SUPERNIGHT LED Strip Light, 2835 SMD RGB Multi-Color Changing Lights, 16.4ft 300 LEDs Rope with IR Remote Controller, 12V Power Supply for Bedroom, TV-Back Lighting, Halloween, Christmas
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Size: 2835RGB 24Keys
Features
- SUEPRNGIHT 2835 SMD RGB 5M LED strip lights + Remote controller + 12V power supply,non-waterproof , high intensity and reliability, Long lifespan.
- Every 6-LEDS cuttable without damaging the rest strips, according to your requirement.
- Width: 0.8cm, Only Lit Red/Green/Blue,NO White lighting.
- Completely smooth and even light spread, solving the uneven luminous problem with a chain of fluorescent tubes.
- Low carbon, no radiation, no flicker, and no pollution to human and environment. Safe and stable.
Manufacturer: SUPERNIGHT
Part Number: COMINHKG050140
Item Weight: 9.1 ounces
Product Dimensions: 5 x 5 x 1 inches
Item model number: SYNCHKG050140
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: 2835RGB 24Keys
Color: 2835RGB
Material: Metal
Shape: LED Light Strip
Power Source: AC 110V to DC 12V
Voltage: 12 Volts
Wattage: 24 watts
Item Package Quantity: 1
Type of Bulb: LED
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: March 5, 2013
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Size: 16.4FT
The sticky tape says 3M but like everyone else is saying, it's worthless and is a knock-off. It sticks for about 5 minutes then falls down and never goes back up more than a few seconds. Not a big issue... I hot glued it under my kitchen cabinet with about 20 cents in hot glue, just had to peal the sticky tape off first which was annoying, they should not include the sticky tape in the first place; it is kind of pointless. I used a 60 watt hot glue gun in direct contact with the strip and there were no burn marks or discoloration or any warping even though the strip got really hot from the glue. I submerged it in about a foot of water in my kitchen sink (connector too; but be careful, it's hard to get it to snap water-tight) and bent and twisted it and it continued to work, it's coated in a semi-soft gel, and looks like it was poured on hot at the factory and cooled in a great bond. Twisting and bending does not crack or modify the gel, and heating up the strip with the hot glue produced no cracks or seams, it keeps tightly and completely bonded to the strip. This thing is 100% water proof. The "White" button color is actually tinted blue, you don't notice it at first but when cooking, it makes fruit oranges look red, and you can't rely on the color of meat, breading, etc. in the default "white" light. I bought more than one and they were both like this; I assume they think blueish light looks more "white" (it does make white cloth look whiter) and configured it that way. Fortunately, they also let you make custom colors, so I just added red, green and blue equally until all my food looked correct and it's fine, although you CANNOT dim custom colors with the included controller, which slightly stinks. The controller lets you select from 20 stock colors (although pinks/peaches and white are tinted slightly blue), and lets you make 6 of your own colors; you push a DIY button once to select it, then push the Red/Green/Blue up/down keys until you see the color you like and that's it; it's saved as you change it, and it's saved in the controller itself, not the remote, so you can replace your remote and your colors will remain. It also lets you cycle through 6 different blinking/fading patterns, and lets you adjust the speed of any pattern by pushing "slow" or "fast" multiple times to get different timings (can cycle colors as fast as about 30/second and as slow as about 1 every 2 seconds). It also lets you dim or brighten any of the stock 20 colors, but not custom colors. Dimmest setting is a night light, around 25 lumens and using around 3 watts of power or 8 lumens/watt with the included adapter, brightest setting produces about 2100 real lumens (I used a lux meter) and consumed 35 watts (I used a watt meter), or 60 lumens/watt. The average I have seen is 100 lumens per watt for LED light, so in exchange for RGB colors and a controller, you are getting about 60 lumens per watt at the highest brightness setting. I am guessing the power adapter is pretty poor, as it heats up quite a bit and looses efficiency at bright settings. Also keep in mind "5050" is not a part number but only used to describe the size of the LED package, so 1 "5050" LED may not be as bright as another "5050" LED, they may consume different amounts of power and be made by different manufacturers, however, they will take up the same space. This is perfect for under cabinets; 1 strip will give you 140 lumens per linear foot, although a lighting expert will tell you that you should have about 200 per linear foot, so doubling back at 7.5 feet will brighten up that area twice as much and put you over the recommendation of 200 by giving you 280. Some people online wanted as much as 400 per foot, but in my opinion, your metal objects like knives, toasters and forks will reflect the light into your eyes and bother you in real-world usage above 300 lumens per foot. Most under-cabinet lighting is designed to be in the 170-230 lumens per foot range if installed as recommended, so using a single strip puts you slightly outside that range. This strip uses less electricity than florescent and is completely instant; you press the button and immediately the lights go on, and the controller and remote allow for some great color combinations. The strip is controlled with 4 wires; Red, Green, Blue and Ground. There are plans online to hook these things up to an arduino with a motion sensor for kitchen cabinets. I can confirm this strip works with these plans, and when controlled with an arduino, there is no blue bias that the stock controller gives you; it's perfect, so the included controller is a little poor but still a great deal for including it with a remote and power supply for this price ($30). If you plan on just hooking up a 12v infrared sensor with a relay, you will be happy to know that the controller has been designed to display the last-selected color when turning on; so if you want bright white, you got it, if you want it to turn on dim, you got it, if you want a custom color, it will restore that too. No need to reach for the remote when you hook it up to a motion sensor. This is not the case with another strip I bought, so glad to know this. The included power supply has enough juice left over to power another LED strip, controller, and at least 3 infrared sensors too, so you wont have to provide alternate power if you're thinking of hooking up sensors or another strip either. If you are concerned about energy savings, you should replace the power adapter because it looses about 40% efficiency at full brightness; it's poor but it's not terrible. I would recommend this kit and will buy it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2013 by Amazon Customer
Size: 16.4FT
We ran these around the roof of the van and they work great Change colors, dim and all from the remote control
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2023 by Pete
Size: 2835RGB 24Keys
I've ordered 3 of these to put on the frame under beds. They look great and provide a soft light. The remote works and provides various settings. However, the adhesion/stickiness of the lights is terrible (thus the 4 star). First of all, the cleaning pad to prep the surface was in a small packet. You open it, and it's completely dry. In removing the paper, most of it sticks to the inside of the packet. I added a small amount of water to it to make it moist to prep the surface and applied the lights. The lights pretty much want to fall down immediately when trying to stick them to the surface. I think the paper backing you remove has more stickiness to it than the actual lights. Once up, they look loose (you can see visible gaps where one side of the lights is starting to fall off less than a day later). I suspect it may last a couple days before parts of it fall down. So... plan to use zip ties or something else to keep these lights in place. I would still recommend the product, but be prepared to use other methods to make them "stick" to the surface.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2022 by KVMN
Size: 2835（16.4FT）300LED
Not bad. They lasted me a while but the adhesion began to fall off. There are much better brands and I recommend Govee LEDs instead.
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2023 by Krista McCallie
Size: 16.4FT
First off: The construction of the product is cheap. The power supply is light and flimsy and the RGB Controller plugs into the power supply but the input is not solid. This thing is begging to break. I connected everything and it flickered and failed to light. That was day 1. On Day 2 I found that the 'supposed' 3M tape that is attached to the LED's couldnt hold itself up much less the lights! Extremely disappointed. I asked Amazon Customer service to send me a new power supply and RGB controller. If that clears it up I'll update this post. In the meantime, I went to LOWE's and purchsed a $12 roll of doublesided tape and that did the trick. So, although this is $27, it's $39 so far. Part II Ordered a second string since Amazon refunded my in full for this first purchase. Since I was planning to add a second string anyway, I have now received the 2nd purchase along with another power supply, remote and RGB controller. I also ordered the 16ft extension which is similar to the white iPhone recharging cord. Hooked up the first set to the second via the extension cable. I have both sets in my backyard stuck via double-sided tape (purchased separately) on the bottom of my vinyl siding. Both sets provide very nice accent lighting. This set with the 300 LEDs has the capability to go super-bright, but the remote also provides the option of dimming it down a few levels. I have the lighting pointing directly at the ground so it's providing more of an accent lighting effect than lighting up the area. If the LEDs are pointed outward, they are pretty bright to look at directly, but would probably do a nice job of lighting up an area especially if the WHITE light is selected. With about 45 colors and DIY colors, you have a very nice selection. I did notice a couple of hiccups though: The second string of lights does a pretty good job of copying the color of the first string. So if you select RED, both strands go RED. However, I did notice a few colors where the second strand was a couple of shades off. Not a big deal IMO, because there's still plenty of colors where they match up perfectly. One other minor complaint is the FADE option, where colors FADE in and out. You CAN slow the FADE, but again, IMO, the FADE doesnt quite go slow enough for my taste. I'd prefer a super-slow fade where it's very subtle. Other than that, I love the lights, especially the price. I was in LOWES this weekend and GE had a 6 foot string that was similar (it was better made) but it was $68!!! I got 32 feet, plus extension for about the same price, and if it doesn't last, it's cheap enough to get more. I recommend this product!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2013 by Diceman
Size: 16.4FT
the product is good, however I will not order anything again that is shipped by usps. last two deliveries were either left in the rain or by the side of the mailbox for anyone to take.
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2023 by Dr. J.