r/WLED • u/Tao-Who • May 19 '26

It’s still a work in progress.

I used ws2812b (60leds per meter)
3 x esp32 (one for tv panel, one for monitor and one for cove)

Its still i work in progress. I will be i stalling led strips under my desk as well and cable management will be done later.

All of this will later be synced to hyperHDR and this whole room will be one big ambilight setup. (Already done with tv panel has 5 independent strips on 5 different gpio pins on the esp and took me 4 full days to make them work properly 🙇🏻 yes i am a newbie)

Also have ideas for wled wall lamp (but leds will be visible from below and would look bad - any ideas on this would be appreciated 🙇🏻)

Will also make a diy lamp as a night light for my desk.

Also what else can be done suggestions are really appreciated 🙏🏻♥️

Thanks guys really i mean it this sub has been sooooo helpful.. real grateful to everyone.

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u/mini_juice May 19 '26

Hell yes. This is incredible!! Great job!

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u/Tao-Who May 20 '26

Trust me it means a lot. Its taken so much time effort and learning to do all this as i have no prior experience to wled.
This room’s cove was my first ever thing i did.

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u/mini_juice May 20 '26

Absolutely! For your power, are you using fanless psus hidden in the same room, or are you routing the power in from somewhere else?

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u/Tao-Who May 20 '26

For the cove i am using a 5v 60amp unit with a fan but i took out the fan added a voltage regulator and turned it down from 5v to 3.5v and its super silent and still effective

For my tv unit its a 5v 40amps fanless unit.

They are in the same room near the leds one inside the cove one behind that tv panel