LED Lights from Battery

[canalsiderenovation]

Ok so this is one we are hoping to sort ourselves. We had a spare cupboard left from our kitchen and it has LED Lights built in which you touch to turn on, pic below of cupboards in our kitchen.

 

 

We weren't going to use the spare one but not wanting to waste anything we incorporated it into our utility, last minute decision. Pic below (work in progress but it's the middle one).

 

 

Whilst not necessarily essential we use the LED lights under the one middle cupboard it would be good if we could but obviously as we never planned to have lights there this is an afterthought. Would it be possible to wire up to a battery?

 

Here is the wiring attached to the cupboard.

 

Suggestions please.

 

[TonyT]

Make and model of light fitting would give a better chance to understand voltages etc

[joe90]

Did anything come with the kitchen fir it to plug into?, transformer?

[SteamyTea]

1 hour ago, canalsiderenovation said:

Would it be possible to wire up to a battery

Should be able to.

LEDs are constant current devices (usually), so some details of the actual LEDs is necessary.

[canalsiderenovation]

1 hour ago, joe90 said:

Did anything come with the kitchen fir it to plug into?, transformer?

 

Yes some form of transformer I recall seeing but as it was in a line of three units from our ex display kitchen and we only used two, this was used by the spark to wire up the two units in the kitchen.

 

The lights I can't seem to actually see aside from the wife it's those strip leds.

[joe90]

21 minutes ago, canalsiderenovation said:

Yes some form of transformer

Can you get details from that transformer in the kitchen?, voltage, model etc?

[canalsiderenovation]

21 hours ago, joe90 said:

Can you get details from that transformer in the kitchen?, voltage, model etc?

Electrician came today and he is going to wire them up instead as there is going to be a light switch moved so it's an easy job apparently!