LED Strip Lighting
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http://www.ledlightsworld.com/ that should be arriving on Wednesday. Bought 5630 led strip, supposed to be around 27w/metre, with light output >1000lm/m, I'll see when it gets here. They also supply 5050 and 3528 strips at much lower price. Also bought psu's and dimmers, again have yet to see the quality. Their service and advice received so far has been exemplary, though.
I'll keep you posted.
There are a number of direct source websites to get stuff direct from Chinese manufacturer/distributors, such as aliexpress or diytrade (Google). It tends to be a bit more involved than a simple ebay transaction though. I recently bought some higher powered LED strip from I'll keep you posted.
When I originally started this thread, LED strip lighting was somewhat new and expensive. As andrewloz has said above, you can now get it much cheaper.
Since I renovated our kitchen, I've moved and just been through a massive 9 month renovation.
I've installed LED strip lights in a few areas (not the kitchen though - we don't have overhead cabinets).
Here is the lighting which has just been installed in the main bathroom.
Here it is, in the corner (45 degree profile) turned off (mirror is still to be installed):
Up Close:
With it turned on (as well as the main lighting on):
And without the main lighting on (great for late night visits):
As for the cost...
5m of LED strip lights (only 3m used here): $25
Transformer: $13.50
LED Aluminium profile (5m worth, only used 3): $55
All prices include delivery. So total cost is under $100, and I've still got 2m left over.
Thanks
asc68
Great picture Roba. Where did you order/purchase your lights from?
Thanks
asc68
Thanks
asc68
LED strip and transformer came from eBay. The aluminium profile was from a Chinese/HK site.
Great picture Roba. Where did you order/purchase your lights from?
Thanks
asc68
Thanks
asc68
LED strip and transformer came from eBay. The aluminium profile was from a Chinese/HK site.
Hi Roba
Could you possibly share the link to the particular ebay seller for the LED strip and transformer?
Hi Roba
Could you possibly share the link to the particular ebay seller for the LED strip and transformer?
Could you possibly share the link to the particular ebay seller for the LED strip and transformer?
Sure. there are plenty of sellers, but I used this one (I prefer warm white):
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/330692875494 ... 3D1&_rdc=1
Transformer was from the same seller:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/230777876836 ... 3D1&_rdc=1
Hi Roba
Could you possibly share the link to the particular ebay seller for the LED strip and transformer?
Could you possibly share the link to the particular ebay seller for the LED strip and transformer?
Sure. there are plenty of sellers, but I used this one (I prefer warm white):
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/330692875494 ... 3D1&_rdc=1
Transformer was from the same seller:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/230777876836 ... 3D1&_rdc=1
If I mounted a flat strip on the ceiling do you think i could use it to illuminate a vanity mirror? I had my heart set on star lights, but they hurt my OH's eyes.
If I mounted a flat strip on the ceiling do you think i could use it to illuminate a vanity mirror? I had my heart set on star lights, but they hurt my OH's eyes.
That's what I've installed them for in the bathroom. They are quite bright. I've used the other 2m for my workshop. I have a low ceiling, so wanted something low profile.
To show the brightness, here it is on with no other light source:
I've also seen the LED strips people have put in and various parts of the strip have burnt out so one would definitely want to get good ones that last.
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