Re: My LED Strip Install
I cleaned below the awning track with denatured alcohol, and began applying the LED strip: 
Here is the end, where you can see how the longer cable is attached to the strip and covered in heat shrink:
It attached easily, and seemed to be very secure.
The most difficult part was getting the cable inside the trailer. Neither end terminated where there was a cabinet inside, so I couldn't just drill a hole and run it through. I ended up running the cable to the roof, and into the refrigerator vent, and then down into the cabinet behind the microwave. I covered the cable on the roof with Eternabond to both hide and secure it.
Once I got the cable into the trailer, through the vent, I wired up and mounted the small RF receiver and controller.
I added a main switch to the power wire of the LED controller to prevent accidental activation while traveling.
The lights look great! And, the controller and all wiring is hidden.
Here is the end, where you can see how the longer cable is attached to the strip and covered in heat shrink:
It attached easily, and seemed to be very secure.
The most difficult part was getting the cable inside the trailer. Neither end terminated where there was a cabinet inside, so I couldn't just drill a hole and run it through. I ended up running the cable to the roof, and into the refrigerator vent, and then down into the cabinet behind the microwave. I covered the cable on the roof with Eternabond to both hide and secure it.
Once I got the cable into the trailer, through the vent, I wired up and mounted the small RF receiver and controller.
I added a main switch to the power wire of the LED controller to prevent accidental activation while traveling.
The lights look great! And, the controller and all wiring is hidden.
