DIY HIDDEN Under Cabinet Outlets - How to Add Under Cabinet Plugmold Outlets from Legrand

In this video, we're taking you through a step-by-step tutorial on how to install Under Cabinet Plugmold Outlets from Legrand. Get rid of messy cords and make your kitchen look sleek and organized with these easy to install outlets. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional, this video has got you covered. We'll be showing you how to measure and cut the plugmold track, attach it to the cabinet, and install the outlets. With clear instructions and helpful tips, you'll have your under cabinet lights and appliances plugged in and ready to use in no time. So, grab your tools and let's get started! Watch now to learn how to install Under Cabinet Plugmold Outlets from Legrand

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[yrtepgold]

Nice project/video. Instead of cutting the length of the outlets short and centered I would have rather cut out a slot on each of the wall mount cabinets and then ran the strip of outlets underneath all of them.

[revivalcraftsmen]

This was an awesome video. Keep up the good content and don't ever stop saying okay.

[valeriewright]

We have multiple wall outlets, include a few GFCI outlets. We haven't opened them yet, but do we just disconnect any that were pigtailed and try to move only one wire up to install the undermount outlet? What about the GFCI outlets? Thanks for any feedback!

[jeffvarner]

Great idea. Are the outlets under the cabinet grounded for three plug? I didn’t notice

[AceVMP]

I know this is an old video, but does the junction box come with the wiremold? It's hard to tell at the amazon link.

[tsogrady]

Thanks for the video. I am wondering if there is a more slender junction box to bring the wires from the wall into the plug mold. The j-box you used seemed twice as thick as the plug mold.

[danielspaizman]

Great video. Are the outlets in the base cabinet GFCI?

[dfghdfzsd]

The solution i’m looking for is a strip with 20amp outlets- I can’t find any reasonable product. also, that’s 12 gauge wire supplying, it might be a good idea to limit the breaker to 15amps to be appropriate for the wire and outlets within that strip.

[Harfehesab]

Is this by electrical code?can i do this when i have esa inspector?

[Nic-uhfx]

Can you just install wall outlets behind wall cabinets and run a plugged power strip inside the cabinets? This would be new construction.

[Swan.princess]

A side note - how many travel mugs does this guy have and why?!?!