🌟 Shine Decor Dimmable LED Strip Lights 150FT/45M - Waterproof Outdoor Rope Lights for DIY Lighting Decor - 3000K Warm White Review

I purchased two 50ft rolls for the awning and porch. Easy to unroll and attach. Flexible. Attention! Dimmable LEDs do not have a dimmer! I bought a Lowes dimmer and voila! stylish lighting. My dimmer is 15A 120V. I think I calculated 2A per string. I recommend

This review was written on the first day of installation. So far, so good. Seems much better than other brands and the customer service from this company is excellent. Installation is easy. Looks great in my kitchen. You may need additional connectors if you plan to cut it into multiple segments.

I did a lot of reading and shopping and even brought back a few other glow strip brands before deciding on the Shine Decor brand for our playroom. We had a large room and I wanted to make sure the brand I chose would last for many years. They are definitely well built and still happy with them. The light is very bright, but you can dim it and change the color with the remote control. I had a few questions about the installation and the support team was quick to get in touch to answer them. I…

These lights are cool at first, but then they get annoying very quickly because they're always on, whether it's midnight or night. And no, the remote does not knock. Hence, they waste energy. This has happened multiple times in one evening and is most annoying when you go away for a few days only to find the light in your house burned blood red. The lights were easy to mount to the edge of our stamped concrete with double-sided 3M tape and stayed well curved even on those 105 degree days.

god these things put out a lot of light, not "bright" but a lot of light. Really does the job. I am impressed. I had to dock where it shouldn't be. So it was really hard to leave. But if you stick it where it is recommended to you, it will be pretty smooth. This is a well made product, I can say I took it apart (to put it back together). It's very difficult to get the right innards. And the LEDs didn't twitch when I took them off, they really wanted to stay in place. So I wouldn't have a…

I bought a 150ft strip. From the moment of installation (on the fence) and after several months of use in the evenings around the fence of our underground pool, the LED strip does not light up in certain places. By this I mean that there are areas in random places that don't glow blue, e.g. B. looking like burnt areas, or if you change the color to another, areas where blue doesn't work, same areas. The area happens to be a different color, just not blue if you chose blue. So the market is so…

They're pretty easy to install. I used double sided foam tape to attach it to the back of the lights as they came off the roll. Pretty easy to have another person put the tape on and feed the other while you mount the light. I placed the lantern roll and ribbon roll on a broomstick held up by two chairs on either side and pulled them out while I attached the ribbon to the lights. I opted for duct tape instead of mounting hardware as it would damage the structure…

I needed some LED lights to light up a 1200 square foot atrium that had no other lighting. I needed something waterproof with daylight color temperature, bright enough to illuminate an area 25 feet off the ground, at least 35 feet long, and preferably 110 volts. They looked promising, so I bought a reel to try. I didn't know how many strands I needed and I was able to attach up to seven strands to metal rods stretched across the room. The outlets are at the top on one side of the room, so that…