There is more than one artist with this name, including:
1) Dimmer was … Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name, including:
1) Dimmer was a New Zealand band active from 2005-2012 centred around Shayne Carter.
2) Dimmer was American drone duo Thomas Dimuzio and Joseph Hammer.

1) Dimmer was a New Zealand band active from 2005-2012 centred around Shayne Carter. The band arose from the ashes of Straitjacket Fits. Their first release was 'Crystalator' which Sub Pop put out as a seven inch. Another single, 'Don't Make Me Buy Out Your Silence' followed on Flying Nun. The first Dimmer album "I Believe You Are A Star" was released in 2001. Their second album, "You've Got To Hear The Music", was released in 2004.

2) Dimmer was American drone duo Thomas Dimuzio and Joseph Hammer.

Under The Light
Dimmer Lyrics

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Airpark Well I’m finally On my way back to you Are we sharing…
FLEECE Under the light Time goes so slowly In your world Over the …
Modern Bodies Nobody knows How hard it goes You've forgot How to expose yo…
The Knockouts Do you know how many times I Broke down and burned…

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Bless We came as a favour To pick up the blind To look…
Can't Cut Through Built you up With a slip of the tongue And there you…
Cold Water Score giver Form rater Name maker Note taker Tell taler Nays…

Comfortable You look so comfortable Like a chair for sitting in Or a…
Dark Night Of Yourself I was knocking on your door while you were shouting…
Degrees of Existence It's just degrees of existence Whatever you're in for Whatev…
Evolution All that is up to now Is your evolution All that has…
Nowhere I Want I've been hearing all kinds of history Got scared by ghosts…
Too Far Gone To Care And you're too far gone to care Your shoes hardly have…

What Would I Do What would i do without you to look over me? Where…

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01Drop You Off4:56

02All The Way To Her3:21

07I Believe You Are A Star5:02

08Pendulum5:12

09Powercord3:17

10Under The Light4:51

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11Sad Guy5:05

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Comments from YouTube:

@jonhansen4745

1y↑35

This is by far the most concise & professional installation I have seen presented here on YT for under cabinet lighting. I'm a retired electrician who has installed quite a few of these myself and it is encouraging to see someone present this in way that is both easy to understand, yet done well.

@ProjectBilld

1y↑1

Appreciate the compliments!

@djWOOF

34w

As a beginner i found this very hard to follow :(

@wileecoyote837

2y↑42

Wow, I wish all instructional videos were like this. Simple, to the point and most of all 100% how you should actually do it. Having been in Audio / Visual installation, interior rehab and currently an Industrial Electrician I can say that you did everything exactly the way I would do it. Actually you did some things better than I would do it, sometimes I get cheap.

@ProjectBilld

2y↑6

Thanks! I try hard to do and present things the correct way, it doesn't always mean I'm going to be 100% correct, but it's the goal!

p.s. Beep Beep

@nasrullahnoorani6989

51w

https://youtu.be/0EFQ2NU73uU

@mckee720

1y↑7

This is one of the best DIY videos I’ve ever seen. It helped me to realize that it is nothing. I should be doing myself, but it also gave me a standard of measure for when I do have a contractor coming to complete this project for me. Thank you for being simple and thorough and clear in your communication.

@ProjectBilld

Glad to hear it!

@GeekyDad84

This was exactly the inspiration I needed! I've built all sorts of LED projects, mostly automotive focused, over the years. Plus, I spent many years in low voltage world doing custom A/V, HT, automation and then into the Data Center world. We're finally about to kick off a big home reno project and our Kitchen it's getting gutted, bye bye 1971 cabinets. I was looking for a little inspiration and you nailed it, even down to having similar cabinets, colors, and the fact you've got it tied into a smart switch. Your install is very clean and reasonable for most anyone to tackle. Great job!

@ProjectBilld

Thanks Chad!

@WhozYourBuddy

2y↑2

Finally! Bill I can't begin to thank you enough for this straight-forward and simple video! I have been searching, and searching and searching for someone showing how to hard wire LED lighting strips to a wall switch and just about gave up until I stumbled upon your video. You ROCK! 🤘🏽

@ProjectBilld

You're welcome! Glad I could help

@ItAintMeBabe99

1y↑3

Absolutely a freakin fantastic explanation! Thank you so much. Especially the beginning, where you laid out the parts and showed how they worked. Thanks once again.

@brianwebster1637

51w↑1

Best instructional video on the internet! I've searched this topic multiple times. Your instruction, as well as reference material and parts list is unmatched. Thank you so much.

@ProjectBilld

51w

You're welcome! Hearing feedback like yours makes all the work that goes into making a video worth it

@eltonnoway7864

38w↑2

I've watched a lot of these "LED Cabinet and/or LED Niche lighting" How-To videos seeking information and this one was the most complete, answered all my questions, was easy to follow and all without unnecessary technical detail or annoying background music. Perfect! Thank you! -TIP to anyone considering doing this... If you can solder as shown at 5:33, it's a better option than using the click latch "locking connectors" which tend to be hit or miss in regards to getting a perfect connection. Many times you have to latch and unlatch the connectors or wiggle the wires in order to determine which of the connectors you installed has a flaky connection and preventing your light strip from lighting.

@ProjectBilld

38w

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful

@dylanogden9337

1y↑5

You would be amazed by how difficult it is to find a simple explanation of DIY LED wiring. Most videos are manufacturers telling you how to use their kits, and text descriptions from distributors like Bird Dog assume you already know the parts and where you should put them. This is the first practical example I've found, and it's really helped me put the pieces together. One touch I loved was showing your struggles with the outlet box. That's the sort of situational info that is actually very important to a project, but that every DIY video in the world leaves out because it's assumed to be too specific. So, thank you!

@ProjectBilld

You're welcome! Glad the video was helpful

@fubufb420

37w

Yeah. That chunk of drywall is gone forever down that big black hole U created to another dimension in time and space...😢🕳️

@RM-nj8nj

2y↑3

Very well done! This is exactly what I've been looking for in an instructional video. Thank you.

@ProjectBilld

You're welcome! Glad my video could help

@neilmeiskey5482

Great job! I am familiar with installing low voltage LEDs and you describe everything very well!

@ClemFandango950

2y↑2

Wow this was a great video. Thank you for making this! Lots of clear instructions on breaking the led into smaller strips and running cables. I will be referring back to this as I try this project myself

@ProjectBilld

2y↑2

Let me know if you have any questions once you get to working on it!

@goodmusicdied

1y↑1

Absolutely incredible video. Flawless explanation.

@manotgodowoda5845

Installed to replace a failing fluorescent fixture under my desk hutch. This fixture was easy to install and gives me the flexibility of 2 brightness levels and 3 color temperatures. Sturdy aluminum housing and slim design. Very well made.

@susibleu

Wonderful explanation. Thank you for being concise and to the point. Great video.

@ProjectBilld

Glad I could help!

@littlsuprstr

36w

I have to say thank you. You organized all the information and footage in a comprehensive and comprehensible way. Bravo!

@ProjectBilld

36w

You're welcome!

@wallboi7

This video was so fantastic, I've clicked so many where I expected to finally get an in-depth explanation only to be disappointed. I loved the summary right up front explaining the fundamentals, and every description was so precise, backed up with video demonstration. Bravo!

@ProjectBilld

Glad you enjoyed it!

@NickLucasFitness

you really go into detail with these videos! this gives me a lot of good info to go by in my projects. thanks!!

@mokdumoknonsharrall1868

2y↑10

I love how you cut the access holes at 45s and then re'patched them. I hope i remember that the next time i do any drywall work!

@aprilrud6314

2y↑1

This is the best detailed description for hardwired switch for led lighting I have found in 2 years of searching! Thank you.

@jonathanblackburn3449

1y↑1

Sweet job, thanks for the stacked, overstuffed info dump. One of the best electrician DIY videos I’ve seen.

@ProjectBilld

You're welcome!

@navabuilding3892

Fantastic explanation of the process. This video is by far the best on the subject.

@frankiecasiano7509

48w↑1

Well done with this video. Informative but not too long. Keep up the good work.

@KellyConcepts

30w↑1

Dude - thanks for showing the LED driver here and how to set it up. NO ONE else actually shows how to use your basic wall switch to hook these up. I'm using your Amazon links and you have a new subscriber. Thanks!

@ProjectBilld

30w

Glad it was helpful! I hear you, I had to do a lot of research to figure out what I needed to make it all work

@MrSaschaWinter

28w

Clean install, excellent presentation. Subbed.

@stowerpower

This is fantastic! Question: is it an option to do another connector on the end of the first LED strip you installed and run right off of that? Or does each LED strip need to go back to the driver like you did? Thanks!

@ProjectBilld

Yeah that's actually how some of mine are installed. Driver to led strip at the top of the cabinet then from that led strip down to the one at the bottom. That's fine to do as long as the length/# of leds doesn't lead to significant voltage drop

@Jmags58

26w

Hey Bill, hopefully you see this. Do you have any idea about how long you can run LED strips until the voltage drop is significant?

@ProjectBilld

26w↑1

I put links in the video description under the planning section you can use to calculate that as it's dependent on a few things. You'd be specially looking for the voltage drop calculator. Let me know if you have any questions figuring it out

@FamilyFriendlyDIY

41w

Took me forever to find this ... the best wired under cabinet LED video out there. Good job!!

@ProjectBilld

41w

Thanks! Glad you found the video

@Av8er64

This is probably the best install I’ve seen on YouTube. So I’m looking to do about a 50’ run of LED under cabinet lighting and I want to use a RGB smart variety. Any ideas? Most are fairly limited on run length.

@ProjectBilld

Thanks! I think that armacost makes a wifi rgb controller that you can use in place of the driver I used. You'd have to use a rdg led strip instead of the white one I did. Search for Armacost ProLine Multicolor RGB + White Wi-Fi LED Controller. Let me know if this helps!

@user-fd9vc3dd1e

37w

It was a little flimsier than I expected. I had to add a 2x2 piece of wood to the bottom on the rear side in order to stabilize it better https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxXTh-lz-8W6GcB219vTLp27-MxbZYObBX . It is also starting to bow a little at the outer wall ( I've had it up for about 6 months), I've already had a shelf tumble down because of the bow and the fact that the little shelf brackets are quite short. I went out to home depot and got some longer ones so that the shelves don't tumble down again. Overall, it looks very nice for the price and it holds a lot ( I use it as a pantry). I am very satisfied with my purchase. I just strongly suggest reinforcing it before putting it up.

@hbreardon

46w

Great video! Thanks so much for taking the time to do it so well! I have a design question: I have 3 separate cabinets and will have about 13' of lights total. The cabinets are fairly close together but the driver will be located about 17 feet away from the farthest cabinet. If I do home runs from each cabinet back to the driver I will use about 45 feet of LED cable. Just wondering what would be the best approach: 1) home runs or 2) connect them in series. Also wondering if I go with the 2nd option, should I create a loop and run back to the driver on the last cabinet?

@ProjectBilld

46w

I think I follow. Since most of your distance is led lights and not wire, as long as you're under the max length of led strip for the specific leds you're using I think you'd be fine to do a straight run. It would definitely be less work that doing that than array or feedback loop configuration. Straight runs have a chance of getting dimmer at the far end but I don't think that's going to be a problem from what you've described

@hbreardon

46w

@@ProjectBilld To clarify, the 45 feet would be the in wall 18/2 cable. Only 13 feet of lights. I would use much less cable if I wired the light segments in series. I'm thinking the kit at Armacost with the 30 watt driver and 16' of 2700K lights would hopefully work without any noticeable difference in brightness at the end of the run.

@ProjectBilld

46w

Sounds like it should work as a straight run to me

@hbreardon

46w

@@ProjectBilld Thanks so much. Appreciate you taking the time to help:)

@joefolker6916

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you!

@ProjectBilld

You're welcome!

@ArtisanTony

For a cleaner look, we contractors place the fixture so it covers the hole and wire coming through the back of the cabinet instead of installing it on the other side of the cabinet.

@ProjectBilld

2y↑7

Yep definitely a good option especially for those that don't have trim on the front to mount lights to. I preferred the way the light reflected off the wall vs it shining directly out so that's why I mounted it on the front edge facing back

@JTOTHEW3000

Its about time...I have watched dozens of videos on this...First one I can use...Thank You...

@olagold758

42w

Good job, perfect video and explanation! By far the best clips

@ProjectBilld

42w

Thanks!

@bwilson5205

Great video! If you were to use multi-colored LEDs, can you share which ones you would buy?

@ProjectBilld

Thanks! If I were going to do a hardwire setup like the video I'd likely use the same brand as the white leds I used. In addition to the driver you'd need to add a color controller as well

@Float1ngG0at

Pretty good video! Couldn’t you also run all the low voltage cables to one driver so you wouldn’t need to run power to all 3 drivers? And not need to buy all 3 drivers?

@ProjectBilld

That's how I did it in the video. I only used 1 driver

@familymunoz2105

Hi, could you tap into an existing ceiling light from a dimmable switch, meaning controlling ceiling lights and under cabinet lights from the same dimmable switch ? Thanks !

@Vikingchairman

This video is great. Exactly what I needed. THANK YOU! When I bought the house my cabinets are already wired with halogen T10 bulbs that get really hot. I bought led replacement bulbs and then realized the power driver was AC so I need to buy what you used. Your link went to the 45 Watt but I should be able to get with by the 20 watt driver if its only for 5 1.5 watt bulbs right?

@ProjectBilld

You're welcome! Sounds like the 20 watt should be plenty

@becksweets6890

Great video! I bought most of the items on your material list. What would you suggest for RGBW strips? From my research, I'm seeing all of your materials with the addition of an RGBW controller tied in between the strip and driver?

@ProjectBilld

I haven't done it myself but I believe that's what you would need!

@WalterMelons

You could use the installation driver for this job with the offset head. Love that thing.

@ProjectBilld

Yes absolutely! Been waiting for it to go on sale

@herc6739

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL INSTALLATION MY FRIEND!! 🤗🤗🤗

@ProjectBilld

Thanks!

@PrettyBoiFab1

38w

This is a great video! I’ve followed all the steps, got dimmable LED strips with the same light switch but mine aren’t dimming. Any ideas on what I may have done wrong?

@ProjectBilld

38w

Is your driver dimmable too? I accidentally ordered a non dimming one the first time around

@darryljanzen1019

Very well done! Thank You!!

@ProjectBilld

You're welcome!

@db0nn3r

2y↑1

Dude, thats the cleanest LED cabinet light install I've ever seen. Thank you. How would you make this setup smart with RGBs?

@ProjectBilld

2y↑1

You're welcome! I believe you can use something like I've linked below in combination with the dimming led controller I used to get an rgb setup but I haven't personally done it yet

https://www.armacostlighting.com/shop/proline-multi-color-rgb-white-wifi-controller/

@db0nn3r

Thank you!

@ProjectBilld

You're welcome

@benblosser6739

51w

Just so you know… you could’ve used the dimmer switch that was already there by hooking up the load wire for the undercab leds to the load side of the switch and then reconnecting everything else the way it was instead of having to add another dimmer switch next to it

@ProjectBilld

51w

The under cabinet lighting is on its own switch on purpose. If I used the existing it would come on whenever the overhead lights were on and I didn't want that. Plus you run into the lights potentially dimming at different rates if you share a switch

@adrianlouviere7650

Thanks for the info. This is a challenge I hope to take on.

@EnsFresno

Very helpful. Thank you!

@ProjectBilld

You're welcome! Glad you found the video helpful

@ussweeneyd

Great tutorial and timing; I’m starting today 😬

@ProjectBilld

Good luck! Let me know if you have any questions

@jeffreyvarrella2663

This is a cool video...howvever not having a tile backsplash in place already makes it easier. You can cover up all the work with the backsplace. If you have tile in place..best option is to use wireless LED's that work with Alexa.

@ProjectBilld

For sure! I experimented with running the wires without cutting holes as I know many people have existing backsplashes, even broke out an endoscope with a hook on it, but I couldn't get it to work. If the kitchen is against an interior wall, one could work from the other side but otherwise probably best to just go the route you suggested

@TheMasterkiller24

Very nice... Im going to do mine the exact same way.... One question I do have is where did you get the extra led wire with the white covering im gonna need to buy a roll.... Thanks in advance

@ProjectBilld

Materials and tools used are linked in the video description!

@ProjectBilld

Look for the link called LED cable

@TheMasterkiller24

1y↑1

Oh man thanks.. Sorry i went right passed it thank you very much

@exportedafrican

Are you able to put things in those upper cabinets or would they become visible when the lights are on?

I have a similar setup but hope not to show all the stuff I store in there (thinking LED panels attached to the doors to block the visibility inside

@ProjectBilld

As long as the stuff inside the cabinet is an inch or two back from the door, I can't tell that anything is inside

@LovinGodandmusic

43w

Great video my friend!

@ProjectBilld

43w

Thanks!

@jerrymulcahy

30w

This was an amazing tutorial. Sooo helpful. I either want to marry Bill or have him as my dad!! 👏🏻👏🏻

@ProjectBilld

30w

If I have a say in the matter, I'd prefer to be your dad, son.

@susibleu

¡Gracias!

@JackOmen

1y↑1

Might be a dumb question but how do you know whether the black was going on the negative screw and the red on the positive when you are installing it in the driver?

@ProjectBilld

The driver is marked and there's a hole/slot for each wire to go into. The screws clamp the wires into those slots. Does that make sense?

@DanNifong

2y↑11

I would have preferred a switch with rave lighting, smoke machine and DJ air horn sound effects for my late night chef sessions, but this will work too I guess

@ProjectBilld

2y↑1

Ah yes, a common DIY project

@MrDwayne220

Well done!

@ProjectBilld

Thanks!

@gotdamojo06

I am thinking about doing this project on my new kitchen. Would I be able to power multiple power supplies from one single wall switch? I have 3 separate places that I have countertops and would like under cabinet lighting on all 3 sections. 4.5ft 4.5ft and 6.5ft

@ProjectBilld

2y↑1

Yes, with the power supply that I used, multiple of them can be connected to the same switch. But since you'll need to run a romex cable to each supply from the switch, why not just use 1 power supply and run cable to the less like I did across my kitchen?

@aprilrud6314

@Project Billd I was just going to ask this as we ran romex wiring from one switch years ago to 4 locations in anticipation of led install. Now time to install. Thanks again.

@bubbadubbzz7699

37w

Hi, I ordered everything in your list exactly lol. I have everything wired up, but it keeps tripping the breaker. Do you know what it could be? If I unhook the driver the kasa switch comes on and let’s me connect to it, but when the driver is wired up it keeps popping the breaker

@ProjectBilld

37w

I'm not sure what exactly is going on that would be tripping the breaker but it does sound like the source of the problem is beyond the switch. How many outlets/lights are already on that circuit? Might be too much load with the new leds added. Have you wired the leds up yet? If so, try unhooking them from the driver and see if the breaker still trips

@GroovyMisfit

How did you decide what LED manufacture to select for the LED strip lights and driver?

@ProjectBilld

1y↑1

I tried to find a dimmable driver I could hardwire first with good reviews and documentation and once I did I just went with the strip lights from the same company. Seemed to be good quality when installing and is still working well

@kevinhilton8683

31w

Cool install..anyway to modify this setup if you had wled strips that you could modify temperature? Would something like wled need to be incorporated?

@ProjectBilld

31w

You'd need to use a compatible tunable white led driver. Something like this https://www.armacostlighting.com/products/proline-cct-led-light-control

@nhhandyman

Those tabs on the edge of the dimmer switch should be taken off when installing into a multi-gang (more than one) box.

@ProjectBilld

Yep they had to be on the left side to fit the wall plate on

@robertk8886

Hello, I like this product. Since YouTube has changed its format, I find it difficult to get around it. Would you please tell me the name of this lighting system and where did you buy it. Thanks

@ProjectBilld

It's all linked in the video description. Should be located directly under the video but will need to expand it. Likely will say show more or something like that

@XellosMetallium

Thanks the god tech for YouTube. These videos are plenty helpful.

@jimbohanna16

The LED Strip in the description mentions the strip being 4 PIN. The extension wire your linked is 2 wire. I have bought both but haven't received them yet to confirm. Is the LED tape 4 wire or 2 wire?

@ProjectBilld

1y↑1

The wire and led strips I linked are the exact ones I used. Both should be 2 wire. Just checked and it looks like the link is still correct and I didn't see anything on the product page about the led strip being 4 pin so I'm not sure why you're seeing something different

@jimbohanna16

@@ProjectBilld Thank you for the reply. I mistakenly bought a different LED tape that has 3 wires. White, with dimmer. I suspect that is why there are 3 wires and they recommend 4 pins if you cut/splice them.

Your video was great. Wish all videos were as clean as yours.

@rickhoras7797

How about the web address for each part?? Thanks!

@ProjectBilld

All the materials/tools are linked in the video description

@elephantmoney

40w

Good god man that is way too much work. I could never complete this lol

@smody121

Why not get the strip and diffuser installed before mounting the aluminum channel? Seems like it would save some contortions.

@ProjectBilld

If you used some kind of adhesive or the brackets that came with the channels to mount the aluminum channel you could probably do it this way. I drilled through the channels and mounted with screws as the brackets that came with them were terrible so the channels had to go up first

@bob4048

Does the driver have to be in a junction box? I'm not sure of the code requirements.

@ProjectBilld

2y↑2

No, and it wouldn't fit anyway. It's double insulated, not really much different from a power brick.

@johnrivera8009

34w

If you didn't have the driver, would the led strip still work if they were wired directly to the switch for power?

@ProjectBilld

34w↑1

No. The voltage would be much too high

@davesmith7057

Great video for sure,,can the dimmer work if you have a switched outlet. Planning on changing out regular switch for dimmer and use the outlet to plug in tranformer,,thx

@ProjectBilld

So wiring a dimmer switch to a standard outlet is against code as you could technically plug things other than lights in to the outlet. However, there are special outlets/plugs made specifically for this. Search hdtr/ddtr outlets and rp-fdu plugs. You'd wire the dimmer switch to the lamp only side of the outlet and replace the plug end of the dimming power supply with the special plug.

@davesmith7057

51w↑1

I installed a dedicated outlet installed above cabinets just for driver to be hidden up there and feed wires down to calbinets,, Nothing else will be plugged in., thx for reply,,I think will be ok

@davesmith7057

50w

Hi,,I have 9' of led tape and 40' of lead wires from driver,,armacost is saying at least 100w driver,,does that sound correct,,I was going to use 60w,,thx

@ProjectBilld

50w

No that doesn't sound correct. 9ft of strip lighting isn't much. The lead wires don't effect the wattage required for the dimmer, only voltage drop. Wattage required should be calculated using only the length of the specific strip lights you are using

@davesmith7057

50w

That's what I thought too,,thx,,I'm going with the charts recommendations for 9ft. I talked to 2 different people there and 2 different answers,,thx again

@cruzmorales2237

I do not know what state era you but in California does not fly, all by code. Unless there is not inspection. Other than that very basic, some changes…
Instead of connecting the driver to the Rolex on top install another box as the one below, one side outlet, the other your low voltaje with a divider, or easier if you will do it to the hole kitchen, run the switch wire to the attic, from there, low voltage wiring to every place you will have lights.

@VictorCaoCA

Can you run Romex directly into the LED driver without conduit? My city is pretty hardcore on code compliance.

@ProjectBilld

2y↑3

NEC (national electric code for the US) allows for romex to be run on the outside of walls where it not in danger of being damaged. Yes this is somewhat subjective but in the back of a cabinet is pretty safe. Can also depend on what inspector reviews your work if you decide to pull a permit for this work

@CerpherJoe

21w

Very nice. Thanks.

@ProjectBilld

21w

You're welcome

@mike.soto_

Not all heroes wear capes

@ProjectBilld

No capes!

@MiklaDfar

19w

Nice, but using a sawzall to cut nails is much easier.

@DFinesse88

would this be the same concept for running leds on kitchen island? thanks

@ProjectBilld

I don't know why it would be much different. You'd have to tell me more about your island and how you plan to use the lighting for me to give a definitive answer

@goognamgoognw6637

45w

It's a bad idea to hardwire so many SMD LED lights in strips and expect none of them will ever fail (if only just one led fails the whole circuit is open).
Also LEDs are one of those mistaken new technology turn that are hailed for power efficiency but we now know are proven to damage the retina light receptors over the long term because of the strong monochromatic blue light it contains (some of that might be mitigated only insufficiently by choosing warmer colors). Even from the video you can tell this light is extremely aggressive and artificial looking (dimmer changes intensity only not spectrum). LED light is not biologically friendly, and we are biological creatures. I still prefer to use conventional lighting, comfort and eye health have a price.

@charlesdavaro8554

This is a very good video too many videos are not safe

@ProjectBilld

Thanks!

@TotodaicaVN

Thanks

@fabreezethefaintinggoat5484

no insulate the unused ground wire?

@ProjectBilld

Ground wires don't need to be insulated, they don't carry any current (unless something has gone wrong of course)

@FunnyFlashXXX

amercian walls fascinate me

@xskinyx

hmm I know at least with automotive wiring - crimped connections are considered superior to soldered ones

@ProjectBilld

1y↑1

I believe thats because the vibrations from driving can break the solder joints over time. Hopefully that's not an issue in a kitchen lol

@Michael-cj6ho

As a DIY you didn't know it's illegal to run romex in a cabinet. 🤦‍♂️

@ProjectBilld

Depends on where you are. Definitely not illegal in the us

@fabreezethefaintinggoat5484

10*

@stum8374

The words are solder and aluminium or alli for short,please use proper grammar.

@ProjectBilld

2y↑15

I'm not British friend

@coliander4180

Yeah, but in no reality is 'solder' pronounced 'sodder'. Its just wrong.

@CerpherJoe

21w

None of us Americans have ever claimed we live in reality.@@coliander4180

@familymunoz2105

Hi, could you tap into an existing ceiling light from a dimmable switch, meaning controlling ceiling lights and under cabinet lights from the same dimmable switch ? Thanks !

@ProjectBilld

52w

I believe that should work. I could foresee the ceiling light and the led lights not dimming at the same rate being a potential problem but you won't know until you test it

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