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4x4van
Mar 29, 2014Explorer III
Even the 3528s put out alot of light in the 16.4' strip. That's what I used, and it's more light than I could hope for. I think that 16.4' of 5050 LEDs will actually be too bright for your awning area, although you could cut it down as has been suggested (or add a dimmer).
While I used the 5050 type in the panels in my individual ceiling fixtures, I used the 3528 type for the 16.4' strips (300 on my awning, 600 inside), pics here , and they are more than bright enough. Next time out, I'll try to get pics of the awning as well. I'm actually considering a dimmer for it, because even the 3528s put out alot of light when you have 300 of them!
I prefer the bright white (5500K-6000K), but many prefer the warm white (3500K). I don't think I've heard anyone who likes the cool (6500K+).
While I used the 5050 type in the panels in my individual ceiling fixtures, I used the 3528 type for the 16.4' strips (300 on my awning, 600 inside), pics here , and they are more than bright enough. Next time out, I'll try to get pics of the awning as well. I'm actually considering a dimmer for it, because even the 3528s put out alot of light when you have 300 of them!
I prefer the bright white (5500K-6000K), but many prefer the warm white (3500K). I don't think I've heard anyone who likes the cool (6500K+).
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