LED light strip project suggestions

[Darren654]

Hi everyone,

I'm after some advice/suggestions/confirmation please.
Looking to install some separate runs of LED strip lights as shown below. Thinking I can split it 3 ways to cover the 5 areas, however, with little experience towards this and going off google I haven’t had many clear answers so thought I’d ask here. Does the attached plan look plausible, is there a more efficient way to do it?

thanks in advance!
Darren

 

[Mike Johnson]

Have a look at this: Trim Lighting - Tile Trim - https://lilleytileandstone.co.uk/tile-trim/trim-lighting.html will post a pic later of my shower surround, found it.

 

[DPG]

Have a look at this: Trim Lighting - Tile Trim - https://lilleytileandstone.co.uk/tile-trim/trim-lighting.html will post a pic later of my shower surround, found it.View attachment 64748

They're the exact same shower controls as I used in my shower room.

 

[Mike Johnson]

Great minds and all that, but did you do this for the body spays? All tested to 10 bar before installation, did wonder at the time if it was worth it, but they all have the same pressure.?

 

[DPG]

Great minds and all that, but did you do this for the body spays?View attachment 64749

No I have to get the missus to hose me down in the garden unfortunately ?

 

[Lucien Nunes]

Two rings from one OCPD do not a figure-8 circuit make.

Re the OP's LEDs, instead of daisy-chaining each upper lengths from the end of one below it I would feed both from the cable coming up the wall. Nothing gained by passing the current through one strip and back again.

 

[Alvin Chan]

Hi everyone,

I'm after some advice/suggestions/confirmation please.
Looking to install some separate runs of LED strip lights as shown below. Thinking I can split it 3 ways to cover the 5 areas, however, with little experience towards this and going off google I haven’t had many clear answers so thought I’d ask here. Does the attached plan look plausible, is there a more efficient way to do it?

thanks in advance!
Darren

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We think you should calculate the total length,normally led strip with 5Meters per roll,if over 5 meters ,the led strip will with voltage drop.
You know constant current led strip? it can be 10M 20M 30M per roll without voltage drop,just one side with power supply will be ok and no need transformer.
It is design for your home ? If yes,you should use the linear light will be better.

From hmjled company ,Alvin

 

[linearlumiled]

Hi everyone,

I'm after some advice/suggestions/confirmation please.
Looking to install some separate runs of LED strip lights as shown below. Thinking I can split it 3 ways to cover the 5 areas, however, with little experience towards this and going off google I haven’t had many clear answers so thought I’d ask here. Does the attached plan look plausible, is there a more efficient way to do it?

thanks in advance!
Darren

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For such projects, you should find the right strip light to make your job easier. There is a kind of DC24V LED strip which has no voltage drop within 15meter. If you could find the right one, definitely will make your work much more easier.

 

[telectrix]

Great minds and all that, but did you do this for the body spays? All tested to 10 bar before installation, did wonder at the time if it was worth it, but they all have the same pressure.?View attachment 64749

what a waste of expensive copper. 1 nozzle gets you just as wet as 6. ??

 

[Mike Johnson]

what a waste of expensive copper. 1 nozzle gets you just as wet as 6. ??

But only if you run around.

 

[linearlumiled]

what a waste of expensive copper. 1 nozzle gets you just as wet as 6. ??

I do agree

 

[Mike Johnson]

There speaks two people who have never used a correctly plumbed multi jet shower.?