Puck lights.

[BlueLoo]

Puck lights for under the wall cupboards in the kitchen to shine down on the worktops because she who must be obeyed likes crappy downlighters in the ceiling....
I had some a few years back from B&Q. Hallogen, but worked ok until the transformers failed.

I'm looking to replace them.
I would like round lights (not strips), need 8 altogether.
I'm handy enough so can daisy chain sets together.

Any recommendations?

Ikea do some, but they are very expensive.

MITTLED LED spotlight, dimmable white - IKEA

MITTLED LED spotlight, dimmable white Show off your beloved dinnerware collection. The lighting enhances the atmosphere and gives a good overview of things inside your cabinets. Easy to install on your own – no electrician needed. Adds a decorative finish to your kitchen.

www.ikea.com

Appreciate any replies. Cheers.

 

[Jon c]

I've used these in my kitchen with the surface mount ring:

Cabinet COB 3W 12V LED Downlight Stainless Steel

Compact 12V LED downlight that is designed primarily for under cabinet use but can also be used as a recessed downlight. With a 3 watt energy consumption it produces a light output of 250-280 lumens and is available in 4 colour temperatures. This modern looking kitchen light features the latest...

www.downlights.co.uk

LED drivers are also required, mine are on top of the cabinets. Not the cheapest going but they are high lumen (for 'puck' lights) and have been reliable for the past 2 years.

If you're doing a new installation though I'd really recommend LED strip in aluminium profile, you get a nice even spread of light and bright too.
I used Saxby strips and drivers and aluminium profile from National Lighting on another project, very well priced and decent quality imo.

 

[BlueLoo]

Thanks for the details.

 

[ericmark]

I fitted a concealed socket, and smart strip light mainly as can turn on/off with voice when hands covered in flour.

 

[BlueLoo]

I fitted a concealed socket, and smart strip light mainly as can turn on/off with voice when hands covered in flour.

Jeysus, that's a good idea. Link the lights to Google.

 

[Murdochcat]

These are very good and very reliable. Integral drivers

LED Linkable Striplights