Choose from eight 24V LED under cabinet light styles for kitchens, worktops, cupboards and fitted furniture. Select the finish, white light, quantity and lighting zones; the Project Builder matches a suitable driver, required distribution and compatible controls, then shows the complete project price.
Start by choosing the fitting style: recessed or surface mounted, round, square, triangular or linear.
Start with the shape and mounting style that suits the kitchen or furniture. Each range has its own dedicated page with installation guidance, specifications and a Buy & Build journey for creating the complete project.
From £5.99
Discreet round cabinet lighting that sits into the cabinet underside for a more integrated finish.
Best for: Flush, integrated finish
From £7.99
Classic round surface mounted cabinet lighting with a premium metal finish and broad white light choice.
Best for: Classic surface mounted round light
From £6.49
Ultra slim round cabinet lighting where minimal projection beneath the cabinet is the priority.
Best for: Lowest profile round option
From £8.99
An angled triangular cabinet light designed for edges, corners and visible architectural detail.
Best for: Visible architectural detail
From £9.99
A clean square cabinet light with a slim contemporary architectural form for modern interiors.
Best for: Slim square geometry
From £16.49
A compact 175mm rectangular cabinet light with selectable warm, natural and cool white.
Best for: Compact CCT rectangle
From £18.49
A slim 200mm linear cabinet light with selectable 2700K, 4000K and 6000K white light.
Best for: Selectable white 200mm linear
From £14.99
A slim 200mm linear fitting for projects where the preferred white is already known.
Best for: Fixed white 200mm linearStart with the light style you want. Tell the Project Builder about the finish, white light, quantity and lighting zones. It then matches a suitable 24V driver, required distribution and compatible controls and accessories, so you can review the complete setup and project price together.
Driver: powers the low voltage lights. Distribution: connects several lights. Zone: a group of lights controlled together.
For kitchen fitters, electricians, installers, showrooms and interior projects, the Builder brings each lighting zone, matched driver, distribution, control and project price into one setup. Project and zone naming make it easier to keep larger jobs organised through to the basket.
New to 24V lighting? Choose the fitting, finish, white light and area you want to illuminate. The Builder guides you through the compatible power and control options, so you do not need to assemble the system from unrelated parts.
Both approaches can create effective kitchen worktop and cabinet task lighting. The best choice usually comes down to the finished look you want and how much installation work is practical.
Surface mounted: simpler retrofit, fitting remains visible. These lights fix beneath the cabinet without requiring the complete fitting to be recessed.
Recessed: flush appearance, cabinet cut-out and suitable depth required. Eclipse is the recessed round option in this 24V range.
The Loops range is designed around complete lighting zones, making it easier to plan several lights across a kitchen while keeping the power supply, controls and accessories compatible.
Quick answers to the system, mounting and planning questions that matter most before choosing a style.
It is a low voltage cabinet lighting system where a driver converts the mains supply to 24V DC for the LED fittings. The Loops range combines cabinet lights, matched drivers, distribution, controls and accessories into complete lighting zones.
Yes. The fittings run on 24V DC and require a suitable LED driver. Each lighting zone uses one matched driver, and the Buy & Build journey selects the appropriate capacity according to the chosen lights and quantity.
Surface mounted lights sit beneath the cabinet, while recessed lights sit into a cut-out for a more flush appearance. The correct choice depends on the look you want, the cabinet construction and how much installation work is practical.
Warm white creates a softer appearance, natural white gives a balanced everyday task light, and cool white produces a crisper tone. Some ranges offer fixed white while others provide selectable CCT. The dedicated style pages explain the exact Kelvin choices available for each fitting.
Compatible PIR occupancy, single door and double door sensor options are available across the system. Control compatibility varies by fitting, so the Buy & Build journey only presents suitable options for the chosen light.
No. Dimmability depends on the light style. Some ranges support the compatible touch dimmer while others are on/off only. The individual style pages and Builder clearly identify the compatible control route.
The answer depends on the illuminated run, cabinet layout, fitting style and the strength of task lighting you want. Start with the dedicated style page, where the Buy & Build journey helps you plan each zone and then matches the required power system.
Yes. These fittings can also suit cupboards, display furniture and other dry indoor fitted furniture projects where the dimensions, mounting method and installation conditions are appropriate.
Choose the light style that suits the project, then use the Builder to select the finish, white light, quantity and zones and review the matched system and complete price.
Choose your lights and how you want to control them. We'll automatically match the driver and required connections.
Continue with Zone 1's light choices, or give Zone 2 a different style.
What is a zone? One group of lights powered by one driver and controlled together. For example, worktop lights and island lights that need separate switching are two zones. Need different light styles on one shared control? Contact us before ordering.
Choose the finish that best suits your kitchen or furniture.
Choose the shade of white light that best suits your space.
Colour temperature changes the tone of white light — from warm and cosy to cool and crisp. It is different from brightness, so a cooler white does not automatically mean a brighter light.
Choose Warm, Natural or Cool White using the small switch on the back of each light. Unclip the light to change it later — ideal if you are unsure now or want the flexibility to change the mood.
A softer, warmer white. Works particularly well with cosy interiors, warm woods, brass finishes and relaxed evening lighting.
A balanced neutral white that keeps colours looking natural. A strong all-round fixed choice for kitchens and work surfaces.
A cooler, crisper white appearance. Suits clean contemporary spaces and customers who prefer a fresher-looking white light.
Choose how many lights you want in this zone. We'll match the correct driver automatically.
Measure the worktop you want to illuminate, then use the guide below.
Selected light:Enter the illuminated worktop run and we'll suggest a starting quantity with sensible spacing between the lights and space left at both ends.
Measure the worktop length you actually want to light and note any gaps or corners.
Start at 250–300mm centres and keep the row of lights consistently positioned towards the front of the cabinet. Move them closer together for a stronger, more continuous task-light effect.
Temporarily position the lights and switch them on. Worktop finish and corners can affect the final appearance.
You choose the lights. We'll automatically match the smallest suitable compatible driver on the next step.
A driver is the required 24V power supply for your lights. We'll automatically add the smallest compatible driver to this zone, so you don't need to calculate or choose one yourself.
Why is a distribution block included? A 6-way block uses one driver light port and provides six light connections, adding five extra usable connections. We add only the minimum number needed.
What is a distribution block? It is only needed when the zone has more lights than the driver has light ports. This driver already has enough connections.
Now choose how that driver will receive mains power.
Choose how this zone should switch on, off or dim. One control operates every light in the zone.
Check your setup below before saving this zone.
Add another zone for lights you want to control separately, or review your project when all of your zones are complete.
Every light already includes its own fitted cable. Add an extension only to a light that needs extra reach; installer accessories are optional.
Every light already has its own fitted cable. First see where an extension fits, then enter the routed distance to each light and we'll calculate the recommended 2m and 5m extensions.
Add extra reach to individual lights. Choose 2m or 5m only for the fittings that need it.
Measure along the actual cable route, including behind and above the cabinets.
Adds an additional 2 metres between one light and its connection.
Total cable reach: 4m
£1.49 eachAdds an additional 5 metres between one light and its connection.
Total cable reach: 7m
£2.49 eachCheck each lighting zone, including its selected accessories, before adding the completed project to your basket.
A simple component map generated from the choices above.
Planning guide only — not an electrical wiring diagram.
Useful for installers, site notes or keeping a copy of the parts and cable planning.
Ask us anything you're unsure about and we'll receive a copy of the complete lighting project you've just built.
