Installing LED strip lights in my motorhome
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- In this video I install LED strip lights under the cabinets in my bus.
I bought the lights and aluminium mounting from LED Expo in Brisbane:
www.led-shop.com.au/
The dimmer switches I bought from Amazon:
www.amazon.com.au/Interior-Ha...
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Nice to have something easy to install for once, and great for air flow directly where want it. I like how on the higher speeds the fan gives off a nice “white noise” which Is helpful if parked for the night in a noisy area. Two 👍👍 up!
Great info! I appreciate the thorough explanation of the process. It really helps me understand. Such a simple install and I love the diffuser!
I think this channel is one of the most underrated ones. That's a positive, by the way! People can gain so much more from your videos compared to other larger UA-cam channels. You provide excellent insight and clearly describe what you're doing, so everyone, regardless of their level of experience, can benefit from your videos.
I don't know how you don't have 100K subscribers. I'm just hoping we meet up on the road someday
I was saying the same thing
Hey Dyani,
I've installed these in mine. With touch dimmers.
Recessed black channel with. With opaque diffusers
Cri 90+ led tape is must have if you are doing your craftwork on the road still...
I used the natural light strip lights from blockblue light. I love the soft quality of the lights. They also have a dimmer switch. I used an L strip which I screwed into the overhead cabinets then ran the strip light onto it. So far theyve held up pretty well.
I don't think soldering is especially hard. I've got the stuff to do it, but I've really only used the iron for pyrography once 😂 thanks for the tip about not using it in a vehicle though.
I've been slowly hooking up a new head unit in my old Suzuki Vitara, next step is to put some new front speakers in, and tidy up my wiring with crimp connectors
Another informative video. Thanks Diyani. I have learned so much from you. Can't be much longer till you start your travels?
Did you think of drilling holes in the aluminium extrusion and screwing it directly into the cabinets? That would do away with the clips and the gap. Nice job though.
that didn't even occur to me! I like that idea though
@@AGirlADogandABus You should be able to countersink the holes (not too deep), I think there's enough material there, and use countersink screws so that they don't interfere with your lights. They won't take up much space regardless.