Albert: give it a try and see. I am sure you will do just fine

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Thanks Waleed. Sadly now I still do not know what type of leds you used? I bought a 1 meter 5050 220V outdoor led stripe color White. I hope that they are identical to your leds. They are at least already safe for AC 220V because they have the correct wall plug attached.

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albert: I may be wrong about the size of the LED strips. I think the diameter of the lamp is 70 Cm. since i have more rounds inside the lamp itself, the LED strips might be a little bit more than that diameter. sorry about the confusion. have a blessed day

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Aqip: yes I did. If I got the 310 volts the LED light would have burnet.

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I measured the circumference of my lamp. It was exact 73,5cm which must be exactly like yours is if the same sort of tube fits inside. If I place the ledstripe inside it like you did I need at least 1 meter of ledstripe. Which doesn't match the 70cm length of stripe you say you used? And most stripes have about 60 leds per meter. And I count 90 leds on your stripe. Very unconfirming?

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Waleed, no way did you get "220V DC" by using 220v AC with a bridge rectifier.

220V AC x 1.41 = 310V DC

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I count 90 leds a 3V each is 270V?

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Sadly a search for that exact length, Wattage, Voltage and specification of lights was futile. Can you please give more information on where you exactly bought yours? Aliexpress found zero matching items.

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Thanks Waleed, good to know!

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Beh: it has been a while since I heard from you. I hope you are doing well. it is worth the time and effort and the outcome is great. give it a try

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