I'm not familiar with this company but I recently installed several Xenon Line Voltage Under Cabinet Task Lights. Pegasus Associates Lighting has 4 sizes of dimmable xenon line voltage (120 volts) under cabinet task lights in 3 finishes - brushed steel, mocha bronze, and white. They are just terrific and well made. Good Luck

Well, it really does depend on what you're looking for. Xenon's are brighter, give a warmer light and are dimmable. But, they're warmer. Meaning anything on the shelf above should not be heat sensitive. They use more power as well. LEDs are smaller, have no heat and generally are great under cabinet lights. If you need a very bright task light, most won't do the trick. Kichler has a great under cabinet LED for situations like these. And it has 4 light levels. Some LEDs are dimmable. So it really depends on what your need is. And yes, mount it up to the front.

We used Xenon lighting under our cabinets (also recommended to us) and have been extremely pleased. It is much cooler than the halogen lighting so your overhead cabinets don't get the heat build up but it is also a warm light, unlike florescent, which we had in one house. I think you will be very happy with it.

I went with Inspired LED because it was the lowest I found and the website was so simple and informative I was not overwhelmed with choices. The owner there is very helpful with any questions and will tell you what you need if you just want to submit plans. He will make the lights, connecting cords and power cords in custom lengths. I went with the designer series kits in a warm light. I think having the lights encased was worth the tad extra and supposedly it diffuses the lighting also. They are still very thin and do not show even without a light rail. The regular series without the protective dome are even thinner. They were so easy to install. The kits come with a 4 position dimmer which is a must because the brightest is really bright and the last just perfect for leaving on all night long. The light is very evenly distributed. I did not like the spot light look created with pucks. On the 18" cabinets I used a 10" length, the 36" cabinets I used an 18" plus a 10" hooked together. Plenty of light. It was $158.00 for (3) 18" designer series, (3) 10" designer series, two power supplies, two dimmers and all the connecting cords. The connecting cord heads are very small and round so you just have to drill a small hole to link from cabinet to cabinet. They were shipped by priority mail the same day that I ordered them.