World's Brightest LED Light Strips; Quad LED Tape Light

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[@georgewills-ek1gg]

i like how you installed the driver in the same footprint as the old ballast. i have a fluorescent fixture that has LED's installed. was to glarey and bright so i reinstalled the old fluorescent tubes over the LEDs as a sort of diffuser.

[@trentblender3318]

can’t wait to put this on my honda

[@newvoyeur]

Will have roughly 15-20% IR loses on resistors using this method. Means bigger (costier) power supply AND little power usage saving compared to Fl lamp. Hope the adhesive is strong and durable to the heat from LEDs.

[@guily6669]

Cameras, action... gamma, exposure setup and KABOOM you have the brightest leds... doing this I can have my own sun in my room with lot of exposure everything glows bright.

[@failingsentulfailingsentul2311]

i like what you are saying. good.

[@brianmason3941]

Nice thing about LED lights is you can have a house off the grid and light with 9-32 volts DC without transformers and ballasts, etc. Solar cells charging a big-ass battery

[@neerajain98]

Nice collection

[@musicinspire1745]

What was the F-stop setting in the camera between the two photos? I suspect they may have been different.

[@davidjames9935]

A MUCH cheaper solution to this would be to buy some of those ceramic lamp holders and mount maybe 12 of them inside that fixture. Wire them all in parallel. Buy 12 cheap 60W equivalent LEDs lamps like from WalMart or a dollar store or your local hardware store that has them on sale for $2 each or less. If each lamp is at least 800 lumens (some are 850+), you will get close to 10,000 lumens and they will already be diffused by design so will light up a large area, not highly directional. If you want to be "slick" you can even mount a pair of fans in that fixture, one sucking "cool" air in and the other exhausting "warm" air out. Seems like a fun project to me. Total cost for parts is estimated to be $3 each for the bases ($36 total) + some wiring (can probably just use the old wiring from the other lamp), and optionally 2 fans (cheap). Somewhere between $40 and $50 total maybe and a fun DIY project. If each lamp takes about 8.5 actual watts, 12 of them would be 100 watts total.

[@samiches2008]

And where exactly do you purchase LEDs made in the USA?!?!?! They are all made in China/Philipines/Malaysia/etc...AND...I have a shop completely lit by 60W equivalent LED bulbs all purchased at Dollar Tree. It was the cheapest lumen per dollar option I could find and they have been working for over a year without issue.

[@davidjames9935]

***** The bulbs don't usually fail, the lamps do. The bulb of a regular incandescent lamp is the round curvy outer part that helps protect the delicate filament. The entire contraption is referred to as a lamp.

[@tipstricksss1453]

I want to cover my entire ceiling in these so I can have a few house plants.

[@Dylhanshumiliation]

same

[@soundsofnature5215]

Before: Broken, After: Fixed. Nice comparison.

[@iamdarkyoshi]

Nice choice of power supply.

[@louisbarbisan8471]

Question: Can the LED light change color like blue, white, red, yellow and green without adding shades?

[@ivyzhang1306]

smd 2835 led color tolerance < 3SDCM is come out and very popular, and CCT: 2600-2800k, 3000-3200k, 4000-4300k, 6000-6500k more choices

[@Callencampbell8883]

Are they all 24v? I'd love to use these for my rig. under the hood or under chassis for great visibility while out on the trail.

[@indigodragon7129]

Do they make them in the infrared light spectrum range to use with night vision cameras for home security systems?

[@captainheinie6355]

You made that look easy.

[@ZombieToad]

the led lights even made the corridor more bright even though they didnt change all the lights

[@drkastenbrot]

Magic!

[@DiraNightcore]

+Brandon Connell (ZombieToad) Idiots upped the exposure on the footage.

[@MrDoboz]

+Ame Nightcore do you know what sarcasm is?

[@jaseastroboy9240]

MrDoboz, i believe Nightcore was referring to the video creators as idiots not ZombieToad.

[@SyncMan172]

Agreed, deception all the way that!

[@statikhouse_kikz606authent5]

Do these come in UV blacklight???

[@IzuGo319]

Can someone please tell me what app you need to control the lights

[@SavageSmithy]

Quite a lot of trickery in this video, one of the FL tubes wasnt even working and LED strip like this doesnt produce nice soft light directly like the FL tubes do. A bare led strip is extremely directional over that distance producing a very hard light so further diffusion is needed to make it useable. also just incase anyone is interested this strip is $55 for 5 meters from the manufacturer found on aliexpress by searching "quad led strip" and runs at about 33.6W/m

[@TanjoGalbi]

+SavageSmithy I'm just being a devil's advocate here but most florescent tubes are contained behind a defusing casing ;)

[@bustex1]

+SavageSmithy I see both tubes working??

[@brianmason3941]

Yeah, I think Smithy was right. What looks like both lights working is more like one tube seems lit up by the one beside it. At very least, was working at a lower capacity.

[@KabukeeJo]

Need outdoor version of this Quad LED strip.

[@michaelmeisman4731]

Seems like a really good product. Now just make it RGB or better yet addressable RGB. But one knock. I think it is a little disingenuous to have one of the original fluorescent bulbs be not working for your before image. There are so many things better with LED usage that trying to be a little underhanded really makes the rest look questionable. All that said I still believe that this is a proper replacement and I will be buying some if the cost is right. One question how many strips or feet / meters with that gigantic power supply run?

[@j.c187]

Is their a corner connection for these.

[@gionatantoldo5391]

The World brightest strip led with smd 3528 at 2015?? Maybe at 2010..

[@johnstancliff7328]

I don't know about leaving the original fixture up.... I'd want to change that too!

[@andrewdaley3081]

Could of resprayed it. 🇬🇧👍

[@MrDclineme]

$190.00 plus 24v power supply cost for a Mickey Mouse thrown together shop light!!! that's some funny shit right there!

[@shivamgaming707]

Shivam

[@bdragonseven]

They pull a 10th of the power and have a lifespan of 50k-100k hours. Obviously there's a break even point especially between led and florescent lighting. Ballasts and bulbs for florescent fixtures aren't cheap either.

[@falsedragon33]

190 for some strips? 24 supply is 10ish bucks. Or just make one for a few bucks. Pwm control is better. Remote connection is better. The light spectrum is better. The energy link budget is better. Too many things to list.

[@Bhatt_Hole]

Or, just go to any hardware store and buy an LED florescent-type fixture, for a WHOLE lot less than this system.

[@andrewdaley3081]

@@bdragonseven blus the cost of starters. 🇬🇧👍

[@danthor45]

damn the hallway got lighter to... i love the power of that strip + some photoshop

[@AtlantaTerry]

What is the CRI?

[@crazyman310]

Where do I buy them ?

[@Deltro61]

It's unfortunate this company created a video that is actually to their detriment. If you look at the specs of the 3528 LED lights, they are actually quite impressive. They also have an extremely high color rendition index (CRI) and consume something like 13 W a foot, so they do not look like a gimmick to me. As a photographer looking for super high output lights I was intrigued by these lights. Marketing these as replacement for standard eight-foot shop lights is crazy though. There are far cheaper alternatives. The closest thing I could find was on Amazon was about $100 for 16.4 feet. The reviews seem to indicate the manufacturer is a bit optimistic on the rating though. If these lights actually produce the output they say, then the price is justified. You are talking about 2400 LED's here. Again, the video is promoting these as replacements for shop lights, which is nuts. They should be pushing them towards high-end applications like photography.

[@alexisaguirrevideos]

Nice 👍 I’ll keep that in mind

[@nathanbirnofficial]

If I see a very old fluorescent light fixture like that I would just upgrade

[@roblewis3603]

Really stuck between regular 5050 RGB IP67 for the outdoor deck, or running instead the IC6803 Dream Chaser strips instead. Any comments would be helpful please. I was worried about the brightness as the Dream Chasers have half the leds.

[@pen25]

189 dollars for a 5 meter strip. new ballast new led bulbs are way cheaper and the maintenance person can do this upgrade in an hour.

[@chadbeverly4926]

Anything in rgb ?

[@drz400sfinster4]

Just take 2 led pipes for ~10$ its cheap and much easyer and have a pretty bright light

[@Pitdawg2007]

$189 for 38 inches?!!! No thank you!

[@geometric5103]

+Pitdawg2007 Actually it's $189 for five meters (196 inches)

[@TheNiki97]

+Geo Metric That is still alot of money :D

[@ledfed1912]

+TheNiki97 Yeah high cri leds are very expensive indeed. sadly :(

[@falsedragon33]

You can get 3w luxions for a buck each. Or a 12w lux that puts out 1100 lumens for 7 bucks. Electronics are the biggest scam there is. You can buy an led driver for 50 bucks, or you can make a good one for 5 bucks.

[@thefishylife6823]

Hey do you have any recommendations for good Aquarium plant LEDs? Needs to be at least 6500k??

[@BondanHeru]

Full spectrum led

[@jackkumar8433]

hi where i can get in india or saudi

[@rubiluminare]

You should of realized that these are not in the middle of the room. To maximize the Led move them and see the diffeance.

[@frontlinecheck]

Where can we get it ?

[@mahendraagarwal3373]

Instead can use LED tube batten also , simpler to install and inexpensive

[@yessiuk]

Looks like one of the fluorescent bulbs wasn't working anyway!

[@bigjohnsona2]

Simon Watts Agreed. that room was way to dark with a double tube lamp. A bit of sales Editing there i think lol

[@GrulbGL]

Simon Watts but he uses only 1 led strip...

[@mariner43440]

+BigMinty ™ The transformer he pulled out was fried (note the hole and the goop from overheating), so the fixture wasn&#39;t even at full power. Bad gimic to sell the strip. It&#39;s bright I&#39;m sure and more economical. But little shady in the claim.

[@FlowBaka]

+Kent Coleman I was about to say the same! Though I don't think it would have been working at all.

[@mikekinne939]

Simon Watts o

[@goldenheartOh]

I like LED's, but WHY do people insist on using them w/o a diffusor??? They are point sources of light, (i.e. super-bright at the source,) which are very harsh on the eyes.

[@georgewills-ek1gg]

i have a fluorescent fixture retrofitted with LED's and i had to install the original fluorescent tubes over the led's as a sort of diffusing method, looks much nicer to but that's just me, the guy who puts fake tombstones in the ends of LED weatherpack battens because they look daft without them casting silhouettes at the ends.

[@flcamera]

good stuff thx for sharing

[@ChannelMDiscovery]

You can use these on Runways.

[@asgharch.2864]

Very nice light look led tape light contact

[@nrdesign1991]

Not once did you mention to measure if power is really gone

[@daily_electrics]

as the simple, as the best))

[@user-et1rg6wj2m]

Light name what

[@DeArmeStudent]

First of all, replacing FL tubes with led lights is a waist of money because it will not save you a lot of money on power, because FL tubes are far more powerefficient than normal light bulbs bulb 💡already. Secondly, here only 1 FL tube had to be replaced and 189 dollars for replacing 1 FL tube is another waist of money... I'm a huge fan of led lights if it is used properly!

[@JasperJanssen]

Well, these were two giant-ass fluoro tubes (8 foot is twice the size of normal 36/40W TL in consumer applications) and the fixture was already dead (hence why only one tube lit). Look at the state of that ballast, it was a fire risk at best as well as barely functional. It might well be a little bit cheaper now to replace the fixture with another 144W fluoro light like the one that was there... But maintenance on the led one should be less. Even at minimum wage that adds up in the first world (and electricians don't make mere minimum wage).

[@Pertamax7-HD]

nice led sir

[@eastcoastsailingcenter7768]

what is the cri?

[@nadeem5476]

how many Watts it takes??

[@tomgray7049]

How much please?

[@superkid3849]

show the price also

[@Doazic]

Probably sell Penta LED Tape by the end of the year.

[@kodiak1010]

Looks like im never buying anything from this BS company. Nice exposure tricks.......

[@SuperCartoonist]

Yeah, I can understand that cameras suck when it comes to lighting exposure... But you have to take account that LEDs are really bright if look at them in person. I mean... I replace all the incandescent and fluorescent light bulbs with LEDs in my home. You have to see it in person to understand.

[@rajkumarbohara3923]

grjsb13

[@westinthewest]

2:30 shows a before and after comparison. There's an office down the corridor which mysteriously seems to have become brighter too. LEDs are the way forward, yes but they don't transmit light to other rooms like that. LEDs don't do silly things but we humans do.

[@rbtx99]

LED strips transmit most of their light forward. A fluorescent tube will provide substantially better ceiling illumination than a LED strip.

[@Peter_S_]

All the comparison shots for the fluorescent lamps have the closer lamp failed so neither tube is fully lit. I would never buy a used car from these people.

[@mohdrafiq4109]

ware can i by

[@alexthedude]

The before and after pictures with the hallway on the right side are false advertising. The two photos were shot with different camera exposure times or were manipulated in a photo editing program to make the after photo ceiling light appear brighter than the before photo ceiling light does. Just look at the light levels and color balance at the middle and end of the hallways to confirm. SBL, did you really think you would get away with this on the internet?

[@shaikatozkuwait7901]

super

[@udayansengt]

sir i need these please help me what company

[@jennyli4252]

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[@--JohnDoe]

you dont need to keep that old ratty, probably smelly light box. just put the transformer/driver above the drop ceiling in a listed enclosure/ a big enough electrical box, and use a protected sheethed cable for 24v to the led strip - hidden, and stick em on the track of the drop ceiling, or better yet put them in led track and screw that up, that will dissipate the heat better and diffuse the light. Never done this just thinking out loud. The only reason I would keep an old fixture is if it's diffusing the light. 🤔🤔🤔

[@mahnazborji8656]

این برنامه ایرانی نداره ؟

[@rich1051414]

ugh that music. I don't think it can be more annoying. I don't if the music put me in a bad mood or if I was before clicking on this video, but i sure am now xD

[@fueltoblaze1554]

+Richard Smith Not a fan of Ambient house then eh Dick?

[@rich1051414]

Fuel to Blaze Was in a good mood, watched again... and yep, its the music. Its the high pitched beeping... like a knife through my ears. I don't mind ambient house music, its just this specific one. xD

[@mmdillon1]

The before of the before/after pics, featuring the fluorescent bulbs, was clearly altered - most of us know that fluorescent bulbs, especially the long version shown, lights the floor beneath it - the pic was darkened in photoshop to make the fluorescent bulbs seem nearly useless...that’s a turn-off (no pun) for me.

[@Ej2o13]

Nice

[@BusinessPakistan]

nice

[@Kyle-pz7os]

cost more dismantling the old shit than it would cost to just replace..

[@ULledcobstrips]

Cool

[@nathanbirnakamichaeljackso1705]

You could just have the fixture replaced

[@doncline4238]

Boy does this web site give all kinds of info except a simple - how many feet for $189.95 do I get. The specifications say $13.41 per foot, so I'm guessing $189 gets you 14 feet. WOW that is expensive LED lighting. But wait. They say above you get 189 inches which is 15.75 feet. That would cost $211 at $13.41. This is all to confusing for me to buy anything from them.

[@asgharch.2864]

What is the rate of it? How it it be achieved. Plz share contact no.

[@JonathanARae]

Needs commentary

[@voldy3565]

Jesus Christ, this video has 666 dislikes! Someone like, quickly!

[@quatchkopf8958]

White only? No thanks.

[@nathandean1687]

wdf throwing away the wires wdf . that money your throwing away.

[@revmpandora]

+Nathan Dean I know, I said the same thing out loud when I saw that! Good copper scrap!

[@JasperJanssen]

Yes, that'll be a whole dime going in the trash! What a waste.

[@nathandean1687]

Jasper Janssen hey it all adds up there.

[@TheBlackFoxMaster]

Ой клоуны - на первом фото либо фильтр либо яркость при съёмке на минимум выкрутили.

[@chris_1gs796]

I use these lights for my chanel!

[@lliambunter]

I f a man were to touch that w' out a cover on it you'd get an affy shock

[@thzkcon]

👍

[@pauls5745]

sales hype

[@bennynielsen1412]

What FRR said, look at the last before/after picture, even the fixture way in the back in another isle has gotten brighter ;=) Fake as a 3 dollar bill, y'all.

[@lugzpugz9717]

Benny Nielsen agreed 3528 LEDs don't emmit enough lumens to compete with 2x 8ft florescent tubes. should use a 5630 strip instead. I used those to convert my kitchen light

[@cindyneeranjohn8881]

trinidad

[@bhardwajgarhi7043]

Mere pas hai

[@leon9357]

Don't worry, those LEDs will nt be as bright as now. Besides, the LEDs are harmful for our eyes, besides, they are expensive than the flurocent.

[@jitendragavel.jspl.4068]

jitendragavel

[@shawanprasad233]

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