We are using LED tape lighting under cabinets, LED puck lights in the glass door cabinets plus pendants in select areas. All in the same 2700 range ordered State Electric. Think they are on the web also. We worked with a lighting designer who planned this part of our kitchen remodeling. Tape light is so small and casts an even band of light eliminating shadows.

Will post pictures in a few days after all the lights are installed. We are three weeks or so from completion.

You can use LED tape, LED light bars or LED puck lights. The best choice depends on how much light is desired. Puck lights provide spots of light, the tape and light bars offer continuous light. They can all be dimmed if ordered with a dimmable driver. The color temperature should compliment the colors in the room.

We offer all the options, let me know if I can assist. Tom@LBC Lighting

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It is recommended that you use led light strips, which are energy-saving and energy-saving, and do not take up space and are very hidden.

SuntechLED is a good chioce