We recently installed Good Earth Xenon undercabinet lights. The Xenon light were touted as lasting longer than Halogen, and as being not as hot. They were installed under the cabinets, according to the manufacturer's instructions.
I love the light they give but they do seem rather hot. Specifically when they have been on maybe an hour or so, they are warm enough that the fixtures are almost too hot to touch (I have asbestos hands), and the bottom of the cabinet above is warm, as are the bottoms of the plates in the cabinet above the light.
Is this typical with halogens? Should I be concerned about this? The cabinets are laminated particle board. Would this cause delamination?
TIA
Sue