Looking for undercabinet lighting - looking at 12V halogen from Juno or maybe Xenon. Can anyone offer guidance ? I'm Googled out ;)
alan
Kitchen undercabinet lighting - low-voltage halogen or xenon?
May 11, 2004
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I've wondered about the 12V stuff from tubes, for lighting cases. Annoyingly, they seemed to have stopped stocking white. They claim to be getting a bigger range soon, but the price of around 3.20 for 2*12" tubes that run from 12V is good. They produce a decent amount of light…
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I've wondered about the 12V stuff from
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tubes, for lighting cases.
Annoyingly, they seemed to have stopped stocking white. They claim to be getting a bigger range soon, but the price of around
3.20 for 2*12" tubes that run from 12V is good. They produce a decent amount of light too.
Six of one...
The light is slightly different from each, but the fixture types play a bigger part in the look. Halogen *may* be easier to find replacement bulbs for.
Jeff
Maybe you should try a "better" search engine Google sucks
Halogen bulbs get much hotter than a Xenon bulb does. attractive rope lighting from "Ambience Lighting" works the best.
How about backing your claim with an alternative instead of just criticizing?
Mike
For efficiency Flouresent are 75 - 80 more efficient . T 8 bulbs come in different temps that can have good color.
"Adam" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@corp.supernews.com:
I just saw a LED under-cabinet lighting in Pop Mechanics,sold at Wal- Mart.$25 USD
Not anything fancy,though.Nor flexible.
I can think of some better ways of using LEDs for under-cabinet lighting,too.
I dought you saw LEDs for 25$ , probably just small bulbs. Plus Clear Leds are no more efficient than incandesant , apx 17 LPW
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