The main difference between cheap and expensive LED strips is the quality of the components, such as the LEDs, the PCB, the controller, the power supply, and the adhesive. Cheap LED strips tend to use low-quality or defective LEDs, thin and fragile PCBs, unreliable controllers, low-power or unsafe power supplies, and weak … Read full review
The reason why your LED strip lights go up when you touch it is because you are creating a static charge that affects the voltage of the LEDs. This can cause them to light up brighter, dimmer, or change colors depending on the polarity and intensity of the charge. In this … Read full review
The most common reason for LED strip lights to lose their brightness is voltage drop. Voltage drop occurs when the electrical current along the strip becomes weaker as it travels farther from the power source. This can result in dimming, flickering, or uneven lighting along the strip. To prevent voltage drop, … Read full review
The answer is yes, LED strip lights are cheaper to run than other types of lighting, such as incandescent, fluorescent, or halogen bulbs. LED strip lights use less energy, last longer, and produce less heat than conventional lighting sources. In this article, we will explain how LED strip lights work, how much … Read full review
Yes, an LED strip can burn out if it is not properly installed, maintained, or used. LED strips are flexible, versatile, and energy-efficient lighting solutions that can be used for various purposes. However, they also have some limitations and risks that need to be considered before using them. In this article, we … Read full review