly. For under cabinet lighting, I would highly recommend these. « Show Less
1365744
There are screws that come with each light! I suppose you could try to use adhesive, but I don't know how well that would work!
853608
They are great for reverse mounting. they are designed to project light out and will do a great job. actually LED'S may prefer to be upside down to allow the heat to rise from the base.
2231986
You cannot see that the light is coming from individual LEDs. There is very little difference in the light cast from these bulbs and a regular halogen. I have 15 of them in my kitchen and they are excellent. The only difference is that all of the light comes from the front of the bulb and there is no ambient light coming from the rear/base area like there is on a halogen bulb. This can make the ceiling seem dark if you are used to that ambient light illuminating the ceiling/walls. I remedied this by buying a couple extra track sockets and directing those bulbs up towards the ceiling.
857570
These fixtures have fittings on the back that allow direct wiring into the unit. Depending on the size, they give off a nice amount of light. These are designed as under cabinet lights that shine on a surface 16-18" below. In that application, they give off plenty of light. I think they would be good up to 20-22" but after that they may not work well unless you have a lot of ambient light in that area. The website has a chart for each of the sizes that gives you the average lumens on the backsplash and the countertop which may help you.
1932324
Self-adhesive tape is included, as are small wood screws. I've used the tape provided and added more of my own, and the light has remained under cabinet without a problem. I had planned to use screws also, but will wait until necessary.
1597951
They are sealed, and the lens is "bumpy" and do NOT work as both tail and turn/brake lights. I use them as extra brake lights and they work very well. I painted the mounting bolts black to match my bike and that blended them in very well. If you want extra running lights I would suggest stick on strip LEDs from an auto parts store, stick on where you want them.
2172829
The LED version as far as I know do not come with them and even if you did find some laying around or scavenge the rubber off the non lighted ones, the plastic housing is slightly different around the holes. They wouldnt fit. best bet would be to pick up a set of O-rings and use them as a makeshift anti-vibration mount as the rubber on these isn't much to write home about anyways. They kinda distort when torquing them down so it ends up looking weird and broken-ish.
2131193
Yep, you can mount them either way. I am really happy with the light. It was a great price and looks great.