24V COB LED Strip Light Warm White 3000K 5M/16.4ft 2400LEDs 4500Lm Uniform Glow CRI 93+ Flexible IP20 Not Waterproof LED Tape Lights for DIY Cabinet Bedroom Kitchen Home Decor(No Power Supply)

I have 2 large 3D printers that I have installed this around the inside top frame to illuminate the work area. They are very bright, have no problems being dimmed, and are regularly exposed to temps in the 45-50C or 110-120F range. They do produce a bit of heat themselves. They have been on, and either in a 50% or 100% power state nearly non stop for over a year now, with no issues.

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This LED tape is the perfect brightness for my application. I used it for lighting my workbench from under a shelf above the bench. At 24 inches away, it is more than enough light for detail work, and the color very closely matches the daylight coming in a nearby window.I have the tape mounted in an aluminum channel with no diffuser, just for the heat dissipation. There isn't a huge amount of heat, but the channel does get slightly warm.I have powered about 2M of tape from a 24V power supply, and it pulls just over 750mA, so I would estimate about 400mA per meter at 24V.EDIT:At the one-year mark, these are retaining their brightness very well, and I am about to buy another roll for under-cabinet lighting in my kitchen. After using them several hours per week for the past year, I haven't noticed any changes in brightness and there are zero dead spots.

This is at least what you would expect from a good quality 24v COB led stirp if not better.The solder pads are good size so when you cut the joint there is plenty to solder either side of the cut.The LED's are very bright, to the point where I used a buck converter to turn the voltage down a little.I would say that the primary image for the LED's does not do them justice. If you want a bright, white LED strip where the LED's are not generally visible, there are a very good choice.

The media could not be loaded. Using this type of light requires a lot of research I.e how many watts does it consume , volts and what kind of driver will work , what if you have 150ft to install , can this be hidden behind the crown mounding …. Etc. etc . I this the seller needs to provide like other compatible items that this could work with. Since I did my own Research I ended up with a large driver that cannot be hidden and also I had to by a remote control dimmer too that would go with the driver. So all in all this costed me like $175 for 1 room with 45feet rope lights. I must say the brightness is excellent. Just what I wanted

Cons:-Getting them to stick to smooth surface can take a little extra effort (I used just a little bit of adhesive caulking to there would be working time than with super glue)-Not enough connectors includedPros:-Very bright but not too bright.-Can't see a light fixture protruding from under the cabinet or wires running down the wall to an outlet

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I used this strip to illuminate my vaulted ceiling. I particularly did not want to see individual bright spots, as I wanted a more even look. This LED strip worked perfect. it came with leads on both ends, which came in handy, because I ended up cutting the first leads too short for my install. It was helpful to unspool the strip and have two more leads on the far end to use. The only issue I had was there was no scissor mark as to where to cut the strip. Instructions state every 30 mm, and I ended up cutting on the small dots found at the middle of every copper contact along the strip (last photo close up).