12V LED Light Bar Waterproof, 12V LED Light Strip 54 LEDs 7000K White Color Enclosed Trailer Interior DIY Cabinet LED Light Strip for Car,Trailer,Motorhome,Van,RV,Truck Bed Lights(4 Pack)

I wired these up on my trailer for night loading/unloading and they work great. Very bright! I have one in my toolbox and the other three spread out around the trailer and lights up very well where I need it.

Durable and easy to mount. The adhesive sticks well, the lights are very bright. It’s a good idea to solder and heat shrink. Nice product and priced good.

Used 2 of the 4 to put light into the bed of my pickup truck. Gives a perfect amount of light now.

These baby light bars are nice , they put out clean bright light. I could see them being waterproof as long as they're not just bathing in water all the time. This was the second try I did for inside the trick bed under the rails, and although they are alot nicer than my first try which was the little sections of light with the 2 or 3 in a section then some wire then 2 more in a section. I thought those were a joke for applying light to a working man's truck bed. So I've been doing some thinking and I've always thought that strip lights wouldn't work for that too well but I think I'm wrong. I stumbled across some waterproof strips that are 5ft long (60") and they come with 2 or 3 strips from nighlight for a good deal. So the full strips should put out the most light you can get for under bed rails since that's what I would like to have is enough light that looks daylight at dark times. Because I know for a fact that this guy will be in and out of his truck bed at any times of the day including in the dark. I'm also wanting to get a Decked drawer system for the bed too but will have to save all my pennies until I'm 80 and won't be able to pull the drawer open. A manly wish couldn't cause no harm. But I'd say these lights would be better for box trailers and such and they are worth they're price

Used them in my ice fishing shack. Ran some wire and connected with Wago connectors. 3 run off a 20v Dewalt 5ah battery for about 5 hours.

Not as bright as I expected but ok. The mounting hole on the electrical connection end is right under the wire and a screw can’t be put in without slightly damaging the wire.

Installed these light bars inside my truck topper for some additional light. They work great. I used some hot melt glue to attach them to the fiberglass.

Great lights and very bright, But some of the led's burn out within the first hour of use. The double sided tape doesn't withstand the heat so you are better off using the screws. Unfortunately a silicone adhesive was used to secure the lights into the aluminum rail and they melt when the light gets hot and create a mess if you touch the strip.