JDuncan

I've had good luck with this strip under my kitchen cabinets: http://a.co/d/5AqQGlx I've used wifi controllers like this one: http://a.co/d/fDSkVfN And Z-wave controllers like this one: http://a.co/d/evi01EN All hooked up with Chinesium solderless [90*] connectors and attached with screw-in silicone clamps. Powered with whatever 12V 10A brick was on sale at the time. Been running flawlessly for a little over a year now. Wifi controllers are triggered with network resources; z-Wave can be managed with scenes (the zwave controller links to the ISY as three devices; on/off, dimmer, & RGBW color.) I've found the wifi controllers to be useful for "art" installations (like lighting Christmas decorations) where it makes more sense to trigger with a program. Zwave, IMO, is better for "functional" installations (like under-cab lighting) as scenes are easier to manage and more responsive for "push-button" control with a KPL. YMMV. Here's an early proof of concept test of the zwave controller in my kitchen; KPlinc handling on/off/dim of a warm white the wife doesnt hate; Remotelinc triggering other scenes to change color. Touching KPL resets to warm white.