Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Can these lights be hooked up to a light switch? I am replacing old ones that do not work and all 4 are on one switch.
Document: After we remodeled our kitchen, we installed some generic undercounter lights from an electrical store. In about a year, all had blown bulbs and ballasts. We replaced them with these GE direct wire ones. They work as expected, the lighting is 'warmer' than our previous bulbs, but that isn't really of concern. One note however, is the space for wiring and wirenuts is VERY small.
Unlike the majority of the cheap compac fluorescent lights, the GE 16029 light is totally silent ("No Hum") and the compact size fits most undercabinet spaces. The 13 watt light output is more than adequate for lighting counter top spaces or cabinet interiors. I have installed several of these high quality lights over the years in several different applications and I am very pleased with the quality and performance. Highly recommended.
We needed to replace our under the counter kitchen lights. This was just what we needed and could not find in the store. Love that it has a switch on it too. Thank you!
I haven't had a light under the cabinets for the longest time. Usually I was standing in my shadow whenever I was cutting and preparing food for dinner. Problem solved. I couldn't be happier. It's not as bright as the sun, but it does the job.
Could not figure out how or if I could direct wire this fixture to any other direct wired lights in a series.
Pros:Easy to install. Installed 5 of these. Takes 20-25 minutes to install one if the wire is already fished.Cons:The instructions are not that great but it's easy to figure it out.
Our lighting wiring was pretty heavy gauge, so I struggled getting the wiring in and installed correctly.
Answer: yes