Triangular Design Cabinet Light - White with Frosted Glass

I got old lightning of this product that need to be replaced. If this product is discontinued, can you offer similar product that there is no need to modify anything to install?
This is an old halogen fitting, the wattages of the transformers used for them tend to be a lot higher than those used for LED's. So these will likely need to be replaced.

How do you change the bulb?
The circular frame either twists off, or can be popped off to replace the lamp.

How do i change the bulb
hen removing the outer bezel to replace the lamp it is easier if a blunt knife is inserted between the thick plate glass and the bezel and twisted slightly. The trim is then twisted off and wearing rubber gloves makes it easier to get a good grip.

I am trying to find some spares for these lights the plastic ring that screws the glass cover on to the light.
Unfortunately there are no spares available for this fitting.

does this include the grey fixing bracket?
Everything you see in the picture is supplied.

How do you change the lamp?
The silver trim diffuser twists off which allows access to the lamp.

Order received. One light installed.Working OK. Looking forward to the day that a new bulb is required, I failed to gain access as unlike your example below, the units received have a protective glass..Tried to remove outer silver ring without success. Please advise removal procedure.
When removing the outer bezel to replace the lamp it is easier if a blunt knife is inserted between the thick plate glass and the bezel and twisted slightly. The trim is then twisted off and wearing rubber gloves makes it easier to get a good grip.

can this be dimmed off a normal wall dimmer switch?
This G4 lamp is fully dimmable.

I am interested in purchasing these and wish to know if these lights become hot when in use. I have been told by friends that they are unable to store some food stuff in cupboards with lights underneath due to the heat produced by the lights.
The original style of under cabinet lighting that used a halogen lamp was often recessed into the carcass of the cabinet. The lack of ventilation would cause heat build up in the carcass and often scorch the inside of the cabinet. The problem was less of an issue when the lights were surface mounted. These lights however have a air space between the lamp and the cabinet above. Heat from your cooking is likely to heat the cabinets more - especially if you flambé your steaks!

Do these have on/off switch?
No there`s not a switch on the light. Switching will be required by your lighting circuit.