RAB Under Cabinet LED

RAB Under Cabin LED

Feb 4, 2021

The UC120-LED is an efficient energy-star certified undercabinet light with a 120V AC dimmable driver that eliminates the need for an external power source.

These fixtures are easy to install and can be used in a plugin or hardwired installations.

 

 

 

 

 

Features

• Line voltage fixture with built-in 120V dimming driver.

• Extruded aluminum housing with a frosted lens in white finish.

• Fixture lengths of 12″, 20″, 40″, and 60″.

• Available in 3,000K or 4,000K.

• 400W maximum on one run.

Available Accessories

• Wiring Enclosure Box

• Straight and 90° Interconnect

• Interconnect cables (Available in 6″”, 12″”, 24″”, and 36″” lengths)

• 5′ Power cord with Plug (with or without On/Off switch)

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