We show where you can cut your LED striplights along the cut lines, and what happens if you don't cut along the lines and actually cut where ever you want.
Cutting the LED strip not along the cut lines will stop that section from working.
If you have a project where the cut points of your LED strip do not mtach up exactly to your required length then you are always best to have the LED strip shorter rather than longer.
Example here:
Your project requires 1.15m of LED strip , BUT your LED strip is cuttable to the nearest 100mm so you can only have 1.1m or 1.2m , what to do?
Answer: you always round down, so you would have 1.1m and position the strip in the middle of your project, so that you only have 25mm of strip missing frome each side. A common mistake is to stick the strip down from one end and then leave 50mm gap at the end, which can then look noticeable. Or another common mistake is to go longer and try to hide the LED somehow and this causes 'hot spots' where the light does not look even,
Obviously each project is different but this is a general rule!
Any questions fire away and I will answer as many as possible, whether you bought your strip from us or not!
John - Instyle led
This is our great troubleshooting blog:
www.instyleled...
This is a great video similar to this:
• Why are my LED strip l...
Check out our website: www.instyleled.co.uk
Email us: sales@instyleled.co.uk
Call us: 0116 2799083
13 сен 2024
