NUVO Lighting 63-701 13.5W LED Under Cabinet Light Bar, 24 inches in length, 3000K, 1050 Lumens, 120V

No. The 63-701 is a non-dimmable 13.5W integrated LED bar running on 120V line voltage. Wiring it to a dimmer switch can cause flicker or damage, so put it on a standard on/off switch or an outlet circuit. If dimming is a requirement for the kitchen or display case, you need a dimmable under cabinet bar instead.

Watch the overall length: the 63-701 measures 24.11 inches long by 2.63 inches wide by 0.75 inches high, so it is fractionally longer than a nominal 24 inch cabinet box. Under a standard 24 inch wall cabinet it will fit if you have any face frame or filler overhang; in a tight 24 inch clear opening it will not. The 0.75 inch height keeps it tucked behind most light rails.

The 63-701 carries a damp location rating and is listed for indoor use, so a bathroom vanity, an enclosed porch ceiling, or above a kitchen sink is acceptable. It is not rated for wet locations, meaning no direct spray or exposed outdoor installation. Safety listing is cETLus.

The 63-701 is fixed at 3000K warm white with an 80 CRI, and it is not color selectable. If your existing runs are 2700K or 4000K, you will see a visible difference side by side. For a property manager standardizing across units, order the same 3000K bar throughout rather than mixing color temperatures on the same run.

It comes with a 59 inch lead wire off the fixture. That gives you roughly five feet to reach a junction box or an adjacent fixture for a hardwired run. Plan the connection point within that distance, because the lead length sets how far the nearest box or feed can sit from the bar.

Wood screws and two white foam adhesive mounting strips are in the box, so you can screw it into the cabinet bottom or tape it up on a surface you do not want to drill. The bar weighs 0.8 lbs, which is light enough for the adhesive strips to hold on a clean, flat underside. Nothing else is required for a basic mount.

No, the LED is integrated into the bar, so there is no lamp to replace. Rated life is 50,000 hours, after which the whole fixture is swapped. For maintenance stock in a multi-family or hospitality setting, that means carrying spare fixtures rather than spare lamps.

Output is 1050 lumens from 13.5 watts over a 24.11 inch bar, which is task-level light for a countertop. On a long counter, run one bar per cabinet section and butt them end to end to avoid dark gaps; two of these cover roughly four feet of counter. The 80 CRI is adequate for kitchen and utility work.

The housing is aluminum with a polycarbonate lens, and white is the finish offered. Aluminum helps shed heat off the LED board, which matters in an enclosed cabinet underside. The look is utility grade rather than decorative.

Yes. Lead is listed as a Prop 65 chemical for this fixture, which is standard disclosure for many line-voltage LED products. The fixture is also RoHS compliant.