Homogeneous light

Is not cheap, but you get very homogeneous light. The assembly was not easy, because I was not quite clear what it brackets are required. Then these braces are still prohibitively expensive. So I just drilled a few holes in the aluminum and mounted directly with countersunk heads on the wall. No topic goes.

One could theoretically even fooled two LED strips, enough for me but a thickness of. Care should be taken only as to obtain a strip with decent brightness. The market is a bit undurchsichtlich, it is best to be informed about the types of LEDs, the number of LEDs per meter and power consumption. Even maximum length, voltage, connection and power supply is an issue. Is definitely more tinkering than traditional lighting. A little idea one needs to have it.

Otherwise you order shall in any case another type of light. With an appropriate length the light is very glare-free and space is "easy light". Take the light source is not as intense exercise, as in classical, point-like lighting.

Conclusion: Would I use it again because it is the new, modern and energy-efficient type of lighting.