Pandery COB LED Strip Lights,2700K Warm White,24V led Light Strips Waterproof,480LEDs/M,16.4ft/5M,CRI90+ Outdoor cob led,Ip67 Sauna Lights for Sauna Room,Pool,Garden,(Power Not Included)

The Pandery LED strip lights made our wedding décor truly magical! Easy to use, bright, and added a stunning, elegant glow to the entire venue.

Best lights ever. Was concerned about working them around a 90 degree corner but worked great. Nothing bad to say about this. Love it.

I was looking for a good set up lights for my bathroom and didn't want "LED DOTS". Chip-On-Board (COB) rocks! Also being moisture resistant, these really fit the bill. I mounted them under the vanity using the provided sticky-tape backing. It (mostly) held up. There was a section I needed to reinforce with some stronger double-stick. In the niches I bought aluminum u-channel to further protect them. I coupled them with a PLUSPOE 24V 50W Dimmable LED Driver, 110V AC-24V transformer so I can dim them. I connected them to a Lutron dimmer switch to allow me to dim them using Alexa routines. Then, just because I had some footage leftover, I lit the inside of the cabinet. Amazingly enough, while the under-vanity and niche lights look great, the lights in the cabinet are life-changing. I can now see what's under the sink! Pros: - No "Dots"! - Absolutely not "Dots" - Did I mention - "No dots!" - ok, you can see some dots if you turn it down way-way-dim. - Good 2700K Color (like a standard incandescent bulb) - Dim pretty smoothly (I use these as the nightlight at 1%) - Bright - a 1 ft strip is like a 60 watt bulb - Since they are for a moist environment, they come with their own rubber housing. You can pull it out of the housing if you want to use just the strip. Cons: - Even on dim they are still reasonably bright, I set the Alexa Routine to 1% for night time - Like most LED's it was hard to find decent connectors, I tried three different ones and settled on 3528 2835 2 Pin 8mm LED Strip Connector Biantie La Unwired Clips. These fit into the aluminum U-channel - While the segments (the points at which you can cut the strip) are reasonably small, I ended up with some runs that were a bit short. You can't really see it inside the u-channel though - While you can wrap these around corners, you need to do so by sticking them to a wall, not a ceiling. I made that mistake and it was hard to turn the corner (you can still do it, but it's ugly. You can't see it in my application because it's under the vanity. - I could not get the solderless connectors to work consistently, so I ended up soldering Overall, I'm really pleased with these lights and anyone who has seen my bathroom is as well. I'd highly recommend them

Arrived dead. Also not usable for saunas. The package clearly states that the operating temperature is for 140F/60C maximum. Saunas will easily get to 200F/90C temperatures - this clearly is not made for it.

Used in Niche of bathroom remodel. light are very bright and easy to install.

This was a perfect product to aid in modernizing my kitchen. It replaced four old 24” T8 fluorescent fixtures that served as under-counter lights. Although I had previously retrofitted them with LED tubes, the fixtures did a poor job of reflecting the illumination produced. Some grunt work was necessary to make the lighting strip conversion: The fixture closest to the power source was removed and the protruding Romex wire rerouted to a new surface-mounted single-gang box. I installed a standard duplex receptacle in the box; this receptacle would be controlled by a wall switch as the original fixtures were. This feed happens to be on a GFCI-protected circuit. I removed the remaining dead Romex wire (it was just stapled and concealed behind the cabinets) that had fed the 3 remaining fluorescent lights. Running the 16.4’ Pandery COB LED Strip was fairly easy. The adhesive backing stuck to the wall surface I had cleaned and lightly sanded; the strip’s flexibility allowed a few 90-degree bends at corners without damage to the LEDs. This product doesn’t come with a power supply. Luckily Amazon had a suitable unit available (note the strip operates on 24 VDC). I connected the power supply terminals to the short length of cable attached to the strip and mounted the enclosure in an inconspicuous place. Done! I like the product’s design that utilizes COB LEDs for even light distribution – and it’s plenty bright. The 4000K color temperature is a good match for the overhead fixtures and provides neutral white illumination. Pandery’s lighting strip has proved to be a worthy investment.

Love it. Very bright and powerful.

I purchased these for interior illumination in a 24V military HMMWV, but tested them with a benchtop variable voltage DC power supply prior to installation. First of all, this LED strip is supplied with bare wire leads; those expecting a standard barrel connector will need to supply their own. While these are rated at 24V, vehicle voltage usually varies a few volts depending on electric load and whether the engine (alternator) is running. Usually, LED lights contain internal voltage regulation circuitry, so varying the supply voltage over a reasonable range has little or no effect on brightness. Not so with these. I was really surprised to find that the brightness (and power consumption) varied dramatically (by almost a factor of two) over a fairly small voltage range, from 23 to 25 volts. Other similar LED strips I've tested have constant brightness over a range from at least 12V to 30V. I'm not sure why these are so sensitive, and to be honest after my initial quick test, I didn't bother going any further. Perhaps for an application where a regulated power supply is used, these would be OK, but in a vehicle where voltage can vary (even if it is only by a couple of volts), these seem risky. Also, I did notice that the illumination is not highly uniform - the individual LED sources are clearly visible as a line of dots. It's not nearly as bad as the old type of LED strips, but not nearly as uniform as the other COB strips that I've used lately.

Great

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