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Litever vs WOBANE Under Cabinet Lighting Kit

Litever and WOBANE plug-in under cabinet kits compared side by side.

Litever and WOBANE both sell six-piece plug-in kits for cabinets, but one uses rigid daylight bars and the other warm strips with a remote. See the Litever review and WOBANE review.

The Short Version

Choose Litever for bright daylight task lighting on a long counter. Choose WOBANE for warm light, a remote, and a flexible layout.

Side by Side

FactorLitever (6 bars)WOBANE (6 strips)
FormatSix 12 in rigid barsSix 20 in pre-cut strips
Output31W, 2000 lumens1500 lumens total
ColorDaylight 5000KWarm 2700K
CRISee listingGreater than 82
DimmingRotary dimmer; no wall dimmersRF remote with dimming and timer
PowerPlug-in supply24W 12V adapter
MountingPads and clipsAdhesive backing
Rating (Nov 4, 2026)4.7 on about 3,160 ratings4.5 on about 10,340 ratings

Who Should Choose Each

  • Litever: bright task light on a long counter
  • WOBANE: warm light and flexible layouts

Who Should Look Elsewhere

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is brighter?

Litever lists 2000 lumens; WOBANE lists 1500 lumens.

Which has a remote?

WOBANE has an RF remote; Litever has a rotary dimmer.

Which is warmer?

WOBANE at 2700K.

Safety note: under-cabinet lights connect to power by plug, batteries, or a hardwired connection to a household circuit. Use the power supply or cord that comes with the light, look for a UL or ETL mark, and do not exceed the rating on the label. Hardwired fixtures should be installed by a licensed electrician with the breaker off. Keep cords, batteries, and small parts away from young children, and follow the manual. Listings differ; we describe what each maker lists.

Check current pricing and availability for the Litever 6 Bar Plug-In Under Cabinet Lighting Kit (5000K).

Check current pricing and availability for the WOBANE Under Cabinet LED Light Strip Kit (6 Strips, 2700K).

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Ethan Cole
Ethan Cole

Ethan Cole leads research and editing at WikiHomeLED, comparing LED lighting for the home through manufacturer specs, manuals, safety listings and owner feedback. Every product is scored against the criteria on our How We Review page, and picks are updated when models change.