(6) 30cm led light bar kit

Great lights used for conservatory in front of roll down blinds and hidden behind a pelmet.

Great lights, however, you get 6 lights, only 10 sticky pads and 8 screws, someone can't add up.For a perfect permanent fit, you need 12 sticky pads (2 per light), and 12 screws (2 per light), then they would be perfect, and would have got 5 stars.

First Class many thanks

All good but could do with longer joining cables

The media could not be loaded.  I’ve installed these under a desk for some accent lighting. I like the design of the lights. The metal makes them feel expensive. The lights themselves are bright and a nice colour. They’re really easy to set up, just plug and go. The only thing I wish was different was the length of the connectors in between the lights… just seems like quite a lot of cable. Ignoring that, they’re nice lights and would recommend.

The LED strip lights come in a heat-sealed plastic pack that needs to be cut open. It cannot be re-used. The pack contains six 30cm LED lights, a UK 3-pin plug power supply with an inline rocker switch, a pack of adhesive pads and screws and a simple diagram of how to connect the strips.The strips are light in weight. They have an aluminium back that keeps them rigid. There are two screw holes, one at each end of each strip and a 40cm length of flex from each end, each with a push-fit connector. One end is a male connector, the other is a female connector so the strips can be daisy-chained together. It is very easy to connect the strips into a chain.The strips can be mounted with screws or with adhesive pads, both of which are included. The length of the flex from the socket to the inline switch is 180cm and from the switch to the first connector plug is 50cm.The light emitted is a warm white with a single line of fifteen LEDs per strip. The lights turn on or off. There is neither dimming nor colour change option. The lights are bright and adequate for illuminating stairways, a room or cupboard interiors.The lights are easy to fit and to connect but because the flex between the lights is a fixed length, you will likely need to do some cable management to hold any excess cable in place. It is a good set of lights, well made and reasonably priced.

These work well and are good if you want mains powered ones rather than battery or rechargeable.I think you need to consider exactly where you want to put them and if they cables are long enough or too long as there is a lot of cables in between and it can get quite tricky to hide the cables and get the lights where you want them.As others have said, they could do with some more adhesive strips.Personally, I prefer the rechargeable ones that can be stuck under kitchen cupboards and have no wires but as I said, it really depends where you want them as to which work best for you.