jwnmkm's electrician "didn't remember how he wired it". I have the same problem. A transformer has malfunctioned, but following wiring visually from switch to where it "disappears" behind base cabinet, we can't tell where transformer is. There is a granite slab backsplash between base and wall cabinet. Without disassembling entire kitchen, is there a way to find out where transformer is or how far from switch? I remember decade ago a tool we used when wiring commercial properties to determine where a break would be, but can't remember what it was called. Thanks for any help.

We are finishing our kitchen which has been rough wired for low-voltage lighting (we are getting the 'Ambiance' under cabinet lighting made by Seagull). We have three places for under cabinet lighting, and our electricians (who did the rough-in) installed just ONE transformer in the basement directly beneath the kitchen. All the undercabinet lights are on the same circuit. I can't help you on the other questions, though - my cabinet maker hasn't marked for the upper cabinets, and I'm not doing plugmold. Good luck!

Thank you for your kind words. Well, but #14 is great but for its sheer size. The "milk and wine" color profile in #11 is the "real thing" I adore. Dear FRED if not were your kind words, I would quite not make a fool from myself and show you THIS, LMAO! This is intense:

Ok I checked with my kitchen guy today they use the led tape but it seems kinda wimpy to me? Mobuddy that's a good question I asked my kitchen guy same and I'm glad I did because he told me yes before backsplash because some wiring goes behind dry wall like the kitchen remodeled mentioned above. Rhonda those look great...pricing?