LED awning strip lights
When I turned the awning LED strip lights they were very dim not even close to how bright they used to be. Any suggestions would be appreciated thanks .
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Skibane wrote:
^The reel LEDs are also available in "outdoor" versions that have all their components embedded in a clear waterproof coating - makes them quite weather-resistant.
The clear waterproof coating makes them even more "repair" resistant also.
But even those generic replacements have specific cut and splice markings which are typically every three or four LEDs. Those markings are there so you can cut to length without interrupting the series circuit. The cut points will have solder pads to allow you to make your 12V connections.
In all cases, they are throw away items, just not worth the hassle and work to attempt repairs unless you can't sleep at night and have nothing else to do.
