First, installation was relatively easy. Pay attention to polarity!! Second, even though they claim you can cut it every 4 ", that is not true. I had 3 spools that in some cases were not cuttable at the 4" mark. I made it work but used a bit more material. 3rd, each end of the 5 meter length had leads soldered on the ends which was unexpected, but worked for my installation. 4th, Light is nice and was effective inside the cabinets.
Voltage: 12V DC Energy Consumption per ft.: 2.16W / 180mA Max. Length of one run: 16.4 ft. Available Colors: warm white, neutral white Lumens per foot: 110 (ww), 130 (nw)
CRI: 71 (ww), 75 (nw) Color Temp.: 2700k (ww), 5000k (nw) IP Rating: IP50 Operating Temp.: 68° - 90° F UV/IR Radiation: None Lifespan: 50,000+ hours
Spool Weight: 4 oz. Spool Length: 16.4 ft. Width: 0.4 in. Depth: 0.1 in.
LED Spacing: 1.3 in. (between centers) 1.1 in. (between edges) Bulbs per foot: 9 Cuttable: every 3 LEDs / 4 in. Beam Angle: 120°
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1. What accessories do i need to have to make this flexible LED strip dimmable.
2. I need this in 10 ft. lengths can I just cut and re-connect this in different lengths? What accessory do I need to re connect
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1. There are a couple options available that will allow you to dim this strip. We offer a 12V Inline Dimmer Switch that connects into your LED lighting system between the 12V transformer and the LED strip. Alternatively, you can use one of our dimmable drivers (instead of a regular transformer) if you prefer to use an existing 120VAC dimmer switch.
2. The strip can be cut every few inches, and you can join together several smaller pieces to make longer pieces. This can be achieved by using our strip-to-strip connector or our bending extension connector. The former is a small, straight joint giving the appearance of no gap between the two pieces of strip. The latter can bend to let you make turns in your run of LED strip. Of, if you feel comfortable soldering, you may solder together pieces of LED strip using the solder pads at each cut-point.