We used these to add lighting under our cabinets in an old Airstream. Things to be aware of: (1) The light is even and is not harsh when the light strip is clearly visible. No irritating separate LEDs to look at. Nice. (2) It is not very bright. We tried these with, and without, a separately purchased dimmer, and the highest setting is not optimal task lighting. It's better than nothing, but even with a regular switch, the lumens are what I consider adequate, not optimal, for food prep. (3) The clips are insufficient. With gravity at work, the tape sags. Should ship with more clips. We are adding double sided tape to hold up the strip more securely and uniformly. (4) This strip works well with a dimmer. Some LEDs designed to work with dimmers are a bit squirrelly. This strip is rock solid. (5) For task lighting, I wish I'd shopped for a dual-temperature light. Many other lights in our trailer have dual temperature LEDs, both warm and daylight. Using the daylight setting, they are more useful as task lights. They appear to emit greater lumens. Even if this is an illusion, it effectively provides better light for tasks. To have the option of daylight for our countertops would have been perfect. But if there's only one temp, I wanted warm. That was more important to me for daily living in the space when traveling. For my home, I would seek out dual temp neon strips. If I find them, may replace the one I've installed.
