Desktop Viewing Station for Prints

I am looking for a desktop viewing station and would like to get one that uses your lights. Can you tell me which manufacturers make such products using your lights?

Unfortunately, we are unable to disclose our partnership details.

That being said, we are happy to confirm that our lamps can be used within viewing booths, so long as they are compatible.

I will have a bit of calculation and juggling to get the right distances for the light strips from the print position. Do you happen to have a reference to some guidelines for this calculation? I would build one for a viewing area of 27" x 13". Do you have a diagram for the diffusion pattern for the diffuser that is on the channels?

Are your power supplies quiet? I installed over 30 feet of strip that could be dimmed and color temp changed in a large room. Sadly, the power supply had a rather noisy fan. 

Unfortunately, we do not have any calculations or references that would be applicable for the installation described.

Further, we unfortunately do not have any diagrams related to the diffusion patterns of our aluminum channels. However, we can confirm that the use of the diffusors does assist in reducing uneven illumination and hotspots created by the LED strip light segments.

Further information regarding the aluminum channels can be found at the link below, which may prove to be useful.

https://www.waveformlighting.com/home-residential/aluminum-channels-for-led-strip-lights-are-they-worth-it-an-in-depth-look

Personally haven't noticed any noise being emitted by the DC Power Supply units while connected to a reel of the LED strip lights. It is possible that the previously used power supply may have utilized a CPU-style fan, which is not a feature of our DC Power Supply products.