The short answer is yes, you can reuse Philips hue light strips, but only if you cut them at the designated cut marks and use the appropriate connectors or extensions. However, there are some limitations and drawbacks to reusing Philips hue light strips that you should be aware of before you decide … Read full review
Cheap LED strips are not worth it in the long run, as they have many drawbacks and disadvantages that outweigh their initial low cost. LED strips are flexible, adhesive-backed light sources that can be used for various purposes, such as accent lighting, mood lighting, or decorative lighting. They come in different … Read full review
The short answer is yes, smart lights do use electricity when off, but not as much as when they are on. This is because smart lights need to stay connected to the internet or a smart hub, which requires a small amount of power. However, this power consumption is negligible compared to … Read full review
Yes, you can join Tapo light strips by using the connectors that come with the product. Tapo light strips are smart LED lights that can be controlled by your voice or the Tapo app. They can create various lighting effects and scenes to suit your mood and environment. You can also sync … Read full review
The general rule of thumb for spacing flush mount lights is to divide the height of the ceiling by two. This will give you the distance in feet between each light fixture. For example, if your ceiling is 10 feet high, you should space your flush mount lights 5 feet apart. However, … Read full review