Adhesive Backing
Best for smooth, clean indoor surfaces such as cabinets, shelves and furniture.
Before You Install
A few important checks to ensure a safe and successful installation.
01
Check Voltage
Make sure the LED strip and power supply use the same voltage (12V or 24V).
02
Check Wattage
Choose a power supply with enough capacity for your total strip length.
03
Check Cut Marks
Only cut the LED strip at the marked cutting points.
04
Test Before Mounting
Connect and test the strip before final installation.
05
Clean the Surface
Install on a clean, dry and smooth surface for better adhesion.
Quick Installation Steps
Follow these simple steps to get your LED strip lights working correctly.
Measure
Measure the installation area and confirm the required length.
Cut
Cut the strip only at the marked cutting points.
Connect
Connect the strip to the correct connector, controller or power supply.
Install
Mount the LED strip using adhesive backing, clips or an aluminum channel.
Power On
Turn on the power and check that the installation works correctly.
Find Your Setup
Choose your LED strip type to see the recommended components and connection guide.
Single Color LED Strip Setup
A simple and stable setup for single-color LED strip lighting.
COB LED Strip Setup
A clean, dot-free lighting setup for cabinets, shelves and architectural lighting.
RGB LED Strip Setup
A simple and stable setup for single-color LED strip lighting.
RGBIC LED Strip Setup
A simple and stable setup for single-color LED strip lighting.
Choose Your Installation Method
Choose the mounting method that best fits your project and installation surface.
Adhesive Backing
Best for smooth, clean indoor surfaces such as cabinets, shelves and furniture.
Aluminum Channel
Creates a clean professional finish while improving heat dissipation and light diffusion.
Mounting Clips
Recommended for waterproof strips, outdoor installations and surfaces where adhesive is not suitable.
Neon Profile / Silicone Sleeve
Ideal for LED neon and silicone sleeve installations.
Wiring & Connection Examples
Common connection methods for different LED strip types.
Single Color
AC 110–240V → Power Supply → LED Strip
COB Strip
AC 110–240V → Power Supply → COB LED Strip
RGB Strip
AC → Power Supply → RGB Controller → RGB LED Strip
RGBIC Strip
AC → Power Supply → RGBIC Controller → RGBIC LED Strip
Quick Troubleshooting
Solve common installation issues quickly.
LED Strip Does Not Turn On
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Check that the power supply is connected correctly and matches the strip voltage. Make sure the polarity and all connections are secure.
Part of the Strip Is Dim
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Check for voltage drop, loose connections or insufficient power. For long runs, consider shorter sections or additional power injection.
LED Strip Flickers
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Check the power supply capacity, controller compatibility and all connections. Replace any loose or damaged connectors if needed.
Strip Does Not Stick Well
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Clean and dry the mounting surface before installation. For rough or difficult surfaces, use mounting clips or an aluminum channel.
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