Shine Decor
Driverless LED Strip Tape Lighting
Driverless LED Strip Tape Lighting
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Specifications
| Brand | Shine Decor |
| Manufacturer | Shine Decor |
| Product Type | STRING_LIGHT |
| Item Type Keyword | led-strip-lights |

- 5 stars: 6 (75%)
- 4 stars: 1 (13%)
- 3 stars: 1 (13%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
[Color: Cold White, Size: 16.4 Ft]
I used this to light a heating cabinet so it was easier to view inside. Works great and has held up great to the heat.
[Color: Warm White, Size: 16.4 Ft]
This item was as expected
[Color: Warm White, Size: 16.4 Ft]
Installed this LED as under lighting for a platform in our sauna room outside. Works great and everyone loves it! Easy to install! I have it connected to an electronic outlet and tied into our Amazon Alexa system. Alexa - turn on the sauna lights and wham, we have mood lighting. Love it!!
[Color: Cold White, Size: 32.8 Ft]
Me encanta porque alumbra muy claro y tiene varios tipos de luces, además es directo a la corriente lo que la hace mucho mejor y más potente, muy buena compra para decorar definitivamente.
[Color: Cold White, Size: 32.8 Ft]
Very bright, dimmable with a standard LED wall dimmer. The ability to trim to length was very convenient.
[Color: Cold White, Size: 131.2 Ft]
Awesome, works well in sunroom with no overhead light capability. Installed with the LED dimmer kit, for my brother.We did need to use a little velcro improvement along the corners to keep it from falling from weight. It has been in place for 4 or 5 months. It appears to be holding solid and not falling. The little extra help with Velcro did the trick. It surrounds the sunroom and had enough left to form a V shape across the ceiling as well. Fully lit, it looks like a car dealership that is trying to draw attention to an expensive vehicle. This one was long, it took 3 people to help install it, without having a sticky twisted mess. The layout was pre-planned and tested on the ground before trying to peel the backing. One person on the ladder installing. Another on a ladder guiding and a third on the ground keeping it from getting twisted or stuck. Went up smoothly, with good pressure as you guide it. However, the weight from one corner to another caused it to detach. We were able to restick it well, but we used some heavy duty velcro on the corners to handle the weight as we went. We did not fool with tacks and other options. It was not hard, but it was over 100 feet long, with no cuts. We started by attaching it to the dimmer extension that we plugged in and going up the wall to the ceiling and ending back at the original ceiling spot. A shorter run should be easier, but just a little planning is the key. If you use velcro, use heavy duty and plan to buy the color to match your light string. Attach a full piece of Velcro to the ceiling where you start, then take off the second piece of backing and smoothly attach your light string to it. Continue neatly attaching. Stop at every corner, carefully determine where you want the string to be placed. Attach another full piece to the ceiling then remove the backing to attach the lightstring. Having two extra helpers made this easy without any mess. One holding the string up and keeping the slack and another to hand out velcro strips and keep the rest of the string from getting twisted. Good luck.
[Color: Warm White, Size: 16.4 Ft]
The work wonderfully. They illuminate some dark cabinets in my kitchen by attaching them to a plunger switch. Door opens, lights come on
[Color: Cold White, Size: 50 Ft]
Lasted three weeks and connection broke at power entrance.