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Features:
Specification:
Total length: 5M/16.4Ft
Color: Milky white silicone (integrated one piece)
For Strip Width: ≤10mm
Beam Angle: 180 degree
Material: 100% Silicone
Waterproof: IP67
Light Source: SMD 2835,3528,5050,5630,5730,etc.
Outside Dimensions: 10 x10 mm
How to pass the LED strip light through the silicone channel tube?
1. Lay the tube flat and straight, No knots or twists;
2. Tie up the LED strip with the tiny rope at one end of the tube; (Use LED strip without adhesive backing tape, or peel off the backing tape if it has, and wipe the PCB with alcohol for pass through easier)
3. One person fix the tube end with strip and push on the strip slowly, one person pull the tiny rope at the other end of the tube to lead the strip through.
Wide application:
Cinema
Galley Dresser
Stairs
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Con R
Reviewed in Canada on December 8, 2024
On the pricier side but I needed a defuser for my LED lights that was bendable and could work in a small space. Happy with the results!
JJ
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024
The silicone channel is ridiculously difficult to string lights into; virtually impossible. The instructions are a little laughable; the 'tiny rope' included for pulling the light strip through would not pull in either direction, as if it was attached inside the silicone channel. Even with four people stretching the full length of the channel flat and straight the string would not pull through. We ended up jury-rigging an old drain snake with a thin flat metal band to push through the tube; once the light strip was attached to that we worked slow and careful to pull it back through. (And yes, we're using a 10mm strip as specified compatible by the silicone tube.) It got stuck about halfway through, then our metal strip detached from the lights. Alright, okay, we'll pull the lights out and start over, right? Wrong. That silicone channel is not letting go of the lights at any cost (and yet NOW the included string is suddenly mobile, which is useless with the lights stuck halfway through. In serious danger of breaking the light strip, we decided to cut our losses and slice the channel open - except once the first exacto-blade cut was attempted the whole thing just pulled apart, the translucent panel pulling right off the opaque backing channel. Honestly, it would have made more sense to send the thing in those two pieces, design them to snap together, and then the whole issue of inserting the light strip in the sleeve would be eliminated. But unless you're going to douse your light strip in like, baby powder or something, you're probably not going to get it inserted let alone pulled through. Even if your 'tiny rope' does work as specified.The silicone channel is rendered useless by the impossibility of threading a light strip into it. Product is not recommended.
ben
Reviewed in Japan on September 24, 2023
とにかくテープライトが入りにくい！
Maryz
Reviewed in Mexico on March 8, 2023
Queda excelente con las tiras led, queda un poco rígido en las esquinas pero en general muy bueno
Veresciac Maxim
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2023
Great idea but feels like it's not thought all the way through. I loved the flexibility and concept. It was perfect for my project, despite some issues. It's not designed for all of the led strips though, so be careful with what kind of size you choose. The issues I had with it are, the string to pull the led strip through that case is way too weak. Mine broke halfway through. So I would suggest if you'll get this led case, replace the string with a new stronger one. Also, it would be much better if the snaps that were supposed to screw into the wall and hold that led the case in place, were made out of plastic, not silicone. They feel way too flimsy to do the job properly. Finally, just a suggestion. It would be nice if this product would have adhesive tape on the other side to stick it to the wall.Overall the case is not that bad. It looks good, and its flexibility allows you to install it almost anywhere
Maurice Elenbaas
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on May 5, 2021
I did not get what I ordered. I am supposed to get a silicone tube for led and what I get instead is a roll of transparent film. Last time I order here.
Tae Williams
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2021
I love it. A little expensive but a good way to waterproof a led light strip. I doesn't come with adhesive tape I had to buy my own which did not stick. I feel for the price it should come with adhesive tape.
Daniel Torridon
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 7, 2021
Impossible to feed lights through, especially those with joints in. Very tight fit. Ended up ruining the lights in the process
Alex the Hobbyist
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2020
I mostly purchased this product because I am trying to find the ideal solution for putting up RGB LED strips and the traditional aluminum rail with plastic diffuser always seems to have hotspots unless you get strips at a density of 120led/m (twice what you'll find in the highest density RGB strip kits). I'd say this at least does a great job for its size and cost, and maybe the 16 by 16 version (which only projects in one direction) is probably better at reducing hot spots.Pictured I am using this white LED strip: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TTP3YTP/It definitely looks fantastic in the picture, but unfortunately you can still see the individual LEDs for the most part. Still effective at diffusing the light for this particular use case, but was hoping for something more. As mentioned, the larger version on the listing for the 16 by 16 profile silicone channel might achieve a spotless strip, but the 12 by 12 only somewhat does it. Kind of wish there was a version of the 16x16 that has the diffuser in the same format as the 12x12.Now comes the bad:The string is absolutely worthless. The channel for the strip itself barely fits an LED strip, so there is almost no way to fit both it and a string tied around it through a channel of silicone; a substance not known for its slippery properties. I did as another reviewer did and slit the bottom and managed to get the strip in that way. Although it makes me wish it already had a slit and a tool to push the strip in correctly without having to hold the split open while shoving it all in inch by inch. The typical plastic bit that covers the adhesive strip on the back of the LED strip makes it even more difficult when it catches on the silicone as well.Either way, poor execution on part of the manufacturer. Either don't make the strip so narrow in the first place, allowing for enough width, or develop a better way to installing an LED strip and skip the string. I'd rather pull on that string and have it cut a clean slit down the bottom.Overall I'd say I'm pleased with my purchase since it technically work as advertised for the most part. 4/5 because the methods for installing a strip need improvement, and doesn't quite achieve spotless LED in person. Also, about as expensive as competing aluminum rail diffusers, except the 16x16 version is a LOT more expensive. I'd consider this costly overall without much benefit.
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