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It's crazy how bright LED strips can get! I'm going to take out my annoying flood lights now because this is great.
All 40 meters of LED strip can suck back 500W at full brightness
TomahawkJackson
500w - you know, like TWO floodlights would have even 10 years ago.
CookieDave
Do they change temp, cause I would get headaches staring at such blue/purple light. Too cool for my liking. I usually try to stay between 4000-5000K for indoor.
Flareside
I like the led Edison bulbs that have the slow color change. Helps my eyes not get so tired
conniecpu
Full RGB control!
conniecpu
Of course these are also outdoor so I'm mostly just concerned with being able to see what I'm doing when I step out at night
Wuz314159
The problem is that there is no such thing as a white LED. They're blue LEDs shining through a phosphorus layer. So "warm" is not easy. . .
Wuz314159
. . . A typical "Warm White" LED tops out at about 3000K. After that, you have to start colour mixing.
conniecpu
These are each a cluster of a red, green, and blue LED :D I can do rainbow effects and stuff. I just had it full white to have maximum brightness while I was tidying up the cables
conniecpu
The blueness is mostly because my house is blue