Under kitchen cupboard lights

[Anthony16090]

Hi,
Just need some advice, what's the best way to instal under kitchen cupboard led lights.

First chase out the wall lift up flooring and connect to the Lights all ready wired up

2nd come of the socket directly under the new cupboards, due to being led the lights will have a transformer to reduce the output, now for this would a fcu have to be added ??? Or could it be wired straight from the socket.
It would have a separate switch under the cupboard to turn of and on.

 

[DPG]

I'm confused here. You are giving codes out and are also installing LED lights. Is this the same job?
Did you find why there was no earth to the socket? Is it a ring? Did neither CPC bell back to earth?
Sorry for all the questions!

Dazburnsout.

 

[westward10]

I'm confused here. You are giving codes out and are also installing LED lights. Is this the same job?
Did you find why there was no earth to the socket? Is it a ring? Did neither CPC bell back to earth?
Sorry for all the questions!

Dazburnsout.

Think he might have burndout.

 

[Taylortwocities]

I've just been installing some Hafele Loox LED lights (supplied by the kitchen company) for a customer.
Looks like an interesting range. The drivers can be connected to a remote switch- either wired or WIRELESS.
Quite a neat arrangement IMO. Worth a Googlepeek if you are interested.

 

[Lumie]

This is clearly a joke. I guessed you licked the cables to make sure they were dead, before you started work off the sockets as well?

 

[Anthony16090]

No I am still here, I would rather just use people that give you advice, rather than just say the same rubbish over and over again.
Just so you no the job has been completed, building control sent out a electrician, who was happy with my work, but less than happy with the work of another useless so called electrician.

 

[DPG]

What was the cause of the lack of earth to the socket?

 

[mache]

Just trying to understand. Are the LED lights spurred directly from the back of a double socket with no other isolation or are you saving the transformer has been plugged into the double socket with conventional plug ??

 

[Rpa07]

I think three threads have been included by the OP - there must be a Reg for that, 'division of threads?'