Need Help? If you need assistance with selecting the right components for your lighting project, please download this Xenon Low Voltage Puck Light Kits worksheet, complete it, and fax it to 724.846.8833. Then a Technical Customer Service Rep will contact you by email or phone to discuss your project further.
Description of Xenon Low Voltage Puck Light Kits
Xenon low voltage (12 volts) puck light kits are low profile, dimmable, and are great to use as task or decorative lighting. Use them as under cabinet lights in the kitchen, lighting display cases, illuminating inside cabinets, and they are great for our commercial customers as well for merchandising displays, office and medical work stations, showcase lighting, and bars. Finally, our puck lights can be hardwired to power or used with a plug-in transformer.
LIGHT FIXTURE
- Low Profile: if the xenon puck light is surface mounted, it has a total depth of 1-7/16 inches with a round face that measures 2-9/16 inches in diameter. If the xenon puck light is recessed mounted, it needs a circular hole that is about 5/8in deep and 2-1/8 inches in diameter. When it is recessed only about 1/2 inch of trim will show.
- Versatile Mounting: the xenon low voltage puck light can be either surface mounted or recessed mounted
- Cool Housing: heat-resistant plastic frame is designed for thorough airflow ventilation with a frosted glass lens
- 3 Finishes: white, black, chrome
- Even Light Distribution: frosted glass diffuser for even light distribution (Because xenon lamps are much cooler than halogen lamps the lens does NOT have to be made of tempered glass.)
- Cooler Than Halogen: xenon light bulbs give off much less heat than comparable halogen light bulbs
- Intended to Shine Down: has been designed to be used so that the light is directed downward. If the Puck Light is installed so that it is facing upward, too much heat may be trapped inside the fixture.
LIGHT BULB
- Xenon Light Bulb Is Included: a 20-watt, 12-volt, xenon bipin light bulb with a G4 base and an MOL (maximum overall length) of 1-1/16in is supplied with puck light. [Caution: Xenon bipin lamps that are longer than 1-1/16in from tip to tip will not fit into this puck light.]
- Good Amount of Light: 225 lumens; approximately equal to that of a 25W standard incandescent light bulb
- CRI: CRI is 100 for all xenon lamps (100 is considered to be the best)
- Color Temperature: color temperature of 3000K (warm appearance, very slightly cooler in appearance than a standard clear incandescent light bulb)
- Good Lamp Life: rated life is 10,000 hours on average (In contrast, a 20-watt, bipin halogen lamp is generally rated at about 2,500 hours.)
- Easy Lamp Handling: unlike a halogen light bulb the glass envelope of a xenon light bulb may be touched with bare hands (while the lamp is cool) without causing the lamp to fail prematurely
- Replacement Lamps Available: spare xenon replacement light bulbs may be purchased in the Accessories tab
ELECTRICAL FEATURES
- Long Electrical Leads: each xenon puck light has a pair of 48in electrical lead wires which, of course, may be shortened “in the field” if necessary. If more wire is needed, please note that the plug-in transformers have leads that are 22in long. For best results we recommend that you not try to put a puck light any further than 6 feet from the electronic transformer.
- Quiet Electronic Transformers: xenon low voltage puck lights need a 12-volt transformer to operate properly. Depending on the situation one of the following transformers may be selected
1) a 60-watt plug-in electronic transformer (1.25inH x 1.75inW x 4inL)
2) a 60-watt hard-wire electronic transformer (0.75inH x 1.25inW x 2-1/8inL)
- Plug-In Transformer: has one pair of leads that are 22 inches long which are connected (hardwired with a terminal block) to the xenon puck lights, an 8ft cord with a 2-prong polarized plug and an on/off in-line roller switch located about 12in from the polarized plug. Since this transformer is simply plugged into the nearest electrical outlet it provides ease of installation.
- Hard-Wire Transformer: has four leads, two of which are connected (hardwired with wire nuts) to power and two of which are connected (hardwired with wire nuts) to the xenon puck lights. This transformer must be secured in a junction box along with its electrical connections. This transformer allows the xenon puck lights to be controlled by a wall switch or dimmer.
- UL Listed: UL and C-UL listed
INSTALLATION
- Easy to Install: please refer to these Installation Instructions (PDF). Always check local electrical codes and the National Electrical Code (NEC) before installing any lighting products. It is also wise to consult with a licensed electrician in your geographical area about any electrical details that you might have questions about and to make certain that you are satisfying all of the appropriate electrical codes.
- Cautions: these xenon puck lights are not intended to be installed with the light pointing upward; they are not intended to be installed in ceilings or soffits; they are not intended for lighting aquariums; and they are not intended to be installed in plastic cabinets; they should not be located closer than 2in from a cabinet wall or in a compartment smaller than 12in by 12in by 12in (one cubic foot) for each light fixture (For example, 3 light fixtures require a minimum of 3 cubic feet of enclosed space.)
SELECTION QUESTIONS
- 4 Selection Questions: when selecting the Xenon Puck Light Kit that is right for your situation it is important to answer these 4 questions
Q) How many puck lights do I need?
A) 1, 2, or 3 (See the Specifications & Measurements for assistance.)
Q) What finish do I want on the puck lights
A) White, Black, or Chrome
Q) Do I want to control the puck lights with a wall light switch or dimmer?
A) If the answer is "yes", then please select a hard-wire transformer, not a plug-in transformer. However, if the answer is "no", then select a plug-in transformer.
Q) Do I want to place the transformer more than 10 feet from the puck lights?
A) If the answer is "yes", then please select a DC (direct current) transformer, not an AC (alternating current) transformer. However, if the answer is "no", then select an AC transformer.
PUCK LIGHT KITS
- Models: click Specifications & Measurements to see a complete description of model differences
- 1 Fixture Kit includes
1) 1 xenon low voltage puck light fixture
2) one 20-watt, 12-volt xenon bipin lamp
3) one pair of 48-inch leads for each puck light
4) mounting hardware
5) your choice of one 60W electronic transformer with a pair of 22in leads and an 8ft cord & plug to plug into the nearest electrical outlet for power OR one 60W electronic transformer with four leads for hard-wiring to power
- 2-Fixture Kit includes
1) 2 xenon low voltage puck light fixtures
2) two 20-watt, 12-volt xenon bipin lamps
3) one pair of 48-inch leads for each puck light
4) mounting hardware
5) your choice of one 60W electronic transformer with a pair of 22in leads and an 8ft cord & plug to plug into the nearest electrical outlet for power OR one 60W electronic transformer with four leads for hard-wiring to power
- 3-Fixture Kit includes
1) 3 xenon low voltage puck light fixtures
2) three 20-watt, 12-volt xenon bipin lamps
3) one pair of 48-inch leads for each puck light
4) mounting hardware
5) your choice of one 60W electronic transformer with a pair of 22in leads and an 8ft cord & plug to plug into the nearest electrical outlet for power OR one 60W electronic transformer with four leads for hard-wiring to power
OTHER
- Accessories: click Accessories to learn more and order
- Articles/TV: As seen in the 2004 Dec/Jan issue of Better Homes & Gardens' Remodeling Ideas for Your Home and on the TV program, HOMETIME, Condo Kitchen III: Finishing Touches, that aired on PBS and UPN in February, 2004
- Large Quantity Discount: If you would like us to quote on a large quantity of Xenon Low Voltage Puck Lights, please call us at our toll-free number, 800.392.4818, or use the online Quotation Request for Large Quantities form. We are always happy to provide you with our best large quantity pricing.

Specifications | Measurement Guide
Specifications for Xenon Low Voltage Puck Lights
| FIXTURE MODEL |
PALPX-20-
WH-PHD60 |
PALPX-20-
WH-PALTR60 |
PALPX-20-
BK-PHD60 |
PALPX-20-
BK-PALTR60 |
PALPX-20-
CH-PHD60 |
PALPX-20-
CH-PALTR60 |
# of Xenon Low Voltage
Puck Lights |
1 |
| Color of Puck Light |
White |
White |
Black |
Black |
Chrome |
Chrome |
| Transformer Included |
Yes |
Type of Electronic
Transformer |
60W Hard Wire |
60W
Plug-In |
60W Hard Wire |
60W
Plug-In |
60W Hard Wire |
60W
Plug-In |
May be Controlled
by Wall Switch |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
No |
Transformer May be
Located MORE than
10 feet from Puck Lights |
No |
| FIXTURE MODEL |
PALPX-40-
WH-PHD60 |
PALPX-40-
WH-PALTR60 |
PALPX-40-
BK-PHD60 |
PALPX-40-
BK-PALTR60 |
PALPX-40-
CH-PHD60 |
PALPX-40-
CH-PALTR60 |
# of Xenon Low Voltage
Puck Lights |
2 |
| Color of Puck Lights |
White |
White |
Black |
Black |
Chrome |
Chrome |
| Transformer Included |
Yes |
Type of Electronic
Transformer |
60W Hard Wire |
60W
Plug-In |
60W Hard Wire |
60W
Plug-In |
60W Hard Wire |
60W
Plug-In |
May be Controlled
by Wall Switch |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
No |
Transformer May be
Located MORE than
10 feet from Puck Lights |
No |
| FIXTURE MODEL |
PALPX-60-
WH-PHD60 |
PALPX-60-
WH-PALTR60 |
PALPX-60-
BK-PHD60 |
PALPX-60-
BK-PALTR60 |
PALPX-60-
CH-PHD600 |
PALPX-60-
CH-PALTR60 |
# of Xenon Low Voltage
Puck Lights |
3 |
| Color of Puck Lights |
White |
White |
Black |
Black |
Chrome |
Chrome |
| Transformer Included |
Yes |
Type of Electronic
Transformer |
60W Hard Wire |
60W
Plug-In |
60W Hard Wire |
60W
Plug-In |
60W Hard Wire |
60W
Plug-In |
May be Controlled
by Wall Switch |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
No |
Transformer May be
Located MORE than
10 feet from Puck Lights |
No |
Measurement Guide for Xenon Low Voltage Puck Lights
When determining how many Xenon Low Voltage Puck Lights you will need for under cabinet lighting you first will have to measure the space where the fixtures will be attached. To do this you should NOT measure the face of the cabinets; you should measure the "cavity" under the cabinet where the fixtures will actually be placed. We recommend that you then refer to the following table when determining how many Puck Lights you will need. From the range given below select the number of fixtures that seems right for your situation.
| Under Cabinet Measurement |
Xenon Low Voltage Puck Lights |
6in - 10in
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1 Puck Light |
| 11in - 18in |
2-3 Puck Lights |
| 19in - 26in |
3-4 Puck Lights |
| 27in - 34in |
4-5 Puck Lights |
| 35in - 42in |
5-7 Puck Lights |
| 43in - 50in |
6-8 Puck Lights |
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FAQs for Xenon Low Voltage Puck Lights
- Q) What makes this a xenon light fixture?
- A) Xenon gas has been introduced into the glass envelope of the light bulb.
- Q) Why is xenon gas added into the glass envelope of the light bulb?
- A) The addition of this gas into the glass envelope increases the rated life of the lamp.
- Q) What is the rated life of these xenon light bulbs?
- A) About 10,000 hours.
- Q) What does “rated life” mean?
- A) The “rated life” of a lamp signifies the time at which 50% of a large quantity of these lamps will have burned out. That means that 50% of these lamps will burn out BEFORE the “rated life” and 50% will burn out AFTER the “rated life”. The “rated life” does NOT mean that every one of the lamps will last at least that long.
- Q) Is this definition of “rated life” true for all light bulbs?
- A) Yes, this is the standard rating for the life of ALL lamps.
 By hoanh tran from San Diego CA on July 27, 2012 I want to install 5 of these "Xenon Low Voltage Puck Lights" inside my 5 cabinets (24" apart). Few questions:
1. I want to install a wall switch and a dimmer. Is that doable for these lights?
2. I'm redoing my kitchen and have direct access to the electrical wire. What parts do I need to purchase from you besides the 5 lights?
3. What transformers do I need (60W)?
4. Can these lights be linked together? By Jacob from Pegasus Lighting on July 27, 2012Answer:Thanks for your question.
1. Yes, they can be connected to a dimmer. We have high quality compatible dimmers on the accessories tab.
2. We offer these puck lights as complete kits. You'll want to select a 2-puck light kit & a 3-puck light kit.
3. You will need 2 transformers to power all 5 puck lights. They will be included with the kits. Since you want to connect to a dimmer & wall switch, you will want to select the hardwire transformer.
4. No, the puck lights are not linked together. Instead, they each connect to the transformer, which in turn connects to the dimmer.By Scott from VA on July 27, 2012Answer:(1) I doubt that a dimmer would work well with these. Wall switch should be fine.
(2) I did the same and needed only extra wire.
(3) I used only the transformers that were sold alongside the lights.
(4) There is a limit. Can't remember.By Uma from Loveland, OH on July 27, 2012Answer:I was able to install 6 of these - 2 each in my 42'' glass cabinets. The electrician hooked all of them to one switch and 1 dimmer. One cabinet is on the island and the other two are on either side of the sink. So fairly apart. If I remember right, I did buy transformers. They recommend those.By Nunda from nunda.riengchan@gmail.com on August 20, 2012 I have 3 cabinets. Two of them are together on the right of range hood. One cabinet is on the left of range hood. I want to install 2 puck lights on each cabinet. On the right side, can I connect 4 lights to the hardwired transformer since I only have one cable on that wall? By Jacob from Pegasus Lighting on August 21, 2012Answer:Nunda,
With these puck lights, each is connected to the transformer. The puck lights do not link together. I do not see any reason why you could not link all 4 back to the hardwire transformer in your proposed install.By Mike Allen from Minneapolis on August 25, 2012 Can I install an "in line" dimmer switch in lieu of a wall switch? I want to use plug in transformers. By Jacob from Pegasus Lighting on August 27, 2012Answer:Yes, you might want to consider our touch pad dimmer: http://www.pegasuslighting.com/3-level-hinge-touch-plug-in-incandescent-dimmer.html By Jacob from Pegasus Lighting on August 27, 2012Answer:Yes, you might want to consider our touch pad dimmer: http://www.pegasuslighting.com/3-level-hinge-touch-plug-in-incandescent-dimmer.html By Bill from Portland, Connecticut on September 9, 2012 I want to install 3 of the low voltage puck lights in a cabinet. Your spec document states these lights should not be more than 10 feet from the transformer --- I am about 13 feet from transformer to fixture. I am assuming this distance is due to the voltage drop in the fixture cable. I have already run a 14-2 NM sheath cable from each of the lights to the intended location of the transformer. Since my cable is probably at least 2 wires sizes larger than the supplied cable, would it be possible to gain the 3 extra feet without going to a dc transformer? By Jacob from Pegasus Lighting on September 10, 2012Answer:Bill,
You are correct that voltage drop is an issue after 10ft. Voltage drop causes the lights to appear less bright.
I think you might be OK with this install as long as each puck light is the exact same distance away from the transformer - that way, if there is even a slight bit of voltage drop, all of the puck lights will appear equally bright.
By Steve Thompson from Minneapolis, MN on September 11, 2012 My setup is wired with 12-2 (20A) rather than 14-2 (15A), is the direct wire transformer safe to use with that? By Jacob from Pegasus Lighting on September 12, 2012Answer:Steve - yes, the higher the amp rating, the better.By Davy from Cumming, GA on September 13, 2012Answer:Yes, it is completely safe to use your direct wire transformer with a 12-2 wiring system.By Scott from Portland, OR on September 26, 2012 I have 2 sets of 3 lights that I have wired up as instructed and they work but the lights don't smoothly dim, kind of bright then really dim and then flicker all within the top 1/3 of the dimmer switches throw. Also, there is a humming sound coming from the transformers. Is that normal? Any suggestions to make these work more smoothly?
Thanks for you help! By Jacob from Pegasus Lighting on September 27, 2012Answer:Scott,
I am assuming you are using an electronic low voltage transformer.
If that's the case, then your best bet is to install an electronic low voltage dimmer.
Yes, it's normal for transformers to hum, especially when dimming. By Dave from Atlanta on September 28, 2012Answer:If these are the Puck Lights with the electronic transformers then you will need a dimmer specifically designed for electronic transformers. Pegasus has several different models, here is the link to one of them http://www.pegasuslighting.com/skylark-dimmer-electronic-transformer.html. This should help but the humming may continue and would be considered "normal".By Scott from Utica, NY on October 1, 2012 How many puck lights can be installed with one transformer? I need 7-8 lights, but only have one junction box connected to a wall switch. By Jacob from Pegasus Lighting on October 1, 2012Answer:Scott,
A max of 3 puck lights can be connected to a single transformer in these kits.
For that many puck lights, you might want to consider our xenon line voltage puck lights: http://www.pegasuslighting.com/xenon-line-voltage-puck-lights.html
With the line voltage puck lights, you could purchase (2) 4-light kits and the hardwire box for connecting all 8 lights to a single wall switch.
By Davy from Cumming, GA on October 2, 2012Answer:Each puck light has a 20 watt lamp so you need to install your transformers accordingly. In your case 2- 80 watt transformers are needed. http://www.pegasuslighting.com/electronic-low-voltage-transformer-80w-12v-prs1280m.html. Install both transformers to your switched 120 volt wiring in the junction box and the wiring for 4 pucks to each transformer.
Xenon Low Voltage Puck Light Kits
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4.5 Stars based on 12 Review(s)
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Bob B
Wallingford, CT
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Fantastic lights regardless of price
July 26, 2012
I initially went to a local lighting center to price under cabinet lighting. They were trying to direct me to more expensive lighting and were trying to sell me on the fact that puck lighting is not the way to go. After completing extensive research I arrived at this lighting set. To say they are absolutely perfect for my kitchen cabinets is an understatement. I could not be happier with how they look. I had the hard wiring placed when I had the new cabinets installed. I am a novice and was able to connect these lights. I would recommend this set to anyone who is looking to hard wire under cabinet lights.
Pros:bright
good instructions
great price
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Frank
Ohio
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Great Lights
February 5, 2013
Installed these lights in my kitchen over 8 years ago when we built the home. Love the light. It's bright. Works perfect. I bought extra bulbs at that time but have never needed one. The electrical connectors in the ceramic bases don't hold up more than 2 years. I now hook them up with automotive electrical connectors so I can unplug the units for easy replacement.
Pros:Perfect color / cast of light over the granite counters.
Cons:Wish the electrical connectors in the bases could be redesigned for a little longer life.
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Paul
Massachusetts
2 Stars
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Defective bulb sockets
January 5, 2012
I bought 6 of these for a kitchen renovation. They worked fine for about a year, then one started flickering. Changing the bulb didn't help. It was clear the bulb socket was defective. I replaced it, now another unit is starting to flicker.
Merchant Response:We contacted our customer to discuss the defective puck lights. We are shipping a replacement puck light and once we get the defective light back we will share it with the manufacturer.
Pros:When they work, they are great.
Cons:There's a quality problem with the bulb socket.
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Al
Edmond, OK
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Superb!!
December 12, 2011
Wonderful product; great service and web site.
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Jeff Wallichs
Chicago
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Great product, easy to work with
October 25, 2011
As a first time customer, and having never hooked up a lighting scheme before, this product is great. The lights themselves are easy too. Three screws to mount, and simply place wires into connector and tighten screw to lock in and you're done. Pegasus sent all the needed components, and it was shipped super fast.
Pros:Easy to install
Good instructions
Not to bright, or hot
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Scott
Floyd, VA
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Great little lights
October 25, 2011
These lights are just what I needed. Beware that they do get quite hot, quite quickly. I partially melted the casing of one light as the threesome hung, turned on, while awaiting their final placement. My fault - not the lights - but do be aware of this.
Pros:Nice and low profile
Cons:They get too hot, but that is not a fault, just a fact (of Xenon or Halogen)
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Mike
Oklahoma
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Under the Counter Low Voltage Puck Lights
October 18, 2011
The order process was very easy using the online website.
I hope to use it again.
Pros:Installation appeared to be easy.
The order and delivery of this item was very prompt and efficient.
Cons:This item wasn't exactly what my wife was expecting.
They were much brighter then what she wanted and the puck lights could be seen (thicker) under our cabinets. Lighting wasn't the same as her friends cabinets.
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Whitewood Kitchens & Baths, Inc.
Rochester, NY
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Low Voltage excellent for Kitchen Cabinetry
September 16, 2011
It was very difficult to find this GREAT product online or even in any stores. It just wasn't around or was priced way too high. We remodel kitchens and Low Voltage Puck Lights wth transformers are a MUST for the safety of our customers. Similar lights without the low voltage and without the transformers can not only heat up wood and the contents of cabinets but it can actually cause fires. Not only is this product just right for our needs but it comes in several color finishes. Not only are we happy with the product but we are thrilled with the service from Pegasus Lighting, too!!!
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gjangeli
Miami, FL
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Good lights
April 11, 2011
Good design, well made, easy to install - should have had a hole drill template. Other than that, fine.
Pros:good design, easy to install, bright light
Cons:no hole drilling template; no way to attach transformer under cabinet.
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Robert Frey
Kutztown PA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Xenon Low Voltage Puck Lights
April 3, 2011
Easy to install and produces a nice bright light!!!
Pros:Used for under cabinet lighting in our kitchen.
Provides a bright white light...makes dark counter space nice and bright!!
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Tom R
Portland, OR
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Entirely positive experience.
February 3, 2011
The item was described sufficiently so it fit my need perfectly. It installed without a hitch, and now serves as a highlight on a piece of fused glass artwork. Dimmer works with it as advertised.
Pros:Attractive, functional and easy to install.
Cons:Nothing.
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Tom
Racine, WI
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Excellent Service -- Product As Advertised!
December 17, 2010
I needed a lighting solution for a display case my wife wants to use for her booth in an antique mall. Since the case will be closed up (glass doors on front), my primary requirements were (1) bright, even lighting in the case, (2) that the lighting would not be too hot during operation (heat buildup in the case). I called Pegasus Customer Service and talked to a lady rep for quite some time. She was very courteous, patient and helpful. I ordered the lighting and it was shipped very rapidly. I have since installed the lighting and it looks great! I did end up routing ventilation slots in the case at top and bottom to ensure air flow through the case. I will be very happy to do business with Pegasus again.
Pros:Xenon bulbs -- less heat than halogen. Compact. Easy to hook up (to transformer).
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