Magic Lite LED Task Star PRO

June 19, 2026

Elevate your lighting experience with the LED Task Star Pro (LTSPRO) – the innovative under cabinet LED light bar that redefines convenience in your everyday life.

Features of LED Task Star Pro

Magic Lite LED Task Star PRO
  • Sleek Design: The LTSPRO boasts a slim, one-inch low-profile design, ensuring it discreetly fits beneath your cabinets while delivering ample illumination.
  • Customizable Kelvin Color Temperature: Effortlessly tailor the lighting to your preferences using LTSPRO’s Kelvin color temperature control, offering both warm and cool lighting options.
  • Glare-Free Illumination: Thanks to cutting-edge edge-lit technology, the LTSPRO provides uniformly distributed, pixel-free lighting that enhances the appearance of your countertop.
  • Exceptional Color Rendering (90 CRI): Witness true-to-life color representation, making the LTSPRO the perfect LED task light for work that demands precision.
  • Energy Efficiency (Up to 60 Lumens per Watt): The LTSPRO offers energy-efficient lighting, reducing electricity expenses while maintaining optimal brightness.
  • Extended Lifespan (Rated for 50,000 Hours): Bid farewell to frequent replacements, as the LTSPRO boasts an extended operational lifespan.
  • Dimming at Your Fingertips: Easily set the desired ambiance by dimming LTSPRO with compatible ELV dimmers.

Why opt for Magic Lite’s LED Task Star Pro?

This LED task light offers simplicity, energy savings, and precise color rendering. The comprehensive installation manual and included components ensure a hassle-free setup process.

  • Effortless Installation: The LTSPRO arrives complete with all the necessary components, including secure mounting screws, a cord and plug, an end-to-end connector, and a romex connector for hardwiring. Follow the step-by-step user manual for a trouble-free installation.
  • Interconnection: When connecting multiple fixtures, remember that the first fixture should be powered from the right side (INPUT), while subsequent fixtures can be connected using either an in-line connector or jumper cable. Refer to the installation manual for in-depth installation instructions.

Complete installation details.

Note: When interconnecting multiple fixtures, the first fixture MUST be powered from the right side (INPUT), and the output should be connected to the next fixture by either in-line connector or jumper cable. Please download the instruction manual from the tab below for full installation details.

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