Inexpensive LED awning lighting solution
Just thought I would share a small project I just completed. I was looking for a WARM led light solution for under the awning. I dry camp frequently so I needed it to be 12V and low power. I ended up ...
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ford truck guy wrote:Iraqvet05 wrote:
That looks like the same LED strips many of us purchased and installed. If you cut yours to length, you may want to seal the end off with silicone. My strip had moisture in it after a few outings then certain colors stopped working. The lights were cool while they lasted but we only got one season out of them.
You probably did not get the waterproof version... They seal themselves at the cut...I have 2 rolls waiting for nice weather it be in stalled....
Here is the set I bought (searched my Amazon purchase history. Adversised as waterproof but they are not. linky
