5 Piece Cree Dimmable LED Puck Light Kit
- Plug-and-play / All-inclusive
- UL Listed
- Your choice of finish
- Draws only 20 Watts
- Dimmable Cree LEDs
DC Splitter Plugs
$3.49
This 5 Piece Cree Dimmable LED Puck Light Kit emphasizes energy efficiency and quality. These UL Listed LED pucks were designed with the kitchen in mind, but are also great for other difficult-to-light areas in your household. Whether you choose the kit in neutral white or warm white, you will benefit from the clarity these puck-shaped lights provide in every instance. Built from brushed aluminum, these stylishly-designed dimmable LED kitchen lights fit seamlessly into today's contemporary homes. The Dimmable Cree Puck Light is available in your choice of finish to match your installation.
This Cree LED Puck Light 5 Pack features superior and brighter bulbs made by Cree, the most cutting-edge manufacturer of LEDs in the world. Every plug-and-play LED light kit comes with:
- 5 x Cree Dimmable LED Puck Lights
- 1 x DC 5-Way Splitter
- 1 x Inline Dimmer Switch
- 2 x 1 Meter DC Extension Cables
- 1 x 36 Watt Plug-in DC Adapter
These Cree Dimmable LED Pucks offer a long-term lighting solution and a number of great features:
- They are estimated to last for more than 50,000 hours. Based on average use, that’s a lifetime of 7 to 8 years
- They consume very little energy, just 4 Watts per puck.
- They are RoHS, or Restriction of Hazardous Substances, certified. This ensures that no environmentally harmful components were used in the manufacturing process.
(Product SKUs: EL-DIM5PKKT-WW, EL-DIM5PKKT-NW, EL-DIM5PKKT-WW-CU, EL-DIM5PKKT-NW-CU, EL-DIM5PKKT-WW-BL, EL-DIM5PKKT-NW-BL, EL-DIM5PKKT-WW-ORB, EL-DIM5PKKT-WW-LW, EL-DIM5PKKT-NW-LW, EL-DIM5PKKT-WW-DW, EL-DIM5PKKT-NW-DW)
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Sharp Looking Pucks
Reviewed on June 26, 2012 by Jerry
Unique copper finish fit a client's kitchen perfectly. -
Built In Lights - Rock
Reviewed on May 15, 2012 by Tom
Solid, quality and easy to install. This are not cheap lights and they look great. I would recommend getting longer extensions (6ft) for most projects. I found the 6ft extensions and was up and going in no time. -
2nd Kitchen Remodel
Reviewed on January 27, 2012 by Linda
We chose this product for many appealing reasons: LED does not produce as much heat as other type bulbs (this was very concerning when we remodeled the kitchen at our last house), this product seemed very easy to install, and it was available at a very reasonable cost. The lighting store was very expensive (2x the cost) and I could not find these in a dimmable form at the hardware store. We just had them installed this week (1/27/12)and they look great, are very bright and dim well. One criticism though is that for a recommending for a kitchen, longer and/or more extensions should be provided since all the lights must be connected to the splitter. It would also be nice to offer a kit that is hardwired, so a larger plug would not tie up an outlet. Overall I am happy with the product thus far.
Input Voltage: 12V DC
Puck Weight: 4 oz.
Puck Diameter: 2.72 in.
Puck Cut-out Diameter (for recessing): 2.5 in.
Puck Depth: 0.53 in.
Lead Wire Length: 3 ft.
Connector Type: female DC 1/4 in.
Chip Type: Cree XRE
Fixture Surface Temp.: 68° - 154° F
UV/IR Radiation: None
Certifications: UL Listed
Lifespan: 50,000 hours
| color | color temp. | lumens | Power Use | IP rating | beam angle | CRI | # of chips |
| warm white | 3000k | 190 | 4W / 333mA | 63 | 90° | 75 | 3 |
| neutral white | 6050k | 218 | 4W / 333mA | 63 | 90° | 80 | 3 |
The Inline Dimmer Switch has a Wattage limit of 24 Watts. The total power consumption of LED fixtures connected to this switch should not exceed 24W.
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What is the maximum number of pucks I can drive with one transformer?
From Guest at 6/17/11 2:02 PM
What is the maximum number of cable extensions that can be used between transformer and puck?
I have a dimmer mounted in the wall already (120 V). Can I use it instead of the dimmer in this kit to dim up to 10 pucks?There are several factors that determine the maximum number of pucks and their distances from the power supply. Generally, distances of more than 30 feet will result in voltage drop. Putting more than 10 pucks on a single wire back to the power supply, for example, may cause voltage drop. But if you are installing 10 pucks in a kitchen or other room in the house, and you install them so that each group of 5 pucks is wired separately back to the power supply, you won't need to worry about voltage drop.
You can certainly use your household 120V dimmer with these pucks. You'll need to power them with our 12V Dimmable Driver, which are made for use with 120V AC dimmers that are rated for use with magnetic low voltage loads. The 12V Dimmable Driver product page has a list of recommended Lutron and Leviton dimmers. -
What (light) wood is used for the puck light. i.e. white oak or red oak or other wood. This is important for me to know.
From Lpanthers at 11/2/12 5:29 PM
There is not a specific type of wood that the wood Pucks are attempting to mimic. They have a general wood grain pattern, and a general wood color. Oak may be considered the closest wood to the color and pattern on the Puck Lights.
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