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Huntsman241
post Nov 17 2023, 03:56 PM

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QUOTE(Watta?? @ Nov 14 2023, 09:17 AM)
yup, living room and dining area, i chose 2835 120LED 24v with the deeper 1cm plaster ceiling aluminium profile as the LEDs are close enough to not show any dark spots, and since this is brighter than COB LED strip, i chose this instead to act/replace Lbox design plaster ceiling
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Hi Watta,

I Halim, also have the same interest as yours for my new house, from L-Box to LED strip. To be honest I do not have any knowledge of this and would like to request your support to advise me on this, especially on the technical aspect of using what type of LED, brand, etc2. Wondering if you have a time to help me?

Thanks in advance!
TSWatta??
post Nov 21 2023, 02:57 PM

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QUOTE(Huntsman241 @ Nov 17 2023, 03:56 PM)
Hi Watta,

I Halim, also have the same interest as yours for my new house, from L-Box to LED strip. To be honest I do not have any knowledge of this and would like to request your support to advise me on this, especially on the technical aspect of using what type of LED, brand, etc2. Wondering if you have a time to help me?

Thanks in advance!
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you can use the plater ceiling type aluminium profile like what shared by mrkang.
I personally used SMD2835 120LED 24v strip, but take note your profile has to be at least 1cm deep, or else you will have dark spots, or you could go with the COB type LED strip but these are slightly dimmer compared to the 2835 120LED 24v.
Just go to those lighting shop to see the LED strip then you would have an idea, tell them 2835 120LED 24v then they will show you.
Also, if you're doing squares like me, it should be a ring connection to the power supply so you would lose brightness towards the end of the strip, you'd get more even brightness
J@son P
post Jan 3 2024, 10:15 PM

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QUOTE(Watta?? @ Nov 21 2023, 02:57 PM)
you can use the plater ceiling type aluminium profile like what shared by mrkang.
I personally used SMD2835 120LED 24v strip, but take note your profile has to be at least 1cm deep, or else you will have dark spots, or you could go with the COB type LED strip but these are slightly dimmer compared to the 2835 120LED 24v.
Just go to those lighting shop to see the LED strip then you would have an idea, tell them 2835 120LED 24v then they will show you.
Also, if you're doing squares like me, it should be a ring connection to the power supply so you would lose brightness towards the end of the strip, you'd get more even brightness
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May I know the total length of your LED strip for the "square" in the photo?

Planning to do the same, but the total length is about 15 Meter, not sure the ring connection method is sufficient to generate even brightness.

TSWatta??
post Jan 4 2024, 08:04 AM

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QUOTE(J@son @ Jan 3 2024, 10:15 PM)
May I know the total length of your LED strip for the "square" in the photo?

Planning to do the same, but the total length is about 15 Meter, not sure the ring connection method is sufficient to generate even brightness.
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mine was about 12 meters, if you're worried about ring connection being insufficient, you can try using 2 power supplies at opposite corners and create L shapes from each corners, thus each power supply is powering 2x 3.75m strips
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post Jan 7 2024, 10:41 AM

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QUOTE(Watta?? @ Nov 10 2023, 03:01 PM)
I'll leave an update here for anyone exploring this in the future.
LED strip used is SMD2835 120LED 24v with plaster ceiling aluminium profile.
The brightness is definitely sufficient, just the LED strip alone is brighter than my dowlight+eyeballs combined.
But please do note that if you want to use this set up, aluminium profile needs to be more than 1cm depth so that you don't get dark spots from the LED strip. Or else, you'd have to go with COB LED Strip which is lower in brightness but won't have any dark spots.

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Hi, can share how much charges to install this square LED strip lighting? Labor + Material
J@son P
post Jan 7 2024, 03:07 PM

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QUOTE(Watta?? @ Jan 4 2024, 08:04 AM)
mine was about 12 meters, if you're worried about ring connection being insufficient, you can try using 2 power supplies at opposite corners and create L shapes from each corners, thus each power supply is powering 2x 3.75m strips
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the problem is my place no plaster ceiling. Planning to use those aluminium profile/casing only, thus no place to hide so many power supply. some more thot of using dimmer also.

Now considering using those AC LED strip light + dimmer.
ery22
post Jan 7 2024, 08:35 PM

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Regarding plaster ceiling, are you guys concern about the long term health issues it poses?

Concerns I heard are the plaster ceiling has small fine particles dropping over time and we breathe the fine particles in everyday.

Not sure whether to install plaster ceiling or not in my new condo...dilemma confused.gif
nastasha1103
post Jan 16 2024, 01:46 PM

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Hi all,

Want ask for this design, is it necessary to have plaster ceiling?

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ckokwei
post Jun 10 2024, 11:22 AM

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since this thread on led stripe vs L box, I would like to know is there possibility whereby don't wan L box plaster ceiling, due to high cost but flat plaster ceiling but with the led stripe to be shine upwards and bounce back to bottom ?
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post Sep 24 2024, 11:51 PM

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Hi. Can share your contractor for plaster ceiling if you’re in Klang Valley? Thank you

ItsJustheOne
post Apr 13 2025, 05:35 PM

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QUOTE(ery22 @ Jan 7 2024, 08:35 PM)
Regarding plaster ceiling, are you guys concern about the long term health issues it poses?

Concerns I heard are the plaster ceiling has small fine particles dropping over time and we breathe the fine particles in everyday.

Not sure whether  to install plaster ceiling or not in my new condo...dilemma  confused.gif
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Really? So in the end, did you install or not?

 

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