Need to brighten up a kitchen's main workspace or dark corner areas to improve the ambiance and usability of this important room?
Ever thought of lighting a display of pictures or collectibles on a bookcase in order to add a classy touch and draw in one's eye?
Perhaps your home office desk is placed below wall shelving and could benefit from more overhead light?
Under cabinet lighting plays an important role in the aesthetic and functional design of any room where cabinets or shelving overhang counter space, and energy-efficient LED under cabinet lighting makes it possible to light these areas at a fraction of the energy cost. Easily installed, high-quality LED undercabinet lights should last well over 50,000 hours and work well with the appropriate dimmer to provide you with the brightness and color of light you desire. Put into perspective, if you run your under cabinet lights 6 hours a day they will last over 23 years! All Albeo LED under cabinet lighting is UL listed and comes with a 5 year warranty.
Download the Albeo Talea-HP Spec Sheet
Watch do-it-yourself man Ron Hazleton's undercabinet lighting installation videos
to see if you've got what it takes to install LED under cabinet lights.
How can Polar-Ray.com help you?
Whether doing a new installation or a remodeling project, it can be difficult to figure out your exact needs for number and length of under cabinet LED lights, the dimmers or transformers that are necessary, and how many connectors you will need. That's where we come in! We have the expertise to guide you through the buying process and make sure you get what you need. We work closely with Albeo, our leading supplier of under cabinet lighting, on custom projects and lighting solutions for a variety of applications and we are happy to help you determine the best styles, lengths and accessories for your project.
Important considerations for your project may include:
- The decor or styling of the room and the color temperature of the lights that will look and work best.
- How many feet of lighting you will need and whether it is best to use one long unit or multiple units.
- What type of transformer and dimmer will work best with your setup.
- Any special requirements such as longer connectors to go between light units spaced farther apart. |
