Brilliantool 16 Inch Slim Under Cabinet Power Strip with Gesture Night Light, 1.65 Inch Low Profile Angled Hardwired Power Strip w/ 3 20A Tamper Resistant Receptacles, USB Charging, ETL Listed, White

Specified by electricians and builders who need power where cutting a receptacle into the backsplash is not an option and who would rather the fixture disappear from view once it is installed. At 1.65 inches deep, this slim under-cabinet power strip tucks up beneath the cabinet and reads as part of the cabinetry rather than an accessory hung below it. That depth matters most in contemporary kitchens: thin-rail cabinetry, floating shelves, and minimalist installs where a bulky housing would interrupt the sightline across the counter. The housing is powder-coated aluminum, so it resists the scratches, rust, and corrosion that crack or discolor plastic strips within a year of daily use. The angled face is the second point. Plugs remain visible and reachable from a standing position, rather than disappearing behind a small appliance or sitting in the shadow of a deep soffit. On retrofit projects, that means the backsplash tile, stone, or panel stays intact. Electrical design follows professional practice. Each unit is intended for a dedicated 20-amp circuit using 12 AWG solid copper conductor, and every receptacle is tamper-resistant to current NEC requirements the specification electricians check first, whether the job is a single kitchen, a multi-unit property, or a commercial buildout. Charging sits alongside power. The integrated USB-A and USB-C ports deliver 5V/2A each, so phones, tablets, speakers, and accessories charge at the counter without taking a wall outlet or adding a bulky adapter. The night light is controlled by gesture.

Pass a hand in front of the strip and the warm white light comes on useful at 2 a. m. without hunting for a switch, and for cabinet interiors or the path between a sink and an island. It stays dark until triggered, so it does not add ambient glow during the day. Two lengths cover the common
installation conditions: 16 inches with three receptacles for shorter cabinet runs, and 24 inches with five receptacles for longer counters and kitchen islands. Mounting hardware is included. Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician.