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Question: Can I put the dimmer in the middle of the strip? I have wall switches run for cabinet lights and want to be able to control over/under separately.
Document: I purchased this for the wife's doll cabinet. after drilling  some holes in the shelves I was able to run the lights around the cabinet and it does a great job of lighting them, plus you can control brightness and at no more than 2 amps @ 12volts you aren't using hardly any electricity. I also have a set to lite the stairwell at night as a safety device.
I am remodeling the kitchen and have installed this kit. I used a double row of the LEDs under the upper cabinets. I used a strip of thin plywood to attach the LEDs with their sticky backs. I then attached the plywood strip under cabinets using small wood screws. I cut the 5M strip in half and soldered/heat shrunk two ends. I wired the lights to a wall switch and installed the dimmer under the cabinet. It looks really professional and better than any other installation I have seen.
This is wonderful. I bought it to line my curio cabinet. The cabinet is very old and had regular lights in the top and bottom which got HOT and was a pain to replace. I was so surprised at the brightness and the great dimmer that came with it that I now am going to order two more for the top and bottom of my kitchen cabinets. I am so happy I found this I am trying to think up places to put it. Highly recommend.
There are markers for where you can cut the strip with scissors, and the tape on the back is easily peeled off so the lights can be stuck wherever you need. Make sure to also purchase the connectors if you're looking to cut the strip into multiple pieces, and note that the connectors do open on the ends when you're attaching the strips to them. Note that the connectors aren't very long, but if you want to make them longer a little extra wire and soldering is all you need.
1. Decide where you want your power source. 2. decide where you want to run (and hide) your wires. 3. decide where you want your switch/dimmer. 4. cut strips to length ( they won't go around corners) 5. either solder wire jumpers or buy connectors  to connect the lengths of led's you cut.6. test the string to make sure all the connections are solid. 7. clean under cabinets with degreaser followed by alcohol  8. peel and stick while handling gently.
This kit comes with absolutely everything you need to get the job done. I've used this kit now to put in under cabinet lighting in my entire kitchen and these are bright. The included dimmer is very nice since these are brighter than I originally expected.
ANOTHER CAVEAT:  The included dimmer is only rated 2A so it may not be able to dim 10m regardless of configuration. It does say 12-24V so assuming it can handle a worst case of 2A at 24V it MIGHT handle 3A at 12V.The strip is very bright and has a warm yellow glow which is perfect for in home lighting.
Put in display cabinet. Lights up all 6 shelves top to bottom not just top 2 shelves. Everything in cabinet can be seen! !
The led lights are brighter than I anticipated. The dimmer is great for adjusting the light level. In order to connect spliced sections I just soldered them together using low voltage wire. When ordering make sure of two things. 1.Order from led wholesalers. Received item early and always correct and packed nicely. (I have ordered 4 sets from them). 2. Always check the Ks (ie. 3100k) to ensure it is the type of light you want.
Unless you want a single five-meter strip of LEDs, be prepared to cut it up and to start soldering.But the price is right and the light is pleasant - not too blue.
Answer: yes