Hey there, No affiliation and nothing to gain, but had a great experience with Boogey Lights and wanted to let you all know.I know you can buy cheaper but the support and product can't be beat. Watch their video comparison and you will see.I placed my order around 4pm on Tuesday and at my door Thursday morning. It shipped out within minutes of placing my online order.I was anxious to get them installed so last night I set out to install them. It was a lot simpler that I had expected and was flashing lights with my iPhone app within the hour of starting.However, I experienced a problem, the lights just turned off. I troubleshoot them for about another hour and decided that the bluetooth controller must just be bad so I pulled it out expecting to call and get a run around. But Brian called me back within 5 minutes, did some testing and determined it was bad and shipped out a new controller and return box for the old one. Sure I had bad luck with the original item, but it is electronic and things happen. But it is how you respond to a situation rather then the problem itself.Everyone was supper nice and hopefully the next controller will take care of the problem.Go check them out.

Too brassy for me haha... Thats alot of light....I got a couple of LED rope light strips and drilled some holes around my awning supports. Then I use a small tie wrap to hold it up on the inside. It isn't seen from the outside - only a nice soft light shinning down for us sitting under the awning. Also doesn't draw insects or mosquitoes...My lights are also on a motion detector when we go to bed so they come on when someone walks up after lights outs time...So if you drive up to a site and find a bunch of the small tie wraps laying on the ground that was probably me haha... I try to pick them all up but I'm sure I miss a few...Nothing against what you have just not for us... Some like to light'um up haha... When we camp at LAKEWOOD at Myrtle Beach the whole front roll of trailers and motorhomes on the ocean side are lit up like crazy... They all try to out do each other on the fancy firepits as well... Good to walk the beach and see what you can see I reckon... You get so excited looking at what everyone has you get run over by one of those quiet running golf carts haha... They are all sprucy as well...Roy Ken

RoyB wrote:Too brassy for me haha... Thats alot of light....I got a couple of LED rope light strips and drilled some holes around my awning supports. Then I use a small tie wrap to hold it up on the inside. It isn't seen from the outside - only a nice soft light shinning down for us sitting under the awning. Also doesn't draw insects or mosquitoes...Roy KenI like your motion detector idea, sounds like a good idea. I actually prefer the tradition hanging lanterns, but with the new electric slide, and no easy access power soucre, this seemed like the right fit.You have a slider on the iPhone app to dim and brighten as well as change to colors (1 million options) you can have them flash, blink, pulse, etc.We will probably only use white and adjust light brightness depending on what we are doing.

Hmm, I take exception to their statement that "most" led strips are designed for indoor use. maybe the controllers are indoor rated (for the rgb and rgbw kind,) but "most" of the strips out there on amazon and ebay are IP67 rated and silicone encapsulated, perfectly suitable for outdoor use.The website claims their product was designed in 1989... I would not want it, that's terribly old in terms of LED technology. If it wasn't designed in 1989, what's the point of bragging about 1989?

GordonThree wrote:Hmm, I take exception to their statement that "most" led strips are designed for indoor use. maybe the controllers are indoor rated (for the rgb and rgbw kind,) but "most" of the strips out there on amazon and ebay are IP67 rated and silicone encapsulated, perfectly suitable for outdoor use.The website claims their product was designed in 1989... I would not want it, that's terribly old in terms of LED technology. If it wasn't designed in 1989, what's the point of bragging about 1989?Watch this and it will show you the difference... Boogie Light Comparison

They do have a good point with the connector, terrible for any vibration prone environment. I had to spend $2 at the hardware store for some heat shrink tubing to put over mine after I glued the connector together.

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WE_CAMP2
Explorer
Apr 16, 2016
Ivylog, I purchased THIS, it is a RF Remote for single color led lights that will dim the lights or even make them flash in different patterns if you want.
Ivylog
Explorer III
Apr 15, 2016
westend wrote:
They had better work nicely for the price. That is 5x -> 10x the price for similar sets sold on E Bay.

Here is my $14 one and they are water proof but I have to manually turn it on/off.:B There is room to add a second strip but 300 leds is plenty of light for me and not too much for the neighbor. I really dislike the multi color ones, especially when someone keeps changing colors.
RoyB
Explorer II
Apr 15, 2016
LAKEBUM - Been using the X10 Home Automation MS14A EagleEye Indoor Outdoor Motion Sensor for several years... Both Home and Camping...

They have all kinds of things like this that belong to the same group... Most often everything is control with a pocket key fob...

If you got the part numbers can be purchased through AMAZON...

The MS14 I have has a pretty good range on. I can bring on the patio lights walking back from the bath house pretty far away... Not that I need the light I just get lost easy at my age haha...

I have a whole system setup in my OFF-ROAD Camper with nite lights, inside/outside lights, motion detectors etc. All controlled from my pocket key fob...

This is better identified at X10.com...
X10.com

Roy Ken
lakebum
Explorer
Apr 15, 2016
WNYBob wrote:
The last roll I got came inside of a silicon sq. tube, that's really waterproof.

I doubt that your lights have a bluetooth controler, it's probably a RF wireless.

They offer a RF model, but I got the Bluetooth. You control it with a free app on your smartphone.
brirene
Explorer
Apr 15, 2016
I'm glad you like them, and they sure are pretty, but I sure hope I'm never parked next to you.
WNYBob
Explorer
Apr 15, 2016
The last roll I got came inside of a silicon sq. tube, that's really waterproof.

I doubt that your lights have a bluetooth controler, it's probably a RF wireless.
westend
Explorer
Apr 15, 2016
They had better work nicely for the price. That is 5x -> 10x the price for similar sets sold on E Bay.
GordonThree
Explorer
Apr 15, 2016
They do have a good point with the connector, terrible for any vibration prone environment. I had to spend $2 at the hardware store for some heat shrink tubing to put over mine after I glued the connector together.
lakebum
Explorer
Apr 15, 2016
GordonThree wrote:
Hmm, I take exception to their statement that "most" led strips are designed for indoor use. maybe the controllers are indoor rated (for the rgb and rgbw kind,) but "most" of the strips out there on amazon and ebay are IP67 rated and silicone encapsulated, perfectly suitable for outdoor use.

The website claims their product was designed in 1989... I would not want it, that's terribly old in terms of LED technology. If it wasn't designed in 1989, what's the point of bragging about 1989?

Watch this and it will show you the difference... Boogie Light Comparison
GordonThree
Explorer
Apr 15, 2016
Hmm, I take exception to their statement that "most" led strips are designed for indoor use. maybe the controllers are indoor rated (for the rgb and rgbw kind,) but "most" of the strips out there on amazon and ebay are IP67 rated and silicone encapsulated, perfectly suitable for outdoor use.

The website claims their product was designed in 1989... I would not want it, that's terribly old in terms of LED technology. If it wasn't designed in 1989, what's the point of bragging about 1989?