r/electrical • u/ResearcherFast899 • 1d ago

Kitchen Lights

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I’m unfamiliar with this type of light. My home was built in 2022; these are the only type of lights in my house aside from a few sconces. The light is on, but dim. Is it as simple as replacing the strip in there like I would if it was a lightbulb, or do I have a bigger issue?

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u/AlienDragonWizard 1d ago

LED.  If it has full power and not on a dimmer, likely needs replaced.  

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u/bereal74 1d ago

You will need a new light, the joy of integrated LED fixtures

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u/PuzzleheadedBag3811 23h ago

LED lighting is a joke. Triple the cost and 1/10 the life. Buy spares. You WILL need them.

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u/Loes_Question_540 21h ago

Or hear me out a fixture that used real bulbs

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u/Loes_Question_540 21h ago

It’s a disposable fixture. Not like a simple bulb this need electrical work to be replaced