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New kitchen units come with LED plinth lights, 2 sets of 4 with integrated plug transformer. Whilst there is a convenient socket to plug them to I don't want to go grovelling in the back of the cupboard to turn them on. What's the solution? Perhaps a fused switch to un-switched socket?
Also the wall units have lights with transformer but no plug. Same thing or wired to lighting circuit?
 

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