Nope. Just the little switch that is part of the cable. So you could either hard wire it directly to your light switch, or as I did, I bought the wireless plug and the switch is wireless. So no wires, and you can easily mount it on the wall either by your other switch or where ever is convenient for you.
Hello there, i bought a stud buddy from amazon just today and it doesnt seem to work, i've spent time scanning like an entire wall, do u have any idea why it does that?
Not sure, maybe your screws are too deep but it’s just a big magnet so it wants to find the screw heads. If you know where your studs are(probably 16” on center), you could run it up the wall in that area. Hopefully that helps!
Hi Jerry, it is the exact same lights. There are 8 of them and you can directly connect them to each other, so you could run as much as all 8 on one circuit, in one row. But you could also do what I did, which was 2 rows of 4. Or have every single one individually separated.
Great review! I have the same lights in my Home Gym, and they have worked great!
Dude I am really please with them. Everytime I walk out there now, all I can think is "man, the lighting is so even". Its great!
Great review. Does it come with the bluetooth light switch?
Nope. Just the little switch that is part of the cable. So you could either hard wire it directly to your light switch, or as I did, I bought the wireless plug and the switch is wireless. So no wires, and you can easily mount it on the wall either by your other switch or where ever is convenient for you.
Have a link for the remote?
Yes sir, check out the description of the video - th-cam.com/video/GDUUxNJXwZM/w-d-xo.html
@@UseWhatchaGot nice thank you
Hello there, i bought a stud buddy from amazon just today and it doesnt seem to work, i've spent time scanning like an entire wall, do u have any idea why it does that?
Not sure, maybe your screws are too deep but it’s just a big magnet so it wants to find the screw heads. If you know where your studs are(probably 16” on center), you could run it up the wall in that area. Hopefully that helps!
The opening picture is of a two-row led fixture. That is not the same light you linked to...
Hi Jerry, it is the exact same lights. There are 8 of them and you can directly connect them to each other, so you could run as much as all 8 on one circuit, in one row. But you could also do what I did, which was 2 rows of 4. Or have every single one individually separated.
Ghetto install 😂
Use whatcha got, man!