Will this hold led strips on a motorcycle?
1021214
I would say no. I thought this product was junk. It certainly wasnt what they said as holding up to 20 lbs.
1021215
Shure iam holding a bulb socket on my bath so led strips will be no problem for this tape
1021216
Dude, this tape is junk...don't buy it, and if you don't listen and still choose to buy it, don't use it on your bike...
1021217
I would imagine that it would. I have used it for several things and it has held well in our summer ����540; of 110 and up! I used it to hold my wireless door bell button on to my wroght iron gate, (the very hot sun shines directly on the gate for several hours as it sets in the West). Then I'v used this tape to hold a very heavy emblem on the trunk for years with out it falling off. I'd give this product an A +!!!!!
75842
You need some male/male 4-pin connectors: http://www.amazon.com/20pcs-Connectors-Strip-Lights-Insert/dp/B008LR35VK
109471
I would say yes. I used it to attach LED fog lights to the bottom of my front bumper. 3 months and holding strong!
1289467
The light strips will easily fit behind a 3/4" recess. I measured mine, and they only stick out 3/8" from the mounted surface.
966805
Personal opinion is I wouldn't us this on a motorcycle, it's a thin plastic box and will most like be visible (not attractive to look at).. It works good and can support Output power: 5V&lt;40W,12V&lt;96W,24V&lt;192W. So you will need to add up how much W your lights will need. If you don't care about Looks or can hid it (which may prevent the wireless part from working haven't tried that) it should handle the load fine, but check the needed output from your lights. You bike is probably not a 12V battery either so that will limit it, as I'm sure you want your bike to start as well. Hope that answers your question
1023143
As long as you do not exceed 12w per channel. Check the wattage on the leds. I would guess that a 5050smd strip would draw about 10w. You'll probably be fine.
1407303
These clips are SMALL, really SMALL....about 1/2" wide. They do support the wires on a string of Christmas Tree type lights, however, they would not bear enough weight to hang much more. I'm sure Command Strips made sizes for what you want to accomplish.....just read concerning the weight restrictions on the description. Good Luck!
1632988
yes, it should work fine,Leds are very low amperage, you might have to use a resister to limit voltage depending on the LED Rating.
247999
I would disagree (about them working). I have 24 volt LEDs and they work on 12 volts so it follows that a 12 volt LED strip would work on 6 volts. It will be dimmer/not as bright. That might be acceptable/might not. With my 24 volt LEDs, I was using them for illuminating a sandblasting cabinet so they were rather dim and inadequate for that application.
91564
I would think so. These are generic, bulb type indicators, not LED, so wattage should agree with stock. I used on 2002 Moto Guzzi to replace LED signals that were put on after market. The only complaint I had with them is that one of the screws that holds the housing together was cross threaded and stripped, so I had to find replacement for this tiny metric machine screw. Other than that, the construction was better than anything plastic and lumination is sufficient. I do think that the louvers are unnecessary and only serve to cut down on visibility of signal but ok.
2035403
You can rather easily solder these together. There are defined split points along the length of the LED strip as well as at the end.
186646
if your amp has a 12v power supply you should be able to wire it into the amps wiring Just be sure to check the amps on the power supply iotherwise you will have to run a separate cord for just the led's but yes the tape on the back of the lights should hold but for long term i suggest screwing it in with mounting brackets * Do Not Screw threw the Light cord*
1510009
Yes, they will connect two LED strips. The distance between the contacts is about 4 mm.
869281
The LED strip only has a molex connector; this requires a power supply inside a computer to power it. You would rewire the strips to be powered by another 5V source, but I would go with a different DIY solution.
75841
you might try http://www.amazon.com/20pcs-Connectors-Strip-Lights-Insert/dp/B008LR35VK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1382838758&sr;=8-1&keywords;=4+pin+led+light+male or if you'd like 10 PCS 4 Pin Male Connector DIY Cable for 3528 5050 SMD RGB LED light Strips
966803
Personal opinion is I wouldn't us this on a motorcycle, it's a thin plastic box and will most like be visible (not attractive to look at).. It works good and can support Output power: 5V<40W,12V<96W,24V<192W. So you will need to add up how much W your lights will need. If you don't care about Looks or can hid it (which may prevent the wireless part from working haven't tried that) it should handle the load fine, but check the needed output from your lights. You bike is probably not a 12V battery either so that will limit it, as I'm sure you want your bike to start as well. Hope that answers your question Personal opinion is I wouldn't us this on a motorcycle, it's a thin plastic box and will most like be visible (not attractive to look at).. It works good and can support Output power: 5V<40W,12V<96W,24V<192W. So you will need to add up how much W your lights will need. If you don't care about Looks or can hid it (which may prevent the wireless part from working haven't tried that) it should handle the load fine, but check the needed output from your lights. You bike is probably not a 12V battery either so that will limit it, as I'm sure you want your bike to start as well. Hope... » Read More Personal opinion is I wouldn't us this on a motorcycle, it's a thin plastic box and will most like be visible (not attractive to look at).. It works good and can support Output power: 5V<40W,12V<96W,24V<192W. So you will need to add up how much W your lights will need. If you don't care about Looks or can hid it (which may prevent the wireless part from working haven't tried that) it should handle the load fine, but check the needed output from your lights. You bike is probably not a 12V battery either so that will limit it, as I'm sure you want your bike to start as well. Hope that answers your question « Show Less
1883924
This led bar is verrrrry cheap. The mounting screws strip very easily. It lights up, at its best, 100feet.