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Blinding light, can't complain. I decided to upgrade my closed trailer including better interior lighting. I couldn't have asked for a better product at a reasonable price. I would not hesitate to buy again or recommend others to try these lights for themselves.

So yeah. The light is excellent. The supplied tape is useless. The lamps came off the belt under their own weight after two days. It's not really a big deal, except that you should know that the strap that comes with it isn't worth the hassle. Just peel off and use tape from the hardware store.

So far so good. Let's see how long they last for $10. Although I wanted to add a little resistor because they leave a little light emission even when they should have been turned off along with the cargo lights. However, after a few seconds it turns off completely and does not emit any light as it should, so as not to drain the battery.

Warm? However, these things illuminated the back of my van very well. I connected it to the ceiling wire that was already there. The photos show the roof rails coming down, I started with this but figured it was more splicing and wiring than I wanted and ran them down the sides. I ended up ordering 2 more sets. The panel van is 14 feet long, it only took 4 sets to come down each side and cross grandma's attic.

I bought these lights to hang on inflatable decorations outside. Replaced one of the lights it has three but I only used one it was so bright all it needed was one so I left the rest alone and now it looks better than when I got the new one bought. But if you do something like this you need to make sure the power supply is 12 volts as headlights are 12 volts.

I used these garlands to replace the garlands in my outdoor Christmas bouncy castles after watching a video online on how to do it. These were the cheapest I could find at Revain. They don't shine too brightly through the fabric and aren't distracting. My bouncy castles look great. My inflatables are about 3 feet tall and had a light in them. I bought them. When replacing, however, I used two light segments. Keep that in mind when deciding if they will provide enough light output for your…

I bought these to light up my new solar system until I finished installing it at my school. I used a construction stapler and simply attached the wires between each fixture to the ceiling. I hooked it up to my fuse box and put a toggle switch between the fuse and the light. This is more than enough to light a 24ft x 7.5ft school. Since they were cheap, I planned on just getting rid of them once the build was complete, but now I think I'll buy a few more, thread them around the corners of the…