DAYBETTER FLSL DB 501115RGBUS Led Strip Lights
Specification
- COLOR: Multicolor
- BRAND: DAYBETTER
- INDOOR/OUTDOOR USAGE: Indoor
- SPECIAL FEATURE: 2-way switching
- LIGHT SOURCE TYPE: LED
- POWER SOURCE: Corded Electric
- LIGHT COLOR: RGB
- THEME: Music
- OCCASION: Wedding
- CONTROLLER TYPE: App Control
- CONNECTIVITY PROTOCOL: Bluetooth
- CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Bluetooth
- NUMBER OF LIGHT SOURCES: 540
- VOLTAGE: 12 Volts
- WATTAGE: 60 watts
- CONTROL METHOD: App
- ITEM WEIGHT: 4 ounces
- PACKAGE DIMENSIONS: 5.98 x 5.35 x 2.44 inches
Introduction
The 100 feet led strip lights support the 24 key IR remote control and the apollo lighting app, allowing you to easily change the color and modes of the led lights for party, bar, and bedroom decorations. The 100 feet, 2 rolls of 50 feet, of ultra-long led strip lights are sufficient to illuminate your entire bedroom and the inside of your home for indoor parties and weddings. Led lights strip color-changing sync to music via smart phone with App, take your celebration to the next level, brighten up your life, and make it more vibrant and amazing.
The RGB led strip lights have a timer function that enables you to pre-set time for the led lights to turn on and off and change color at specific periods, so you may enjoy it in an intelligent manner. The 540 LEDs in our 5050 RGB led chips enable the LED lights to be both vibrant and robust. The remote can dim the LED light strip and provide a variety of colors and settings.
HOW TO INSTALL
Imagine it as a large sticker. It adheres to the wall once you remove the backing. To adjust, you can peel it back off, but it can be challenging because the sticky side sticks firmly.
HOW TO TURN ON
then used the remote to turn on the LEDs after turning on the outlet. The LEDs turn off and then turn back on with the last setting when I flip the light switch on and off. They turn on with simply the switch, but there is a 2-3 second delay before they do. Just what I desired, neither a remote nor an app was required.
HOW TO CONNECT THE TWO STRIP LIGHTS
There is no extra connector. It is plugged into a wall. Then, the two USB strips plug into the same box. From there, you position them in opposition to one another. As an illustration, if you do your ceiling. One strip will go as far to the left as it can, while the other strip will move as far to the right as it can. If they do end up touching, you can cut where necessary.
FAQs
Not even close to white. White is more like bright blue and yellow is yellow so these will not achieve a normal white bulb light such as 2700k less.
NO. Your wanting neopixel led lights. RGBIC means the lights can all be controlled individually. RGB all change together at the same time. The way you can always tell by the connections. If it has 3 metal tabs where you connect two together or were it connects to the controller or plug then its RGBIC. If it has 4 then they all change together. I posted a picture of the two different types. You want 3 tabs not 4.
Yes, you can. Look up “power injection,” it’s actually quite easy.
It depends on where in the bathroom, but I wouldn’t. Water and electricity should never mix for safety reasons, and these lights are poorly constructed.
At the yellow/orange line.
probably not. the sensor would only work in one room unless you don’t mind that then maybe.
We were able to turn the light strip in any direction needed. We did not need any tools and it worked just fine on all edges and corners.
In a 50-foot strip you’re supposed to get to light 25 and 25.
Possibly, but I think it may not stay as well depending how long you are placing them. The adhesive backing is really good.
Yes, you cut it in between the bronze metal plates. Once you cut it though every light after that is dead-out of the circuit. So, make sure it’s as long as you need!
No.
Yea they are dimmable and you can adjust the color by your phone or by the controller.
It supposedly has white, but it is a very bluish white. It does get pretty bright though.
Bluetooth automatically connects when you open the app.
There is one little sensor, so if it is within direct line of sight range,10 ft or less, yes.
