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Reddit mentions of Muzata 6-Pack 3.3ft 9x17mm U Shape LED Aluminum Channel System with Cover, End Caps and Mounting Clips Aluminum Profile for LED Strip Light Installations Diffuser U1SW WW 1M, LU1
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We found 9 Reddit mentions of Muzata 6-Pack 3.3ft 9x17mm U Shape LED Aluminum Channel System with Cover, End Caps and Mounting Clips Aluminum Profile for LED Strip Light Installations Diffuser U1SW WW 1M, LU1. Here are the top ones.
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- Classic Style- U1SW is a regular led strip channel with 0.5" inner width and 0.25” height. It fits most light strips with width less than 12mm, such as 3528, 5050, 5630, 2835, etc. This silver channel with milky white cover not only increases lighting visibility, but also creates softer, smoother, desirable lighting effects. It is slim designed, providing a clean, neat and high-end look to your house
- Wide Applications- The LED Channel System could be applied in indoor or outdoor lighting decoration such as cabinet, wardrobes, mirrors, ceiling, garage, windows, TV walls, skirting lines, bars, etc. You could also use that to decorate weddings, parties, festivals like Christmas, Halloween, and New Year
- Easy Installation- The led covers can be simply pressed into channels. They can be cut into specific lengths effortlessly by a fine-tooth hacksaw or miter saw. Building a longer lighting project, please search Muzata U1SW 2M for 6.6ft LED channel or LCB1 for extension connectors, Search LCC1 for L-shape corner adapters, Afraid of the light leaking caused by seams, search LC03 to find continuous cover
- Personalized Choices- This regular channel with milky white cover U1SW diffuses the light more evenly but does not provide dotless effects unless using a high LED density strip. LED channels with the best spotless effect in the market- Muzata U108, bendable LED channel- Muzata U106, fits waterproof light strips- Muzata U103, V-shaped channel- Muzata V1SW, plaster-in channels- Muzata U117, silicone channels- Muzata LS3
- Quality Guarantee- Muzata aluminum LED channel is anodized extruded, great in heat dissipation, while the LED cover protects the LED strip from dust and physical contact, prolonging the lifespan of light strips. This package includes 6pcs LED channel, 6pcs LED cover, double end caps, mounting clips and screws. Each silver led channel segment is 1M (3.3ft), total is 6M/19.8ft. Please reach us if you need after-sales service
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| Color | Silver Channel |
| Number of items | 6 |
| Size | 6Pack |
I used these as they defuse the led and screw into place
Correct...typo, ws2812b.
LEDs:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BGSZLGX/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1
NodeMCU:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B010N1SPRK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Diffuser:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M09PBYX/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2A power adapter (x2):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0777HWN87/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Ditch the converter for a NOCO battery charger/maintainer. You will thank yourself later. This one does fine with a 55Ah AGM battery. Also, don't use a wet cell battery unless it's in its own box outside the trailer.
I like your fuse block. I fused the battery feed to mine at 30A, and sized the wire accordingly - 10AWG boat cable would be perfect. All the fuses in my Blue Sea Systems fuse block are 10A and under.
Grab some LED voltmeters and mount one inside and one near your fuses. And one in your car, and....
Unless you need a separate distro bus, I'd skip that. I am using Wago 221-415 connectors as mini bus bars as needed - run a wire from the fuse panel into the cabin, then up to four additional circuits from that point - lights, etc.
You will find that your main switch panel is less functional than you hoped it would be. I recently removed mine. Individual switches at point of contact are much more user-friendly.
We loved our Fantastic Fan, and I've heard great things about Maxx Fans, but we went back to a solid roof with vent fans in the galley bulkhead.
Multicolored LED strips are fun! We are currently installing two circuits of them in the galley. When you set yours up, make sure you install a controller with non-remote controls. We have had some of the remotes fail, and at least one of them couldn't be replaced. Superbright LEDs currently has a stunning deal on one that fit our needs.
LED strip channels are a good idea. Also get the long clips, which hang on to the channel better.
Your under-cabinet lighting is probably on a 12V wall-wart. Cut it off and hook the LED strips right into your 12V system.
For wiring, get a spool each of 22AWG, 18AWG and 14AWG tinned copper cable; molded cable (lamp cord style) is acceptable. We have used Wiremold NMW1 raceway and surface mount boxes to keep things simple and tidy. Where things turn corners we leave the wires exposed instead of going nuts with the corner and tee fittings.
best... no clue, havent tried them all
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what I used
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075YS3THJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076HCXHT2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/Muzata-Aluminum-Mounting-Installations-Diffuser/dp/B01M09PBYX/
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Im pleased, the wifi control works with alexa to go on as scheduled, retains its setting if you flip the power by a switch. The lights are bright enough, the track diffuses the light, I mounted it at a 45degree angle under the cabinets, though I probably could have bought a track made for that.
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However, my one gripe is that the LEDs have a noticable flicker to them sometimes... not sure if its the PSU, controller, or LEDs. They dont all do it though, so thats strange.
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Hue just looked ridiculously expensive for the same thing... there were even complaints about its quality, which for $100+ should not be a concern.
Sorry I don't have personal recommendation because I don't have a battlestation myself or even a proper bedroom yet. Trying to move really soon here and start remedying that. I just lurk this sub in the meantime to get ideas on what I'm gonna do when I finally move.
Found these though and they seem to have good reviews. But I don't know if they work for the type of lights you have or not so I guess you need to do a bit of research on that.
You might consider putting it in a diffuser. i.e Diffuser
https://www.amazon.com/Muzata-Aluminum-Mounting-Installations-Diffuser/dp/B01M09PBYX/
These would fix that and help diffuse the light better
Yeah, or at the very least the friend should pick up some diffuser channels. Something like this. Exposed LEDs just look cheap.
Really recommend getting these too: https://www.amazon.com/Muzata-Aluminum-Mounting-Installations-Diffuser/dp/B01M09PBYX
Helps mount to the bottom of the cabinet and the cover will diffuse the light a bit for a nicer look, especially if you have reflective countertops.