Reviews

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• 250W Regulated Switching Power Supply DC 12V 20A 20Amps

  
  
  Description: I bought the Flexible LED strip and found that I needed a 12v DC supply. It arrived in good shape and works fine....
  Date Added: October 5, 2012
  By: by Andrew.Christy

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• 2.4G Touch Screen Remote RGBW LED Controller 4 Channel For RGB White LED Strip

  
  
  Description: Easy Transaction, Great store. Thanks
  Date Added: October 5, 2012
  By: by Alonzo.caretti

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• 500cm 5050/5060 RGB SMD LED Light Strip Power Supply Ready to Use

  
  
  Description: I am using the leds to light my aft cabin I placed in ddirectly on the teak trim on the ceiling it stuck great. After seeing how well it does I will be using it to replace my standard 12v lighting. I like that the leds can be used for 12v and 110. Next will be lighting the salon and the rest of the boat. My son will love it in the V-Birth.
  Once I use it outside in the deck and fly-bridge area I will post again to give the updates....
  Date Added: October 3, 2012
  By: by Jeremiah.White

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• 8mm Yellow LED Lamp Light Set 25cm Pre Wired Lead 12V DC

  
  
  Description: These LEDs are of excellent quality for a Great Price
  Date Added: October 3, 2012
  By: by Alan.Parra

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• 30W 30 Watt High Power RGB Full Color Rainbow LED Light DIY

  
  
  Description: Easy to mount to a heatsink. Individual connections for all three colours. All the colours are pleasantly pure and look good, to my eyes at least. Brightness seems well matched between colours....
  Date Added: October 3, 2012
  By: by Shanan.delprat

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• 10W Red High Power LED Square Version

  
  
  Description: These are super bright RED LED modules. With only a 10 Watt dissipation, it is really easy to mount to a small heat sink with a small fan and not worry about over heating the modules. These modules would make fabulous emergency back lights. By keeping the amperage below 500ma, a smaller heat sink would be required and a simple constant current source could be constructed using a 78LM05 voltage regulator and one resistor. No fan would be required...
  Date Added: October 2, 2012
  By: by Frank.Hendriksson