LED Cabinet Lights

LED Cabinet Lamp - Get great lighting inside the cabinet

Here on the site you will find our selection of LED cabinet lamps, which can provide you with beautiful and functional light in the cabinet.

Whether you need to find something in the kitchen cabinets, in the wardrobe or in the workshop, it can be difficult to see what is lying at the back of the cabinets.

With a smart LED cabinet lamp, you get usable light, so you can see what is on the different shelves or what color clothes are hanging on the hanger.

LED cabinet lamps are available in many different models and with different shades of light, so there are plenty of options to find a cabinet lamp that fits into your cabinet.

If you are unsure what to look for when finding an LED cabinet lamp for your cabinet, read on below, where we have gathered some information that can help you find the best solution for you and your cabinet.

4 things you should know about LED Cabinet Lamps

The many different designs and models of LED cabinet lamps can be a bit overwhelming when you have to choose a new lamp to illuminate your cabinet.

Below we try to make the choice a little easier, with some information about LED cabinet lamps that can give you ideas about what you can consider before you buy.

#1- Size of LED Cabinet Lamp

When you need to choose an LED cabinet lamp, it is often most practical for it to fit inside the cabinet, i.e. behind the cabinet doors.

Whether it should be mounted at the top of the cabinet, under a shelf or on the side of the cabinet, the length or size of the cabinet lamp can have a decisive impact on how much space the lamp occupies in the cabinet.

It is probably the fewest who want to hang a pendant lamp inside the cabinet, as it will take up far too much space, and therefore many choose to invest in a smaller cabinet lamp in the form of a rail or a panel with LED light.

The advantage of these is that they come in many different sizes and lengths, and they are often discreet to have hanging in the cabinet.

LED cabinet lamps can often be easily mounted on either the side, top, bottom, or under the shelves, but it should preferably not be longer or larger than it does not disturb you when you need to find things at the back of the cabinet.

Whether you prefer round cabinet lamps or LED cabinet lamps in panels, there are plenty of options to find the right solution for your needs.

#2 - Color Temperature and Lumen in LED Cabinet Lamps

When you are looking for an LED cabinet lamp, you should consider what kind of light you would like to have, and here one thinks of both the color temperature and brightness.

The color temperature is measured in Kelvin and tells you whether the LED cabinet lamp has a warm and yellowish light or a cool and bluish light.

The cool and bluish light is often an advantage if you need to focus and concentrate, and it typically has a color temperature of over 3000 Kelvin.

The warm and yellowish light is often softer and cozier, and has a color temperature of under 3000 Kelvin.

If you want a good middle ground, you might choose a cabinet lamp with a color temperature of around 3000 Kelvin, so you get a pleasant and effective light.

Brightness is measured in Lumens and the higher the number of Lumens, the higher the brightness.

Brightness rarely needs to be more than about 300 Lumens, but if you want a sharp and strong light, you can choose a cabinet lamp with up to 760 Lumens.

Some LED Cabinet Lamps can adjust the brightness either via a dimmer or via an app on your phone.

#3 - LED Cabinet Lamp with Sensor

You can find many models of LED cabinet lamps that have a built-in motion sensor, which can automatically turn on the light in the cabinet when you open the door.

This means you don't have to turn on a switch every time you want light in the cabinet, and you also don’t have to remember to turn off the light again; the motion sensor takes care of that.

If you invest in an LED cabinet lamp with a built-in motion sensor, it can be beneficial to check if there is a possibility for you to adjust the sensitivity of the sensor, as well as how long it takes from you activate the sensor until it turns off the light again.

On some cabinet lamps, these things cannot be adjusted, and therefore you may risk that the light stays on relatively long in the cabinet after you have closed the cabinet door again, and even though LED is a very energy-efficient lighting, there is no reason to waste energy.

Therefore, it may be advantageous to set the sensor to a shorter off time.

#4 - Placement of LED Cabinet Lamp

No matter where you want to place your LED cabinet lamp, you can find models that are suitable for exactly the placement you want.

However, it can be a good idea to consider where you would like the lamp to be placed in the cabinet, so you can immediately filter out solutions that, for example, cannot be placed on a shelf.

Once you have found the desired location, it will become significantly easier to find the right LED cabinet lamp, in the right length, brightness, and color temperature for your needs.