TV Guides for LED Strips - Philips Hue Gradient (works with others and Monitors)
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I refused to pay over £50 extra for RGB channels for my Philips Hue Gradient strips, so I decided to make my own.
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Have you ever had an issue with RGB strips falling off the back of your TV? Well, so have I. I was also very unhappy with how it bounced off the back of the wall and the lack of even glow around the TV.
So, rather than spend an extra boatload of money on upgrading my Philips Hue Gradient strip to their TV version of the strip. I designed some mounts when used in tandem creates an even glow around your TV.
They are super quick to print and with a bit of VHB tape on the back, they won't be moving from your TV.
Contents provided are
- 45-degree left corner piece
- a 45-degree right corner piece
- a straight channel
They are designed around the Philips Hue Gradient Strip, but you could easily resize them in your slicer to fit any larger LED strips.
If you like what you see, why not buy me a coffee?
Pictures shown for example are attached to a 43" TV using a 1 x 2M Gradient strip.
If you do print off this design and use it, I'd love for you to share them so I can see what it is like in different setups.