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this was so much more than i expected!! it seems short when you get it in the roll, but it really is long! i'm using it to make a deadmau5 head. definitely recommend! with the 44 key controller it lights up the whole room! Great for raves *without ecstasy*Best Deals for Flexible Color Changing RGB Ribbon Flexible LED Light Strip 12v (5m
The lights rock. Incredibly bright. Gorgeous. I am uncertain of precise remote controller operation, nonetheless, these things generate an overwhelming glorious light effect I am using on my boat, and will also be installing in a dry area in outdoor entertaining area.Had some problems with getting them to work initially. Customer service was fantastic. Proved to be operator error. Will shop here again, and recommend it to others.
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SPECIFICATIONS:-P/N:5050 Non-waterproof
-LED Strip, 150 SMD
-Input Voltage: 12V DC
-Power; 36 Watt
-Color: RGB Color Changing
-Length: 16.4 Ft
I ordered these lights not really knowing how it would be wired because i have never used RGB strips before. They come with four wires that need to be connected instead of the two wires (positive and negative) that i am used to in my single color LED strips. My biggest problem was that i could not get them to work. i figured they needed the RGB controller to work, and i did not want to order the controller and wait for it to ship in. I asked a worker at a car specialty shop some questions and he explained to me how they work.
There are four wires from the strip. on mine, the colors are black, blue, red, and green. on other light strips it may have white instead of black, but im sure it works the same way. You connect the black (or white) wire to the POSITIVE end of the battery, and the color of your choice to the NEGATIVE, or ground, terminal. So if you want green, the black wire goes to the positive, and the green wire goes to the negative. if you want purple, you connect the black wire to the positive, and both the blue and red wires to the negative.
if you plan to cut the roll into multiple strips, you may find it difficult to solder on new wires to the strips. there are four points that need to be soldered (if you want all seven colors), which may prove to be tricky because the points are near each other, leaving little room for error.
The lights are nice and bright, as you would expect from an LED strip if you have previously owned any. The colors are red, blue, green, yellow, purple, teal, and white. i have not used a controller with these lights, but i can assume that with the controller you can get different shades of the colors. the red is not as bright as the rest of the colors, which is common for LEDs. Overall, i am highly satisfied with these lights and am really excited to have these installed in my car. for the price (around $30.00 or so) i would most DEFINITELY buy these again in the future for other applications. (:
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