U/C Lighting

[nizak]

I have a customer who has purchased Kichler u/c LED fixtures. They are low voltage with a remote power supply. I'm not too familiar with these products, is something like this usually wired with individual leads from the trans to each fixture? A few of the part #'s are as follows Kich 12303wh, 12305wh. Also, would switching basically be providing power to the trans when you want to turn them on via a conventional wall switch, or having the trans hot all the time? Thanks for any tips.

 

[ty]

I believe those come with, or you have to order, special wires to connect those lights.

Have you checked the Kichler website?

 

[rodneee]

i do not know those products. but years back we incorrectly wired a homeowner supplied low voltage system. (NOBODY READS DIRECTIONS) after pulling out all the wires our brain scientists and rocket surgeons installed, we started over and did the following:we had to use 12/2 not 14/2, we had to make it a designated circuit....then from the panel we fed the switch in the kitchen, then we dropped to the transformer in the basement. from there we went with one wire to a 6X6 JB also in the basement. out of the 6X6 we went with 5 seperate runs, one to each undercabinet light. presto it worked and i
learned a lesson.