Ours were installed last week. They are fantastic!

In our last kitchen, the under cabinet lights were installed right at the front of the cabinet, and the light rail created a shadow on the front part of the counter. These were installed a few inches from the front, and as you can see, the entire counter is lit.

Here is our previous kitchen. Even half the counter lit was better than none at all.

They look beautiful!!!
What type of lights are they? How do you turn them on/off? Thank you

They are LED lights; I don't know the brand, but they came from a lighting store, not a big box store. Our electrician bought and installed them. There is a switch on the wall.

Thank you

LED at the front of the cabinet, hidden behind a light rail. Ours are almost 9 years old. We use these lights more than any other in the kitchen. They are on their own switch, and are dimmable.

Do you under-cabinet light folks have them all switched together, or do you prefer the flexibility to switch each bank of cabinets on and off separately?

@John Liu, my kitchen is a wide-ish galley. The undercab lights are all switched together, and dimmable. There’s a bank of switches at the entrance to the kitchen from the hallway, and at the entrance from the kitchen to the den. It’s a semi-open kitchen.

We did it this way (switching them together), because they’re the most used lights. Only when cooking is going on, with food consumption at the kitchen table afterward, are other lights turned on. We have three layers of light…recessed, semi-flush, and under cab. Plus a pendant fixture over the table.

Here are mine. Wired, wall switch and dimmable. I made sure the electrician got the 3500K version to match my recessed lights.

Finished color matched panel/skin on underside of upper cabinets and plugmold.