Led strip lights

[keith dublin]

Looking for some led strip lights for under cabinets in the kitchen anyone know where to get this sort of stuff or have any info on it

Thanks
Keith

 

[garrethk]

B&Q have a good selection and der plug and play each led has about a 5meter flex on it so der dead handy or if ye want u can get a robus or aurora RGB kit that are colour changing and remote control from any electrical wholesale

 

[keith dublin]

Thanks for that I'll pop to b&q tomorrow

 

[bugeye555]

As above any wholesalers but they can be a bit pricey ,ikea do a good set think you get 4 strips for 60euro

 

[padraic]

cant beat the saving with LED lights..... a fraction of the cost to run... id go to a whole sale supplier like ct electric they have great prices at mo.

i changed all my spot lights to from 50w to 2w LED and nearly the same light... was burning 600w in kitchen and now running 24w...

 

[bugeye555]

Try Kellihers at croke park they will prob give you the best price or send you in the right direction

 

[scoobycolm]

http://www.eurosales.ie/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12&Itemid=27
always a good place price wise for trade electric sales
should have what you are looking for

 

[keith dublin]

Thanks lads some sound advice

 

[Yogi]

These guys do both industrial and domestic sales. Based in Cork, but do postage.

http://www.verdeled.com/products.php

 

[scoobymick]

Got a fright when i saw this thread Keitho thought it may of been for the car

 

[keith dublin]

The Audi look ha ha

 

[DUFFMAN]

sorry keith only seeing this now

on all my travells around the kitchen lights i found either the ikea ones the handiest to fit after the kitchem units fitted or if you pm jackswagon on here he works in a electrical wholesalers, he would sort you out and if you decide to get some before the agm this sunday ill pick them up of james and bring them with me if you want, the ones i got before you can either hard wire them into the lighten circut or plug them in

 

[northdublin]

hi keith, there are loads of varients of this type of lighting currently on the market. since led has become more popular the market has flooded with every lighting company bringing out there own variation, some good some bad. led technology is still in its infancy and is advancing all the time, so no matter what product you go for, there will be a better more energy efficient version on the way.
when ppl say ''the exspensive stuff'' its usally exspensive for a reason. some are ip rated and others are colour changing, with the abillity to have sequences ect ect. the better brands will have a driver, a controler and the ability to extend if needed.