GetInLight LED Under Cabinet Lighting Installation and Review

[@ericsalo8466]

I was already considering this type & brand of lighting but had never heard of GetInLight so I was glad I came across your installation video. Great narrative. It addressed / answered many of my questions. Whether we would use them frequently or not, I think my wife and I would at least have some fun experimenting with the brightness and color options. And you're right, being able to plug the light in before installation is a feature that will help determine placement. Nice job!

[@ericsalo8466]

I meant 'narration' but the written narrative was also good.

[@erinwilson2646]

after a lot of research have decided to order these under counter lights. like you say in the video... each light only comes with a short 6in connector cord. I'm going to need longer ones than that... where did you get your's? and what are they called? thanks!

[@mschruntek]

Thanks for making this video. After watching I bought a set of GetInLights under cabinet lighting to replace my old set that are garbage. I was looking to install COB LED but I couldn't find a UL listed strip that would pair with a UL listed dimmable driver, and I didn't want to take a chance on something that wasn't UL listed. So hopefully these drivers last because this certainly is a more expensive way to go. But it looks like you did a great job. Did you ever connect these to a dimmer switch? If so, how did that turn out? Also, do you find yourself using the different Kelvin levels or mostly sticking with one?

[@patriot0971]

Should have used the existing in wall hard wire that you unnecessarily removed in the last video. 😄

[@HomeImprovementVideos]

There was actually a reason I couldn't... but I honestly don't remember why now... 🙃

[@ricric9521]

So weird that you would want to make the units more visible with wood blocks

[@eee3400]

it seems that the fixture uses no separate bulbs? so when the LED burns out, instead of merely replacing a bulb, then the entire fixture needs to be torn out & a replacement fixture needs to be rewired? problem is compounded if a fixture is a member of a daisy chain. sure, manufacturers claim that LED life span is multiple X 10K hours, but the history of CFL bulbs shows that manufacturer claims are grossly exaggerated.

[@HomeImprovementVideos]

I agree that having non-replaceable bulbs could be an issue down the line, but after two years I haven't had any issues yes. Everything has wear and everything eventually needs to be replaced. These are relatively easy to replace because they're not hard-wired in, they're just plugged into a daisy chain so they are relatively easy to remove and replace should it come to that.