Built to disappear into the millwork
The whole point of the LED PUCK #700 is discretion. The body measures 60 mm in diameter and 33 mm in depth, and it installs in a simple 48 mm cutout, so once it is seated in a cabinet bottom, a shelf or a soffit, only a slim round face remains visible. The stainless colour finish reads as a neutral metallic that blends with modern appliances, chrome and brushed hardware alike. Because the fixture is compact and shallow, it suits the thin panels typical of kitchen uppers, bathroom vanities and display casework where a deeper recessed fixture would simply not fit.
Light quality that flatters what it touches
This puck delivers 250 lumens from only 3 watts, a ratio that lets you place several units along a counter without loading up the circuit. The 3000K warm white gives a warm, inviting light for living spaces: brighter and cleaner than a warm bulb, never clinical, ideal over cutting boards, sinks and merchandise. With a CRI above 80, produce, fabrics, tile grout and paint colours look the way they should. The 45º beam angle is deliberately tight — it lands the light on the surface rather than bouncing it into the room, which is exactly what you want in an under cabinet or display application. The fixture is dimmable, so a kitchen counter can sit at full output for prep work and drop to a low glow at night.
Technical specifications
SKU: LCPK700-24V-30K-BS
Input voltage: DC 24V
LED power: 3 Watt
Lumen output: 250 LM
Colour temperature: 3000K
CRI: >80
Beam angle: 45º
IP class: IP 20
Dimmable: Yes
Colour: Stainless
Cutout size: 48mm
Dimensions: 60mm diameter, 48mm, 33mm depth
Working temp: 40ºC at room temp 25ºC
Lifespan: 25 000 hrs
Warranty: 3 Years
Electrical and installation notes
This is a low voltage 24V DC fixture, which means it needs a 24V DC LED driver sized for the total load of all the pucks on the run — add up 3 watts per unit and keep headroom on the driver. Hide the driver in a cabinet, a toe-kick or an adjacent chase, keep the low-voltage runs short to avoid voltage drop, and connect the pucks in parallel. For dimming, use a system designed for low-voltage LED loads: either a dimmable driver paired with a compatible wall dimmer, or an inline low-voltage dimmer on the DC side. The IP 20 rating means dry interior locations only, so keep it out of showers and exposed exterior spots; inside a bathroom cabinet or above a vanity counter is fine. Drill the 48 mm hole cleanly, feed the lead through, and seat the puck.
Where it earns its keep, and documentation
Concrete examples: a row of pucks under kitchen upper cabinets to erase counter shadows, one or two in a bathroom medicine cabinet, a pair in a glass display case at a boutique or bakery, discreet lighting in a home bar, a walk-in closet, a built-in bookcase or a stairway niche. Contractors and cabinetmakers like it for spec homes and small commercial fit-outs because one driver can feed a whole kitchen. The technical PDF (LCPK700-24V-30K-BS Spec Sheet) in the Documentation tab gives you the technical drawing with the 48 mm cutout and full dimensions — print it and hand it to your installer or your cabinet shop before the panels are drilled.