🌟 JOYLIT 24V LED Strip Lights: White 6000-6500K, 16.4ft/5M, 300 SMD5050 LEDs - High Brightness & Flexibility! Review

I agree with other reviews, they seem like small pieces soldered together. They should work fine and for me this was an advantage. I used 400 and 500mm sections (6 LEDs per 100mm). I've hooked up three 3D printers with front and back light bars, and there are a few left. There seemed to be a solder joint every 500mm so I cut there and usually discarded 100mm. I didn't use glue but glued into the channel I printed. They were powered by a 3D printer power supply. As you can see in the photo, they

parte que no trae y pues desafortunadamente no todos tenemos una conexión que le sirva, debería decir en grande SIN ACCESORIOS The lamp is great for my photo studio, I like its shine but not everything is perfect because the description says nothing about the accessory needed, the connector is the only part that it does not bring and since unfortunately we do not all have a connector that serves it, I must say that WITHOUT ACCESSORIES!

Used them to light up a desktop on one of my 3D printers. The bar fits exactly on the 2020 aluminum profiles. So close that no self-adhesive backing is needed, the strip simply sits in the V-notch and is too wide to accidentally pop out. The only problem is that the width makes it difficult to flex and stay in the V-slot on the frame joints; My first attempt resulted in strip damage and fuses or resistors popping out of the strip. It was my fault for trying to overdo it. In the second way, it…

These strips are thin and the LEDs aren't very bright. I need twice as much as I thought I would. Go the other way for direct lighting. I think they do well in accent lighting applications where they are installed and not messed up. You must protect them from physical damage and watch out for bending. I haven't measured the color temperature yet, but they are nice cool white tones, but not too blue. This is exactly the kind of sci-fi lab color I wanted for this robot, but I don't think it lends

Got these LEDs for my Ender 3D printer after seeing the idea on YouTube. They are made for it! Luminaires are made in segments of 6 lamps. The rope can be severed at these points. The string is soldered all 5 joints. Should be the way they are made. Heating these joints allows the string to break without being cut. The 6 segment rope is the perfect length for the Ender 3. The rope slides perfectly along the inside of the portal towers and crossbar. I drilled holes in the bottom of the portal…

I used some of this to light up my CNC router's dust cover at 24V, which attached to the side of the LEDs with regular hot glue (because I let the lights shine through the thick acrylic). I've also spent quite a bit of time under kitchen cabinets with an old 18.5v laptop power supply. I found that at 18.5v it was running about 110mA per meter, which at about 2w/meter is a little under consumes the recommended 5 watts/meter (but I'm not complaining). As expected, there is less light at 18.5 VI…