KISUFU Manuals & User Guides

KISUFU Lighting Products

KISUFU is a consumer lighting brand focused on providing versatile and energy-efficient LED solutions for home, DIY, and commercial applications. The brand offers a diverse range of lighting products, including flexible COB LED strip lights, high-density neon light bars, vibrant RGB strips, and vintage-style 3V LED flame filaments. Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, KISUFU products cater to home decoration, party lighting, and custom ambient setups.

Whether you are looking for solar-powered outdoor strips, 220V plug-and-play light bars, or low-voltage low-heat components for decorative Edison bulbs, KISUFU emphasizes ease of installation and high luminous efficiency. Their comprehensive user manuals provide essential guidance on product specifications, safe wiring, waterproofing limitations, and proper power management to ensure a long lifespan for your lighting projects.

• How do I cut my KISUFU COB LED strip light?

  You can only cut the strip light at designated intersection points, usually marked with a scissors icon on the strip. For 220V models, this is typically spaced every 50 cm. Cutting anywhere else will damage the circuit.

• Are KISUFU LED strip lights waterproof?

  Many KISUFU strip lights feature an IP65 or IP67 waterproof rating suitable for outdoor use. However, the power cord, controller, and exposed ends are usually not waterproof and must be properly sealed or protected from moisture.

• What power supply is required for KISUFU 3V LED flame filaments?

  These filaments are designed for 3V DC and can be powered via a 3V battery box (two AA/AAA batteries) or a 5V USB connection, provided an appropriate current-limiting resistor (e.g., 20-22 ohm) is connected in series to prevent burnout.

• Why is my KISUFU strip light not turning on?

  First, verify that your power supply voltage matching the strip's rating (e.g., a 12V strip needs a 12V power supply). Additionally, double-check the polarity; a reverse connection (connecting positive to negative) will cause the strip to remain off.