Abstract: A mounting apparatus for undercabinet lighting fixtures that alternatively allows fixed or positionable coupling to the cabinet surface. An undercabinet lighting fixture is provided with an upper member having an opening disposed therein and within which a fixture mounting clip may be secured. The fixture mounting clip has a central bore therein for receiving a positionable pivot mounting bracket and apertures for alternatively securing the surface mounting clip to a cabinet surface. The pivot mounting bracket includes an upper flange for securing the pivot mounting bracket to a cabinet surface and an opposed resilient coupling adapted to be received within the central bore of the surface mounting clip.

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 lighting fixture having a housing with a base and an opposing openable end, and a flange spaced-apart from an edge at the openable end that extends radially from an exterior surface of the housing. A reflector defines a dished cavity and seats on the edge of the housing, thereby defining a recess between an edge portion of the reflector and the flange. A light source is received within the housing. A light transmissive cover received on the housing has a tab received in the recess for guiding the rotation of the cover thereon.