Hi guys Forgive me if this post is in the wrong place, or repeated. Feel free to move it, or send me in the right direction. I have a bar unit at home now, and it came with down-lights, and some incomplete wiring. (see pic) Can anybody tell me what to do to make this usable? The intention is not hardwiring, I would like this to be a plug-in unit, ideally with a switch or dimmer somewhere in the circuit. I have basic electrical knowledge, but I'm a fast learner. Note: It will go into an Australian wall socket Thanks!!

Hey folks, We moved into a house that has an exposed electrical wire coming out of a wall in the kitchen, directly above a wall plate with a switch. The wire has a black, a white, and a ground. I inadvertently touched the wires with the switch up, and got jolted. So, I know it works. My thought was to pick up an inexpensive under cabinet fluorescent light fixture, and install it to the switch. The light fixture originally had a plug on the end of it's cable, designed to plug into an outlet. So, I opened up the fixture, and removed the power cable, thus exposing the black & white wires inside. There's no ground on the fixture. No green screw. I attached the black wire from the power switch of the fixture to the black wire from the wall, and the white wire from the fixture, to the white wire from the wall. I just left the ground from the wall unattached to anything inside the fixture. Reassembled the fixture, turned on the breaker, and hit the switch. Nadda. Nothing happened. I can't figure out how to get the damned thing to light. Sorry if this is an amateur mistake. I have a little experience from soldering and radio/broadcast work, and I thought this would be an easy install. Any insight is appreciated. Thanks for reading.