🔌 Hitlights LED Strip Lights - 16.4ft Long 12V 300 LED Light Strip, UL Listed - Warm White, Easy Installation, Durable Tape - Dimmable Lighting for Bedroom, Kitchen, Closets, Home Office Review

When looking for LED strips, finding the right color is difficult. Some others claim they are warm white but they come out pinkish purple. Although the high-density color is closer to the color of daylight, it warms up somewhat in terms of physical temperature. For my needs I need light sources with low density. I also definitely recommend getting plugs from Hitlights if you plan on making sharp turns in the lights.

I used to not like bulky lamps under cabinets. They look ugly and give off patchy light. LED strips solve these problems. They provide even illumination and are almost invisible until you turn them on. In combination with a dimmer you get the lighting you want. These light bars work great and the customer service has been good too. would recommend. As a repairer I will definitely use them again.

We bought them to retrofit a sign with outdoor lighting. It's amazing how well they work. We removed the old fluorescent lamp and parts; The cable connected the power, routed the power cord through the existing strain relief, and installed the LEDs in literally a minute. It's amazing how easy and cool the sign works and looks. We took a European 230v 50hz shield and converted it to a usable North American 120v 60hz shield for only $60 and about 10 minutes of work. Fabulous!

In the end, the light works great. The process from ordering to installation was more of an ordeal than I would have liked, but that's down to Revain, not Hit Lights. Revain wrongly chose 8mm strip connectors even though this LED strip is 10mm long. I went from dissatisfaction with my purchase to disappointment that the Revain didn't do the best job of bringing together the right parts to buy together. A total of 5 days between troubleshooting/refund and redemption until I was about to install…

My brother who installs commercial LEDs for his work recommended this product. He uses them. They are cool. As I promised. They are very bright, we used them in the lighting system under the cabinet. If I had to do it again I would use less light to make it darker. But I connected them to a dimmer so I can dim them as needed. I used a 60w power supply and a remote switch with a dimmer. That way I had less rough wiring work. I soldered the connections to make them stronger than the clips you can

So I have installed about 1600 feet of various LED strips over the past few years and these are the best standard density strips I have ever used. strips I have ever used. If you have metal, plastic or wood with a finish it will work great. But if you have an uneven surface, I use vise clamps and contact glue to glue them down. I also recommend soldering the connections between the strip pieces (just connect one strip to the source, don't connect in series). Connectors are often loose and…

I had to buy another set of light strips because the first set kept flickering and then all of them stopped working. Support looked at the question card and concluded that the problem wasn't with using the HitLights connectors they sell for these LED strips and eventually rerouting all the connection wires! I told them I couldn't do that because it was preinstalled behind the walls and that wasn't an option. They kept blaming the wiring, not their product. Even though I have an electrical…

I spent a lot of time researching before deciding on Hitlights. The most attractive feature was that you could cut the roll every 2 inches. One manufacturer cut lines every 13 inches, which would be a disaster. I also found a heavy duty double sided tape - a waterproof acrylic tape that is removable without leaving any residue. It was the perfect tape to mark where I wanted the light thread. When I was done, I removed the adhesive from the Hitlights roll and taped it to double sided acrylic…