Under camper accent lighting

[CDONA]

^^ Those are way brighter than mine, I set mine up to fire crossways, not straight down, to get a more subdued even glow. You are using a strip of lights, not a block of three about 1" 1/2 long? I can't take a pix, the glow too low to catch without a tripod or overkill flash.
Where I'm at now, the street light across from me washes out the glow, hardly visible.

[The Colonel]

Two sets of led strips, 48 and 36. I just stuck them on to see how it would look. May try tilting, not sure. With this set, however I can change the brightness.

[The Colonel]

Installed lights underneath AS today, a lot of work. Routed cabling and brought the four cables in thru the forward right storage compartment, but inside the fake wall. Tomorrow I'll install an outlet there and provide power to system.

[The Colonel]

Finished power install today. Ran 12V wiring from CB panel using empty slot to inside forward right storage compartment. I mounted a switch and an indicator led light to false wall and stowed control box and wiring behind wall.

[billymyers56]

Installed today.

[The Colonel]

Nice job

[wulfraat]

mmmmmmmm........ I think I just found my next project.

billymyers56 - where did you source your lights? Looks like you can change colors on them, which is appealing.

[billymyers56]

https://www.superbrightleds.com

[Mike1997]

These are impressive lights. However, I chose to do it the cheap easy way. Got two 20' stands of rope lights from Big Lot on sale after Christmas. Once set up in a campsite for more than a few nights I put them along the wheel base and around the patio. Both are hooked to a photo light sensor so they operate automatically. They seem to hold up well in rain and water in South Florida rain storms. Cost was about $30 for everything. Simply role it up when I am ready to leave.

Not only does it provide indirect lights, but its very easy to find at night. The reflection on the lower storage bays and chrome wheels gives it an effect of floating....or at least that's what my neighbors say

[wulfraat]

Originally Posted by billymyers56

https://www.superbrightleds.com

Thanks. Did you go for the dual 20' runs?

Also - did you simply stick the lights to the underside of the belly pan?

[billymyers56]

There are three 16' stings of lights. Yes they are stuck to the belly pan.

[nhaas]

Originally Posted by billymyers56

There are three 16' stings of lights. Yes they are stuck to the belly pan.

Did you just use the factory tape?

[jamieb1086]

Attached are photos of the Boogey lights I had installed last summer. You can have these put on your rock guards as well. It has an app as well as a small remote. Many colors (purple, white, green red, blue) and you can leave them on steady, or have them run through all kinds of programmed displays.
Just don't leave them on at night!

[jamieb1086]

Also, these lights were installed with tape. No drilling.

[B4WEDI]

Originally Posted by jamieb1086

Attached are photos of the Boogey lights I had installed last summer. You can have these put on your rock guards as well. It has an app as well as a small remote. Many colors (purple, white, green red, blue) and you can leave them on steady, or have them run through all kinds of programmed displays.
Just don't leave them on at night!

Hi Jamie ! Boogey lights look like the way to go if your willing to spend the extra coin.

It looks like pretty even light without the hot spots. Yours came out great !


I got in touch with a guy named Brian Butler @ Boogey.

Very helpful guy. Their customer service alone has me leaning in their direction. There are many options to consider !


Did you purchase one or more of their "kits" to put yours all together ?

[jamieb1086]

I think my installer ordered a basic kit and then necessary extensions to finish the job. I’m very happy with it!

[B4WEDI]

Originally Posted by jamieb1086

I think my installer ordered a basic kit and then necessary extensions to finish the job. I’m very happy with it!

Thanks !