HitLights Outdoor LED Strip Lights Waterproof White, 16.4ft Dimmable Tape Light 5000K, IP67, 300 LEDs, 150Lm/ft, 12V Flexible Rope Lights for Home, Balcony, Roof, Patio (Power Source Not Included)

I Used this product for channel letters.

Easy to install. Good value

I installed this strip light on the interior overhead and sides of a long-gun safe. The picture included with this review is with the lights completely off in the room that houses the safe. The power source is a 6 Amp LED Power Supply for Strip Lighting by EagleLight (available on Amazon). I also used a Belkin Conserve Power Switch (also available on Amazon) for easy on/off operation. I connected the strips with connectors from another vendor specifically made for interconnecting LED SMD 3528 flexible light strips . I then used electrical tape to secure the connectors to the housing of the safe while making them flush mounted as well.The double density chipset provides outstanding bright interior lighting. The high Kelvin rating of these LEDs works quite well for my purposes. I did use a very small amount of super glue for the strip segment mounted on the overhead portion of the safe; apparently, gravity got the better of the adhesive strip in certain segments but nothing major.After several weeks of operation, all of the LEDs are functional. I do notice that the Hitlights LED light strips have consistently good ratings. I'm happy with this product and hope that it will carry through in long-term use.

I used these light strips for an inspection table at my work. I used an old florescent light housing and removed the ballast and bulb clips and applied the strips with the adhesive backing. Soldering the strips together was easy. I have one 4' 4-bulb fixture with 16 strips of LED's and it puts out far more light than an ordinary florescent fixture. I used a PWM dimmer to adjust the brightness. I wired these LED's in series to be able to use a 24 volt power supply with no problems.PROS: Excellent color consistency, Easy application, Uniform brightness, Excellent light output.CONS: Had to add some solder to a couple of LED's on the strip that had a bad connection that caused them to flicker but it only affected a group of 3 LED's the rest of the strip was fine (I Used 8 rolls in total and it was only 2 occurrences.Some of the pre-soldered joints were slightly crooked so I had to straighten the strip when I was applying it.

I used this product to line my shelf in my walk in closet. The bright light allows me to clearly see my clothes and distinguish between colors like black verses blue. I put a remote clicker on the cord so I can just click the light on an off.

The light in my wife's crystal cabinet really didn't cut it. It was a single spot at the very top. Only the top shelf or two was getting much light. All the lower ones were dark. I ran a strip of these down each side in the front, on the back side of wood moulding holding the glass. The cabinet is now gorgeious.In the attached pictures you see one with the lights mounted to the wood in the front. They project the light back into the cabinet, and bounce off the full-length mirror in the back, as seen in the picture from the front. (The old light is now turned off, but fills that hole to keep out the dust.)

Very happy with this product. I have tried several others and this is the best

10 August, 2013: I use these "double density" LED lights in a shed as a replacement for one 2x32Watt fluorescent fixture. This light strip is brighter and comes to full brightness immediately in freezing temps, unlike the fluorescent lamps. No humming (unlike the fluorescents) and they don't trip the GFCI outlet that powers the shed (unlike the fluorescents).I'm glad I send to this double-density light strip - the regular would not have been bright enough. In my 13 foot long shed, the light is a little low for reading, but that's fine (the light strip is 7 feet above the floor).When I was searching for lights, I looked at the lumen output for an indication of what I'd need compared to the fluorescent lamps and to a 100 Watt incandescent bulb. LED lighting is finally reaching the output we're all used to.For added physical protection in the shed, I slid the light strip into a 5/8 id polyvinyl hose (hint for installing: use a light duty string and a vacuum cleaner).Last, I used the 12v 6A adaptor power, ASIN: B003TUMDWG. No problems. BTW, the lights take 1/4(?) second to turn on with this adapter. No warm-up time and an insignificant delay (to me).Update on 1 September 2014: These lights are still working as well as the day they were installed. For our use, the light isn't bright, but is very adequate for a shed.