does the back of the disc contain any resistors or capacitors which might interfere with their placement in over counter puck lights
586822
Yes, the back does have a switching regulator including a couple of capacitors but I am able to use them in the puck lights in my RV without any problem. We have puck lights in the ceiling and under cabinets for both 20W and 10W G4 halogens and these LED fixture fit in both just fine.
586823
There are a couple of caps on the back but the total thickness is probably less than 1/4". I put them in RV recessed light fixtures which were tight but they fit.
586824
I had no problem using these as replacements for halogens in RV over counter lights. Requires manual dexterity to exchange but perform well and give good light.
586825
Yes, the disc does have a few components on the back but the fixtures I put the disc in accommodated them just fine. I put them in some IKEA under cabinet fixtures. I recommend you buy one and trial it and if it works for you buy the rest
586826
Yes there is circuitry on the back side but I put them in the smallest of fixtures to replace my halogen bulbs. They are a pain to put in as you have to slide the prongs in at an angle. Worth the effort and the cost though. They seriously cut my energy budget.
586827
No they work fine, installed them in flush mounted ceiling lights in our RV
2208094
I'm not sure what you are asking. ... this is a direct wire under cabinet lights - meaning you don't plug it into an outlet. The lights are a reasonably soft white, tape like light that relents as a cone so the reflection on the counter is spread as opposed to puck lights that reflect as circles on the counter. Does that help?
439845
no! leds display the light frq that is designed. If different freq then the dopping is wrong or has gone south!
1704010
glad I could help just a fan of the led strips and controllers. any other questions email me at jcody33 at yahoo.com
1153152
The small white box or puck wires directly into a 110 volt line. It does not come with instructions but it's pretty basic. There is a blue and brown lead coming off of the puck that connects to your bl hot and wh neutral ac wires. It is a little bit awkward if you were connecting directly to a 12 or 14 gauge romex line so you may consider wiring into some junction or terminal block and solder the leads since the leads are really thin (something like 18 or 20 gauge). You should check codes also in your locale
1570564
No LED lights. When first delivered, it worked well, but was used only sporadically for a powered external DVD drive. 6 weeks later it stopped working, outside the 30 day warranty return period. Since I have used Belkin products for many years with never a problem, I ordered a new one from Amazon. When it arrived, it did not work, so it is being returned. 2 out of 2 failures - I can no longer recommend Belkin products.
1678184
The single add-on light has a 48" cord &the ones that come with the 3 light kit vary in length, but they are near to 36". You have to strategically place the power hub part of this system in order for the pucks to be spaced apart. The lighting pucks are so skinny they are nearly invisible if placed near the front overhang on your cabinets-you don't need to add lighting trim on to hide them. The light output is good for counter work & the dimming feature is nice. The wiring is definitely too short, however, if you want the pucks to span under your kitchen cabinets & get past a stove to the cabinets on the other side for a continuous run. The company does sell a 24" extension piece that has connector ends on it, but it is terribly overpriced, & still may not be long enough for your particular installation. An electrical supply house told me to just pick up some doorbell wiring & splice in between the puck & the connector, & my system works just fine.
1016274
Install facing the the roomYou may need to remove the reflector in some puck lights to get a fit.If not bright enough, and under cabinets, consider adding LED adhesive strip lights.
1339518
Hello E. R.! My sincere regrets on hearing about the issue. A little more information about the actual state of the equipment would be very helpful in assisting. If there is not any backlighting apparent when turning on the unit, it could be a faulty contact under the "On" button or a blown fuse. Was anything spilled on the controller or have you ensured the quality of A/C coming from the wall? If you can, please provide more details on symptoms and what you have tried thus far in troubleshooting. Thanks, and best of luck! :)
1146600
No. The "fine print" on the reverse of the bubble pack card says "Not for use with ground fault circuit-interrupter or receptacles with indicator lights or controls."
1221926
Depends on what model 1200's you have, also are you referring to the pop up light? The other LEDs you just solder onto the main boards, pitch, 33,45, and platter strobes. If you have mk5's you do not have to replace the resistor... They came with led pop up light to begin with. If you have mk2's or m3d's then yes you have to replace the resitors
328139
Absolutely not, I purchased 2 of these. Sent them both back. I think they're useless because they wont play burnt discs.
1016273
Install facing the the room You may need to remove the reflector in some puck lights to get a fit. If not bright enough, and under cabinets, consider adding LED adhesive strip lights.
1756801
Unfortunately no, the fixtures are sealed. There are multiple LED's in each puck, so if a few fail, it really wouldn't affect the light much. Mine have been installed for well over a year. No issues.
403178
I have not had this problem although I do get interference in my radio when the lights are on. My guess would be over or under voltage or a draw on the same line as the lights from another appliance.
1428761
No. It's just the lights themselves. Pretty bright lights too. Def worth the buy.
1894190
It's not stated due to the flux capacitor reading being negligible at best. I would suggest staying at a Holiday Inn Express!