Can this be used as an under microwave light? (when you have your microwave mounted above your oven)
807393
If you have a fixture located near the microwave then yes, you can. The main thing to remember is DO NOT USE an LED bulb inside a microwave or oven appliances. Refrigerators are OK.
1745324
I don't think I would put a microwave on it but a toaster oven but be fine. A small microwave will be fine.
756917
I haven't tried that yet, but I don't see why not. Keep the led light low voltage but with plenty of lumen. I think the idea is for low heat. It will work. Make sure led bulb isn't oversized, the globe wont snap back on...the original bulb isn't very large.
2052788
I don't see why not, unless it causes the bulb to be to close to something that might melt or burn.
432641
don't see why not as long as you don't have a fancy cap on your post. you will hace to use screws to hold the light on and there are screw holes in the base of the light.
1789589
not really; in a dark kitchen, and as an older user, it's quite hard to see. Also the light inside the oven does not seem to go on when the lid is closed, when it might be quite nice to see what is happening inside (but since the lid does not lock during the process, it's easy to open it)
313136
I don't think that it would work very well. You need room above the light to disapate the heat
1757388
I have it mounted under a cabinet in the kitchen. It works just fine. You can direct each light to where you want itto shine and the light is good. I often leave it as the lit light in the evening, in the kitchen. Good light.
607873
Yes, definitely, there is lighting. I would be surprised if any of the over the range (OVR) microwaves would not have "under-counter" lighting.
1946749
No! This is just plastic. The oven would melt it into your food. I also would never use it on top of the stove. Definitely just a microwave product, and to cover things to keep dust off and bad tastes and odors out when stored in the fridge.
629672
Doubtfull, the grill would obstruct and diffuse the light. The light would not be as effective.
336341
Yes, that's how I used mine. It's definitely NOT for use in a microwave, though.
67644
I don't know, we have it under microwave on a regular outlet, no dimmer. It is nice and we are happy we purchased the light.
1450327
I wouldn't recommend it. It puts off light, but gets really hot. I bought it to use with a light box and it doesn't work well for that.
573880
I doubt it. For one thing, it is too big for most microwave ovens. Second, what's being baked? Breads don't bake at all in microwaves. A glass or ceramic microwave bowl or casserole would be better for a microwave.
933116
An LED bulb has an electronic circuit to regulate voltage/current to it's LED array. Excessive heat would likely be a bad idea. An oven can be set to over 400 F, higher in self cleaning mode - bad idea. Over a hot stove or in a microwave? Maybe. I may try it someday.
846802
Yes, that would work. While I do not find it too bright at all (maybe half as bright as an iphone screen), I do think that covering part of it with masking tape or (even better) electrical tape would decrease the light output.