Abstract: An under-cabinet lighting fixture for permanent mounting having a housing suitable for recess or surface mounting and connected by a stem to a junction box mounted to an upper opposing surface for electrical wiring connections. The stem defines a distal threaded end that receives a fastener within the junction box and provides selective positioning of the fixture to accommodate a range of thickness of the shelf to which the fixture mounts. Further, the stems defines a passageway for the electrical wiring to route from the junction box to a lamp in the housing.

Abstract: A high voltage under-cabinet lighting fixture having a housing suitable for recess mounting engageable to a can for surface mounting, which housing as an open end opposing a base having at least a thickened portion and a plurality of slotted openings therein. A reflector having a dished cavity seats on projections extending from the open end of the housing to define a gap between the reflector and the housing. A lamp socket is received in the housing to dispose a lamp substantially in alignment with the thickened portion of the base. A insulated pad is disposed between the reflector and the thickened portion of the base. A cap defining a plurality of space-apart ports includes a transparent sheet for communicating light from the light fixture.