Is the light strip flexible enough to bend into a U shape for mounting? I want the lights on the top and sides of my TV.
185323
Yes. To a point of course. It's bent into a U/horseshoe shape right there in the picture. It's been a while since I got mine and mounted it so I don't remember about where the breaking pion would be but it will bend. How far exactly? I couldn't really say. Good luck.
185324
I agree with the previous answer. The LEDs are on the flat side of the strip, so if you try to bend it, the corner LEDs will shine to the sides rather than to the back. With an appropriate use of tape, that shouldn't present a problem.
185325
I attached my light strip starting on the middle of the back right side of my 55" TV turning it to run across the back of the top to the left back side where I turned down to end it at the USB contact on the TV. Now when I turn on the set the light goes on and when I turn it off the light goes out. The light shines to the back wall on all sides.
185326
Yes. I did just this. I started up one side, bent the tape at the corner, ran across the top, bent again, and down the other side. This results in light shining behind the top and sides of the TV. The tape obviously doesn't adhere in the corners, but that isn't a problem as the rest of the strip is on securely.
185327
That sounds like what I did, and the results were quite satisfactory. I started near the USB port on the back, went up one side of the back several inches from the edge, made a right-angle turn, then across the back near the top, another right angle, and down near the other edge. The tape does not do a "flat" bend very well, so in my case, about 2 inches of the tape did not stay stuck to the TV case. I planned for the bends to be between 2 LEDs, so now those two LEDs shine more outward than backward. The resulting dispersion of the light works fine for me.
1016294
No, neck is not flexible. You can only position it upside or downside. I returned it because a regular light bulb is better than it's LEDS lights.
112317
Yes,tbe Peterson V947 lights are very light weight,so sheet metal screws will work just fine for mounting.
1740507
Not unless you want it to hang sideways. There's no flexibility in the mount but you may be able to purchase a triangle wedge to mount in-between if your electrical connection is directly at the top/center, where the two ceiling surfaces meet. Sideways, your crystals would hang to one side or lay on the light's frame. Sorry.
1031218
I think you could bend it to fit but I'm not sure! I am using it on a smaller bulb.
1620561
The arms will bend. However, not sure precisely how much. Get Tons Of Compliments On This lamp. Probably worth a try in my opinion.
1334957
Yes. Bend it in any direction. Don't cut it-- it won't work. It's a fairly sophisticated wiring setup, with a computer controlled brain at the end and a remote with 30+ buttons.
641538
Yes and no. The light strips when cut in its proper segments have a small smooth section where a connector could slide over. The other option is to take a small pin where the smooth connection and push out the small indented hole and use a soldering iron and your own wire and connect them that way.
2079838
Hi - we just taped the strip of lights right onto the back of the TV so I don't think it will matter as long as you can reach back there to stick it on. Good luck! We love the lights.
1259410
I doubt that it is flexible enough for what you want to do. It has a spiral wire molded into its fairly thick sidewall.
189687
Yes it should, now I will tell you that if the back of you flatscreen is flat and not rounded the better it will work. The mount comes with spacers for screens that are curved on the back but it just makes me nervous. My TV is a 55in plasma and it has handled the weight of it really well, your LED should be fine. Just make sure when securing the mount to the wall to get it into studs.
391808
They will work with many other light bars, as well. Rigids use a simple stud on each end, as do most others.
541335
They can bend, but only ever so slightly. I had a bulb break when I tried to force the prongs into a slightly off-center slot.
1987920
Yes it is very flexible. I am able to bend it into a horse shoe shape and the grabber and light work perfectly.
2266130
I would not recommend it due to the board and LED running in the tube. It would have to be a very slight curve. Depending on what your tring to accomplish, there are a lot of flexible LED ribbon products out there.
890583
Our LED strips are very flexible. They can make a 90 degree turn going up or down, however the strips can not make a 90 degree turn left or right. For that we recommend cutting your strips and using our Any Angle Connectors to make your turn. Any Angle Connectors: http://www.amazon.com/HitLights-Connector-Conductor-SMD3528-Lights/dp/B0062RBR84/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1359733418&sr=8-1&keywords=hitlights
326968
If you do the light will be mounted sideways, but should still work but you won't be able to adjust it up and down.