Suggestions for lighting

[Turtletom100]

Hi firstly I hope this is the right place.

Now onto my question I currently have a shelve (nothing fancy just contiboard) where I would like to get lighting beneath it but not too bright as it is right above where my sofas are (I will get a photo uploaded tommorow).

The shelf is about 6 metres long and has 9 L brackets holding it up.

I was looking at running a strip of smd lights on the bottom but feel that is a bit bright so have being looking at buying some warm white leds and put a bulb behind each off the brackets in the corner where they bend round again I will get a photo but want any ideas. And if led can they be connected to a plug with a 3a fuse in it?

 

[foxhole]

This stuff is easy to use , simply connects to a 12vlolt transformer plug.
http://www.lightingever.co.uk/12v-l...6cuYs8l29XWeFB6kboGT-pWnrZhqNnTHCdxoCFN3w_wcB

 

[Turtletom100]

This stuff is easy to use , simply connects to a 12vlolt transformer plug.
http://www.lightingever.co.uk/12v-l...9XWeFB6kboGT-pWnrZhqNnTHCdxoCFN3w_wcB[/QUOTE]

Yes that is the smd strips only issue I see with this is fitting it into the nook of the brackets. I just seen that these are 24w now that does surprise me being smd.

 

[scbk]

You might pick up some cheap (white) christmas lights at this time of year

 

[481]

Beware - even "warm" LED lights can be as cold as a Vladivostock fish canning plant on the nightshift.

Traditional incandescent picture lights - or warm fluorescent tubes - hidden behind a vertical wooden strip would be much cosier.