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Question: i need to connect total of 20 puck lights to a dimmer - is that possible ? Im thinking of using the 6043BC 200W 3-Level Touch Pad Dimmer as well. Thx.
Document: This solves the problem of undercabinet lighting pretty well. And they say it's expandable and dimmable. Youjust need some patience and be fairly handy dealing with the wires. If youenjoy this kind of work you willbe very satisfied with the price and product.
First, you have to realize that your buying 5 under cabinet lights for $20.You'll have to expect some issues with that.
My husband wanted the LED lights because they don't burn as hot but he did like these and put them up right away. They ARE halogen and tend to burn hotter but still work well
Included mounting screws are worthless, and replacements from the hardware store are hard to find. the lights work well, and the electrical is very easy, just plan on buying additional mounting screws if your planning on putting them into anything but balsa wood.
The image attached to this product appears as though there are little white "clip" ends on the lights, that you merely snap into place with the splitters, as many as you need, and then snap those into the power brick/outlet wire, hang 'em, plug 'em in, and done.NOPE.There were NO clips - it was not as simple as "snapping" anything together.
The product I received was not the one shown. There were no connectors on the lights at all. Just a bare wire end. I received a kit that used T-Connectors to connect each light to the line. There are vampire taps in the connectors  that are not sharp or long enough to make a good connection. Took hours to make them all work, and I don't have any confidence they will last.
While I agree these are a complete pain in the ! @# to install. Once you have them in they look great. BUT, if you have them on and go to put something in the cabinet above the light. The vibrations from the plate, cup whatever hitting the bottom shelf makes the filament arc go super bright and one more tap and it blows. 3 of the lights are now out. The bulbs are too expensive to replace everytime I put a plate away!
ALL the screws and tiny nails and stuff were loosely thrown into the plastic package with the lights - and there were a good 3 dozen little pieces. There were plenty of gaps through which they could fall out. Several did fall out into the brown shipping box. Normally, small items like screws and tiny nails (which... were meant for... what, exactly???) come in BAGS, people! Common sense! The directions were laughable.
I've read the reviews and, in all honesty, thought some were really grasping at straws. One in particular stated even their electrician couldn't install these properly. That electrician should be fired!I'm a DIY guy and installing these lights was not a challenge when using a little common sense. The only real dislike (and others have commented) is the filaments in these bulbs really are sensitive to impact.
It was FAR too time consuming -- and NOTHING like the image they have for it. Be warned.Building a computer (which is, essentially, plugging in white or black clips into corresponding holes - which I thought this would be like, based on the image) was so much easier than this. Computer is a 3 scale of difficulty, and this is a 12 - for comparison.
Answer: no