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I'm installing crown molding with leds around the ceiling in my bedroom. It's 18x14 (64 feet) so I need a cheaper alternative than hue lightstrips. Anybody got any recommendations for another company that makes decent strips? Preferably 6500K bright white. Pfa
I'm installing crown molding with leds around the ceiling in my bedroom.

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Honestly, I just buy the Amazon stuff that has decent reviews. I've never had any problems with the stuff I've bought.  
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Govee. I have a hue strip light, but after reading up on the Govee I gave them a go. Brilliant lights
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Alexa LED Strip Lights 5 Metre, . .  
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07QCMCVD7
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I use Innr Flex. Good mid-range option and Hue/Zigbee compatible.  
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@pannonia1 works with the Hue hub, Echo plus, or even an £8 zigbee USB stick.  
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Smart home solver in YouTube has a good review on cheaper light strips might check those out as well
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So. When it comes to LED tape you will notice there are RGB, RGBW, & RGBAW. Spectrawhite looks cheap, which is what you get from combining RGB to make white. The tape with the dedicated channels for AW. Amber and white. are the ones you want for architecture. I've done a substantial amount of work with LED tech. Lightguygroup. com
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@thionic T McCann great advice  
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Grab a gledopto zigbee controller, hook that to some 24 volt strip of your choice and a 5A power supply. Others have recommended strip types. These controllers come in a few configurations depending on what kind of strip you want. They’re hue compatible. Note 1 or 2 ssid versions.  
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I've installed a number of systems with this controller / strip combination which are really affordable:  https://www. amazon. com/gp/product/B00KYKEUXO
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B...WSZCS
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If you are running 64 feet, remember to put multiple power feeds.  
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@dispassionate I've noticed drops at 32
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@pannonia1 any luck yet? id like to see h how you did it if possible currently in the process of doing it as well but it's been a journey  
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@pannonia1 nice how many inches from ceiling did you drop out down?  
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Nexlux off of Amazon. Specially because of their adhesive back and customer support. Fyi, these are wifi and won't work with ST if you want something like that but there are a few DIY to do that too. Also, don't forget to power inject for 64 ft
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Hows the process going along?  you get to finish it yet?  
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Philips Hue Compatible DIY Outdoor LED Strip For Under $100  
https://youtu.be/IKCYHNp0tK4
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You did not write anything about color or zigbee!?  
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You did not write anything about color or zigbee
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