
RYOBI ONE+ 18V 1/2" Drill/Driver Kit (PCL206K1)
Kit includes battery and charger. Plenty for pilot holes and screws.
Affiliate link placeholder · Home Depot prices as of 2026-10-14 · Amazon prices shown at checkoutTask lighting changes how a kitchen works at night. Plug-in LED bars give a built-in look with no wiring. Here's what to buy and how to hide the cords.
DIY range is the Home Depot price of the parts below as of Oct 14, 2026 (one to three light bars; the drill kit is $89 if you need one). We didn't find a reliable published pro rate, so none is shown.

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Kit includes battery and charger. Plenty for pilot holes and screws.
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Dimmable 4000K bar with hands-free on/off. Plug-in.
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Three selectable color temperatures and linkable bars.
Affiliate link placeholder · Home Depot prices as of 2026-10-14 · Amazon prices shown at checkoutMeasure each cabinet and lay the bars and cords on the counter to confirm they reach the outlet.
Use a nearby counter outlet. Don't run cords across the sink or cooktop.
Place bars toward the front edge of the cabinet bottom so light hits the counter, not your eyes.
Use short screws and mark the bit with tape so you don't go through the cabinet floor.
Connect bars with jumper cords, clip cords to the cabinet underside, and tuck the slack between cabinets.
Plug in, test the switch or sensor, and adjust bar positions if you see hot spots.
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Plug-in puck and bar installs.
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Visit channel ↗Plug-in kits are DIY-friendly. Hardwired lights need a new circuit or switch and should be installed by a licensed electrician.
3000K looks warm and homey; 4000K is crisper for task lighting. Some bars let you switch.
Front, about 1–2 inches back from the face frame, gives the most even light on the counter.
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