Under cabinet lighting

[Bob Elliott]

Originally Posted by jjonas

I don't recall that being mentioned anywhere in this thread. I could be wrong.

By the pic's posted, I envisioned florescent lighting.

He was talking step down transformers and how could Dave not know what Puck lights are plus they are the most common installed today.
Yesh.

See what happens to nice guys...time to hit politics.

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by belliott

He was talking step down transformers and how could Dave not know what Puck lights are plus they are the most common installed today.
Yesh.

See what happens to nice guys...time to hit politics.

You should head over to 'Religion"... it's been kinda slow lately!

[Bob Elliott]

Originally Posted by jjonas

You should head over to 'Religion"... it's been kinda slow lately!

Only till 5-21-11

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by belliott

Only till 5-21-11

This isn't NFE!

[Bob Elliott]

No time now,I booked 3 while chatting here.Not kidding.
Mothers day kicked it all in.
Back to subject copy my notes and check those Halogens.
Gotta go drive an hour for a final walkthrough.

[David C. Macy]

The post I believe is for puck lights. Just was not sure what was meant by puck. But the lights looked like hockey pucks, so Bob and others have not wasted there time. Does it make a differance what type of lights are installed in under cabinet wiring?

[Robert Meier]

Originally Posted by jjonas

Correct me if I am wrong, but since this is a "plug-in" installation, and not 'hard wired', the appliance type cord is not allowed to penetrate walls, floors, etc...?

Cables that are concealed are required to be listed for use in walls, etc. CL2 or CL3 cables or plain old NM cable would be required for those applications.