White COB tape
COB tape provides a continuous emitting surface for shallow profiles. The published C320W1008 specification lists 24V input and an 8mm PCB for sample selection.
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Under cabinet LED strip lighting matched to your worktop
Bring light forward onto your worktop with under cabinet LED strip lighting planned around the cabinet, wiring and daily task.
- Compare COB and SMD sources with your chosen diffuser.
- Specify lead direction before cabinet assembly.
- Select fixed or adjustable white to suit the room.
- Request a sample section for the actual cabinet finish.
Task lighting
Put usable light where ceiling lighting leaves shadows
Under cabinet LED strip lighting puts a flexible light source below overhead storage. Its position and shielding determine where the light falls and whether you can see the emitters.
A strip set too far back can brighten the backsplash and leave the front of the worktop dim. Too far forward, and you may see the luminous line when seated. Check the channel depth and cabinet lip from both viewing positions. VST supplies tape options and can discuss profiles and prewired leads separately. When choosing LED strips for kitchen cabinets, consider the counter finish and the work you do there as well as wattage.
Cabinet clearance
Allow space for the finished channel, diffuser and wire exit without fouling cabinet doors or reducing access to a hinge.
Surface reflections
A polished counter can reflect individual LEDs. Test the strip with its diffuser on the intended surface before you choose the LED spacing.
Separated cabinet runs
Mark the illuminated sections and the cable gaps on your layout. The reel length alone will not tell you how to wire separate cabinets.
Cabinet production support
Resolve the fitting details before furniture assembly
VST is an under cabinet LED strip lighting manufacturer. We can match strip selection and lead preparation to the way your cabinets are built.
Prewired section planning
Agree the lead lengths and exit directions before sampling. This gives you a wiring plan for fitting the lighting into finished joinery.
Measured color checks
VST has integrating-sphere equipment for measuring light output and color. Ask for data for your selected assembly; a product photograph cannot provide those measurements.
Electrical and structural support
VST can help with tight channel clearances and driver access, including how the lighting connects to and fits within your cabinet.
Export packing preparation
Plan reel labels and protective packing by cabinet batch, especially when the shipment contains different light colors or connection arrangements.
System boundaries
What under cabinet LED strip lighting includes
Low-voltage tape needs a compatible power supply and a suitable mounting arrangement. Specify those parts along with the light source.
COB tape has a continuous emitting line; SMD tape uses separate LED packages. Both can fit inside a suitable profile. LED spacing, the diffuser and your viewing angle affect the finished appearance. In hardwired under cupboard LED strip lighting, the driver input usually connects to the building circuit. Never connect low-voltage tape directly to mains. Dimming depends on the driver, control and tape working together. Agree which parts VST will supply and which you will source locally before ordering a complete kit.
Strip options
Choose the light source for your cabinet construction
Choose from the tape options below. As your under cabinet LED strip supplier, VST can discuss profiles, power supplies and controls separately.
White SMD tape
Individual LED packages suit a diffused channel where source spacing and counter reflections can be checked together.
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Adjustable-white SMD tape
Separate warm and cool channels let you adjust the white tone. Test them with a compatible two-channel controller as part of the complete system.
Request This Configuration Detail choices
Small decisions that simplify cabinet installation
With VST as your under cabinet LED strip OEM supplier, you can request prepared leads and labels for the furniture assembly.
Directed wire exits
Specify a lead route around the cabinet partition so the connection stays clear of hinges and the visible front edge.
Profile fit
Use the published PCB width to check tape fit. Allow room in the channel for the terminals and cover as well.
White-light selection
Choose fixed white or tunable white according to how you want to control the lighting, then compare the available light colors.
Identifiable packs
Custom labels identify cabinet sections and light colors so assembly staff can pick the right parts from a mixed project carton.
Component choices
Components behind the worktop light
The emitter, circuit and lead each affect a different cabinet installation decision.
Light source
COB emitting surface
A COB source emits light along a continuous phosphor line. This can reduce separate bright points in a shallow under-cabinet channel, though the diffuser and viewing position still affect reflections on the counter. Test it with your actual worktop finish. Color rendering, output and electrical load vary by model. A smooth-looking line of light does not replace the photometric data you need to choose the source.
Circuit substrate
Flexible PCB
The flexible circuit carries current along the cabinet run. PCB width affects channel fit, and the marked cut locations determine where each section can end. A tight fold can damage the conductors even if the tape still lights. Run separate leads around sharp cabinet corners instead of bending the board sideways. Leave usable solder pads and enough space inside the furniture for an insulated connection.
Power connection
Lead wires
A prepared lead joins the tape to the low-voltage circuit, avoiding a joint at every cabinet opening. Pay attention to its exit direction where a channel ends near a side panel. Show the cable route and connection location so the lead has enough working length without a visible loop. Choose the wire size and connector rating for the section's current and cable distance.
VST videos
LED strip options and customer feedback
See the strip overview and hear feedback on working with VST.
Explore VST's LED strip range
Use VST's strip overview to begin comparing tape types. For your cabinet project, focus the discussion on the construction and finish you need, along with any lead preparation.
A customer on working with VST
Listen to feedback on working with VST, then agree who will handle samples, communication and dispatch for your cabinet order. Customer feedback does not verify a product specification.
Application planning
Match the task beneath the cabinets
Plan the cabinet light around the work performed below it.
Kitchen preparation counters
Kitchen counters need continuous task light in front of the backsplash, particularly where overhead cabinets cast shadows. Check counter reflectivity, seated sightlines and interruptions around appliances before fixing the channel position. VST can help compare a COB or SMD sample in your selected profile and prepare leads for the separate cabinet sections.
Laundry sorting surfaces
A dry laundry sorting counter needs enough light to see seams and fabric colors beneath the cabinets. Check your preferred white tone and cabinet depth, including any moisture from cleaning. VST can propose a strip color and discuss protected connections if the room conditions call for them.
Small assembly workstations
Below closed tool cabinets, an assembly bench needs light across the work area with the emitters shielded from view. Tell us the task and mounting height, and identify a surface that can dissipate heat during long shifts. VST can assess the strip and profile together and identify what the sample needs to demonstrate before production.
Office refreshment counters
Cupboards above a shared refreshment counter can shade cups and preparation areas even when the room is well lit. Identify appliance heat sources and a driver location that remains accessible after fit-out. VST can arrange section wiring and packaging around the counter layout, with the mounting assembly kept clear of steam outlets.
Dressing and grooming counters
A dressing counter beneath upper storage needs local light for small objects and accessories. Check nearby mirror reflections and whether the white tone works with the room lighting. Ask VST for comparison samples and help positioning a shielded strip. Detailed grooming may still require separate light directed toward the face.
Start with your layout
Get lighting options for your cabinet layout
Send a cabinet photo or sketch, the worktop finish and approximate quantity. VST is an under cabinet LED strip wholesale supplier that can help you choose the tape and resolve the connection details.
Assembly information
Specifications and cabinet integration
Use the model data alongside your profile and power plan.
| Model | DC V | W/m | PCB mm | Cut mm |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C320W1008 | 24 | 10 | 8 | 50 |
| S2835L120CCT1208 | 24 | 6+6 | 8 | 100 |
| S3014L120W0906 | 24 | 8.7 | 6 | 50 |
| S2835L144W1012 | 48 | 5.8 | 12 | 166.7 |
| S2835L144W0608 | 24 | 6 | 8 | 62.5 |
| S2835L120H1408 | 12/24 | 14.4 | 8 | 50 |
Ask about lead length, wire exit direction and light color, along with reel labels and packaging. For assembled under cabinet LED strip lighting, state whether you also need VST to supply the profiles, drivers and controls.
VST checks incoming materials, monitors assembly and carries out final and outgoing quality checks. Define the approved light color and connection arrangement for the cabinet order so changes remain traceable.
- Isolate power before assembly; have a qualified electrician handle mains connections.
- Fit the channel to a clean, suitable cabinet surface.
- Cut only at the model's designated points and insulate joints.
- Use a correctly rated compatible DC supply with service access.
- Test glare and dimming with the diffuser installed.
Cooperation feedback
Cabinet assembly feedback
Comments on the details behind a cabinet lighting order.
Ordering with VST
Cabinet supply questions
Order preparation, timing and support for a cabinet lighting project.
As your under cabinet LED strip lighting supplier, VST can assess the model and prepared lengths before confirming quantity. LED strip orders generally start at 500 meters; smaller sample sections can be discussed separately.
Yes. You can test a sample on your worktop and inside the proposed channel. A credit for sample charges against a later bulk order must be agreed with VST. Samples are not automatically free or refundable.
Typical production is 2 to 3 weeks for regular products, approximately 3 to 4 weeks for light customization and 4 to 6 weeks for extensive customization. These ranges exclude transit. Material availability, quantities and the agreed connection work affect the order schedule.
VST supports private labels and custom packaging. Specify the reel label, section identifiers and carton information you need. Extensive development may involve tooling charges, listed separately from the tape and packaging.
Samples are paid in full in advance by PayPal, Western Union or bank transfer. Bulk orders normally use bank transfer with a 30% deposit and 70% payable before shipment.
LED strips generally have two- or three-year coverage. Five years is available only for selected products, so use the warranty agreed for your model. If you have a quality issue, send a brief description with photos or video for VST to assess replacement support.
Product questions
Under cabinet LED strip lighting questions
You can start planning under cabinet LED strip lighting while the furniture drawing is still taking shape. For an existing kitchen, the questions below also help you work through limited wiring access and the remaining power and layout decisions.
Yes. A photo, cabinet lengths and the position of an available power point are enough to begin selecting options. State whether the finish is glossy and whether you need dimming. Detailed wiring and the final supply location can then be resolved with your installer.
Access to the power source usually decides the route.
Neither arrangement removes the need to match the tape's DC voltage.
| Arrangement | Useful when | Check first |
|---|---|---|
| Plug-in driver | An accessible outlet remains | Cable concealment |
| Hardwired driver | A permanent circuit is provided | Enclosure and service access |
Yes, if the driver and controls support the combined load and circuit layout. Separate branches avoid sending all the current through the first tape section. Different cable distances may need different wire sizes; sharing a dimmer does not by itself give every section equal brightness.
Check from the chair as well as from a standing position before drilling. A strip hidden when you stand may be visible when you sit. A cabinet lip or shield can help, provided it does not block light from reaching the worktop.
Only if the assembly suits the heat, grease and cleaning exposure at that location. Standard dry indoor tape cannot automatically replace a cooker-hood light. Keep the strip away from hot exhaust paths and assess the conditions before specifying that part of the installation.