Unit505 wrote:
Just completed my LED project today with smd 5050 waterproof led strips. I didn't get the latest pics today, but this is from yesterday. These strips do virtually every color including white. This pic shows the step lights with cord attached. I wired them in today direct to a 12v source. I downloaded a smart phone app that lets me control them with the phone.Click For Full-Size Image.
Where did you purchase your kit and could you also list the kit information. I have been considering putting something like this on my toy hauler.
Thanks
heres a couple of pictures from this past weekends outing - NO CAMERA flash was used...the lighting is really good, red and blue are reported NOT to attract bugs and certainly less glare is produced w/ these colors - but you can make your own color choices via the 40 button remote (up to 20 color choices), you can even DIM the lights (via the remote) if necessary.
here's a couple more after it got dark (again no flash) - i have a separate small set of (red) led's under the coach to illuminate or back light the steps. the step lights are not multi color & are on a separate switch.
here's a couple more after it got dark (again no flash) - i have a separate small set of (red) led's under the coach to illuminate or back light the steps. the step lights are not multi color & are on a separate switch.
I was able to get my LED Strip mounted this evening.
Thank GOD for power awnings 😉 cause i was able to hide the power lead inside the awning arm & use the same hidden hole in the wall that the factory created for the power lead to the power awning.
The strip of LED's will be hidden and protected during travel by the awning when its rolled up.
In this picture i have temporarily used white duct tape to keep the LED extension wire from moving around loosely, this will also prevent the power lead from getting pinched or abraded.
the IR sensor is fairly well hidden inside the coach behind the window, I may move it by soldering an extension on into the sensor wire and moving the sensor outside the coach to get a little better direct/shot with the remote (rather than having to hold my arm up in the air and pointing it at the window.
In this picture you can see the awning LED's match the (red) LED's under our step nicely
Its tough to get the full effect while inside our storage bay (cant extend the awning more than about 1/4 of the entire depth. I'll get some more pictures this weekend when I'm at the Circuit of Americas LeMans race.
Thank GOD for power awnings 😉 cause i was able to hide the power lead inside the awning arm & use the same hidden hole in the wall that the factory created for the power lead to the power awning.
The strip of LED's will be hidden and protected during travel by the awning when its rolled up.
In this picture i have temporarily used white duct tape to keep the LED extension wire from moving around loosely, this will also prevent the power lead from getting pinched or abraded.
the IR sensor is fairly well hidden inside the coach behind the window, I may move it by soldering an extension on into the sensor wire and moving the sensor outside the coach to get a little better direct/shot with the remote (rather than having to hold my arm up in the air and pointing it at the window.
In this picture you can see the awning LED's match the (red) LED's under our step nicely
Its tough to get the full effect while inside our storage bay (cant extend the awning more than about 1/4 of the entire depth. I'll get some more pictures this weekend when I'm at the Circuit of Americas LeMans race.
