💡 Super Bright 12V LED Ceiling Lights Kit - 60 LEDs Ideal for Vans, RVs, Trucks, and Vehicles - White Lighting - 20 Modules Included Review

I used these lights to replace the lights on my outdoor Christmas inflatables 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 project.

The first thing I would advise those who buy these items is to pay attention to them better to fix tape that comes with the kit or even 3M tape. If you attach them to a wooden surface, they won't stay. There is room for a nail to hold them in place. Also note that if they are powered by the battery of a flatbed trailer such as a cargo trailer or camper trailer, you will need to connect each strand to a power source. When you string them together, the longer the chain, they get darker. 3 units…

Love these LEDs! They worked great in our trailer! No wiring diagram is supplied, so remember that one wire goes to the positive terminal and the other wire goes to the negative terminal of your voltage source. They are connected to each other, but you can easily separate the two strands for more flexibility. Be sure to protect the exposed ends of the cable so you don't short out the LEDs. They are very low current so battery drain is minimal. I was able to connect them to the switch without…

These lights were fitted to an enclosed snowmobile trailer I just purchased. It already had headlights powered by the truck's wiring harness, but I wanted the headlights to be able to run on their own isolated power supply without the truck running. I will connect them to a small 12 volt battery that is permanently installed. As a test I used my ice fishing battery from my Vexilar flasher. I couldn't be happier with these lights. The trailer was pitch dark with no lights. I am very impressed! I

So there's no way you can strip a small room or hunting lodge etc, it's about bright as a dim Mag Light Cree flashlight. If I pointed the MAG flashlight at the ceiling, it would illuminate the room better than all those lights combined. They are very bright to look at directly (not recommended) but the light doesn't reach far into the room I believe as the lamp size is only about 2mm each excluding the reflector. I'm not an electrician and don't understand how they are connected so it would be…

All interior lights on my motorhome have been upgraded to LEDs. The strips I originally bought to use in fluorescent lights turned out to be rubbish. The LEDs started to burn out one after the other over the course of a few weeks. I've bought more expensive LED strips as replacements and they still work well, but I still had to replace a few lights. Thought I'd try these instead of the more expensive strips. So far they are working very well and giving as much light as I was hoping. I used 8 of

They're nowhere near as bright as they claim. And all the people who installed them and show their photos can't be that bright. I have eight strings of 14 x 3 LEDs, that's 336 individual LEDs in a 7 x 16 universal pendant. As you can see in the photos it has a slight blue cast and don't get me wrong you can see it day or night . I expected it to be much brighter. I connected them directly to a 12v battery with a 200w solar charger on the roof. You suck. They don't stick. I wiped with alcohol…