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We sell a wide range of profiles, including surface mounted and tile-in profiles. You might find surface mounted profiles work best with PVC surfaces, or if you need to lights to be recessed then you could install profile between tiles.

Hi, this product has cut points every 41.7mm. We don't recommend cutting outside of the cut points as this will most likely eliminate all the LEDs within that section.

I was thinking that 2 I want 4 led stripes on one button

Also can anyone advise what type of profile is needed for a bend on a wall and if the led is being placed on a pic rail does it need a profile

@@shaidulhussain1745 Hi there, we might need a little more information to assist you. Please email enquiries@ultraleds.co.uk and a member of our sales team will get back to you.

Yes, you can use one remote for multiple receivers :)

@@ultraleds6942 hi thanks for getting back to me. Can they be synced so that the one remote controls the two controllers at once? As opposed to having to press the number buttons to select each? Like can two controllers be assigned to number 1 for instance?

@@rodgerq Yes, multiple controllers can be paired to a single remote control and operated on a single zone, or paired using multiple zones for individually controlled areas.

@@ultraleds6942 Excellent, thanks for that.

These generally will come in led light fixtures. This will go in the oval or square that is mounted to the ceiling . It’s a pretty tight fit but the more powerful the fixture the more space they’ll leave for it.

@@trillium_music I'm planning on building my own fixture, it's basically an led strip. It's going in a conservatory so the plan is to have the transformer in an enclosure on the wall, then have a length of 24V line to the strip, but I have no idea if this is legit or not.

I’m not electrician But to my the best of my understanding as long as they are in a junction box and connected in there you should be fine. Here is channel that can help you research LEDs Chris Maher on RUclips has a lot of videos that I feel would be helpful for your project.. There is a video by a Channel called fix this build that and the title is: Watch this before buying LEDs 1.2M views · 7 months ago...more Fix This Build That He breaks down all different types of LEDs as different use cases.definitely worth the watch @@chanman3388

I left a reply just now with some info and some channels that will help your project, if you don’t see them by tomorrow let me know and I’ll reply again with it.

My mate installed one in a underwater pond and wondered why it wasn't lighting up.I told him to play the rust in peace album near the Pond and it might cure the issue.I had no idea he took it seriously because he invited me over and I tripped and fell into a goldfish pond on the way to his shed while loudly hearing five magics playing.I always wondered if it was karma.

That would depend on type of led strip you go for and how much watts per metere it consumes since each have different power rating

@@MHALI-qv9yc OK Cool.

We are the manufacturer of LED drivers,may i have your email number?

Are you sure the output is 72-144V 260A??? So the wattage will be 18720W. It seems there is something wrong.