I'm receiving this for Christmas .Vrabocry 5V USB LED Strip 4.9ft 320LEDs/M Green LED Strip Lights 520NM COB LED Strip Lights. Is there an EASY COMPACT way to dim it? Looking at a couple options below. Any suggestions for equipment, or thoughts on better ways? I was hoping for a dongle sized thing, with 5-10 step dimming, or a small rotary switch.
This looks exactly like what I want. Details mention PWM, not my preference but what I expected. Much better detailed specs.
This looks good too. But fans, etc? I don't know how this does the dimming.
I assume an LED strip, can only be dimmed well, by PWM or amperage reduction?
TLDR
I deal with migraines, and vestibular migraine to a lesser extent. They're peer reviewed studies that show 520nm green light [LED lights were used in the study] are effective in reducing severity and frequency. In my off grid living, 40 hours away from home working, I have been looking at The Allay Lamp you can see SCIENCE there. My neurologist is the one that started me down this trail. I have a few off brand~~ 520 nm migraine LED bulbs ~~ that I've been using in 110-120 Edison socket lamps. They make a difference. AC power at home isn't always available, so I'm trying some alternatives 🙂
Again thanks for any help,
This looks exactly like what I want. Details mention PWM, not my preference but what I expected. Much better detailed specs.
This looks good too. But fans, etc? I don't know how this does the dimming.
I assume an LED strip, can only be dimmed well, by PWM or amperage reduction?
TLDR
I deal with migraines, and vestibular migraine to a lesser extent. They're peer reviewed studies that show 520nm green light [LED lights were used in the study] are effective in reducing severity and frequency. In my off grid living, 40 hours away from home working, I have been looking at The Allay Lamp you can see SCIENCE there. My neurologist is the one that started me down this trail. I have a few off brand~~ 520 nm migraine LED bulbs ~~ that I've been using in 110-120 Edison socket lamps. They make a difference. AC power at home isn't always available, so I'm trying some alternatives 🙂
Again thanks for any help,
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