Super Strong Flexible LED Strips

All Customer Questions

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Do they come with wires? - by Eric (Houston)

Answer

Yes

Question

Are the blue Beefy strips the same blue as the blue Flexible LED strips? In other words, would they match if you used both for different portions of you car's under glow? - by Emmett (Redondo Beach, CA)

Answer

The Flexible and Beefy strips use different LED's, the colors are close but not exactly the same.

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Can the Beefy Strips take hits, like rocks, and still work good? Does it come with a switch to turn On/Off? - by Eric

Answer

Yes, depending on how large the rock is and the velocity at which it hits. It does not come with a switch, but we sell many styles of on/off switches here: http://www.oznium.com/switches

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When you bend the Beefy LED strip, does it stay at the degree or does it slowly come back straight? - by Jack (Houston)

Answer

It depends, but most of the time it will slowly come back straight.

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Are the Beefy lights flexible AND twistable? - by Eric

Answer

They are somewhat twistable

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if i cut a 6ft in half can i solder wires to the open part for them to work - by Robert (san bernardino)

Answer

We wouldn't suggest cutting the 6ft. Beefy Strip, it wasn't designed to be cut in half.
You might be better off buying 2 x 38 inch Beefy Led Strips.

Question

I have a 30 foot travel trailer and I wanna stand out. I would like to use these out the outside of the trailer and run them as clearance lights in addition to ones on my trailer.
Do you have the color amber? Can they be run 30 feet, with out being broken into smaller runs? - by Kevin (Chico)

Answer

Unfortunately no, we currently do not have an amber color. What we do have is a yellow but I understand that would be illegal.

Question

Which light is brighter the Beefy or the Flexible and better for an atv?

Answer

The Flexible LED Strip is a little brighter. Only you can decide which one is better for you. The Beefy strip is more durable.

Question

what all do i need with the beefy strips to make them work? a transformer? switch? Fuses?

Answer

The beefy strips use a standard two-wire hookup for your vehicle. You need whatever you require to hook them up to a positive and negative source. It will vary by vehicle and method of installation. Please see our message boards for more specific information.

Question

how do u mount them to the underside of your car

Answer

I would use cable ties. There's no right or wrong way to do it. Be creative.

These would work: http://www.oznium.com/mounting-hardware

Question

Would you recommend this LED Strip on an ATV? If not which one? - by Lorenzo (Houston, Texas)

Answer

Sure, We've seen them on ATV's, Snowmobiles, dune buggies, 4-wheeler's, ect...

Question

If I put it on a 4-wheeler will the LED strip break?

Answer

Nope, our Beefy LED Strips are designed to take some abuse.

Question

what is minimum radius? can I wrap a 7/8 inch tube?

Answer

You can wrap a 7/8 inch tube.

Minimum? You mean maximum... The maximum bend radius has not been tested.

The Beefy LED Strips are not nearly as flexible as some of our other Flex strips:
http://www.oznium.com/led-flex-strips
http://www.oznium.com/led-ribbon
http://www.oznium.com/thin-led-strip
http://www.oznium.com/rgb-thin-strip

Question

Would you recommend using LED s for underbody lighting? - by Anonymous

Answer

Yes! Either the beefy strips, or the regular flex strips.

Check it out: http://www.oznium.com/forum/topic13309

Question

how do they handle the heat of an engine bay?

Answer

They handle the heat of an engine bay well.

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Is there any way to hook them up as engine accents?? Or would that risk damaging the LED'S??? And are they bright enough to be used as underglows?

Answer

They work perfect for engine accents! They work perfect under the car.

Question

Can they be cut? Is there any thing else needed for using them for automotive purpose? - by Everardo (Fairfield, CA)

Answer

They can be cut. They are ready to go on 12 volts.

Once they are cut, you can't re-use the cut section. You can only use the section with the power wires coming out.

Question

Do these produce more light / have more of a radius of vision than your original Flex LED strip, or are we buying the ruggedness? - by Kris (New Jersey)

Answer

Flexible LED strips: about 30 degree viewing angle with high mcd
Beefy LED strips: 120 degree viewing angle with low mcd

They both give out about the same amount of light.

mcd = millicandela = a measure of brightness at a certain point