Accent Lighting For Shower Niche With 12V LED Strip Lights

In this video I share how I Install accent lighting in the master bathroom shower using IP67 rated 12v LED lighting.
Items used in the video:
12v LED strip lights - www.amazon.com...
12v power supply - www.amazon.com...

[@brandons673]

Thanks man for actually giving the part list as well! Great video

[@richofalltrades1]

Glad I could help.

[@zatridevyatzemel]

I would always make sure to have it wired to a GFCI protected circuit.
Low-voltage power supplies are not all made the same way, and may create a false sense of safety.
Many switched-mode ones (like phone chargers and the laptop ones) are not galvanically decoupled/isolated from the mains, which means they may send line voltage through when they do fail. This may not be a high-risk issue in dry environments but definitely becomes one in a shower stall.
Keep safe, people!

[@richofalltrades1]

Thanks for the thoughtful comment, I just so happen to repurpose my old bathroom receptacle circuit, which was a 15 Amp GFCI circuit for my lighting circuit. I upgraded the bath receptacles to 20 Amps, so the GFCI was available for my lighting in and out of the shower.

[@mochafit42]

Great video. Thanks for part list

[@richofalltrades1]

Thanks for the feedback. Glad it was useful.

[@awesomerpower]

Thanks Rich, do you know if this will work with a dimmer? I want to run the power off the overhead light which will be on a dimmer.

[@richofalltrades1]

Thanks for the question, I would think so, as long as you use a light/ dimmer switch that is rated for led lights.

[@aleemmohammed6404]

Is this a dimmable power supply?

[@richofalltrades1]

Thanks for the question, no this is not specifically dimmable.

[@paulstephens9274]

Want use color changing lights

[@richofalltrades1]

Color changing lights could be fun. I just kept it simple.