The KMG-3233 product is excellent. The installation process was challenging, but that can be said with any home project one dives into. The unit controller was faulty during the installation process, but after contacting Komigan customer service and a few troubleshooting processes, they deemed it faulty. Shortly after, Komigan sent me a brand new controller, which solved the dilemma with the controller and lighting.

Komigan customer service Jason was understanding, responsive, and professional. Thank you, Jason. Whoever is looking to install LED lighting in their stairwell, yes, it is a bit challenging, but you will be happy in the end.

KOMIGAN KMG-3233 product and their customer service are five-star!

I love everything about this product. It was exactly what I was looking for.

The media could not be loaded. Awesome customer service, great kit!
Before buying this kit, I attempted to buy all the parts separately. It is very difficult to buy a controller that can support 2A channel for a continuous LED strip. I decided to take the plunge and boy am I glad I did! The stairs look absolutely stunning! My video review describes some of my lessons learned. Komigan customer service was superb! They were able to solve an issue I had with my power supply. Really recommend this product.

The media could not be loaded. When you install this, you must have unfettered access to the underside of the staircase. In my case, this is the basement staircase to a finished basement; the stairs are next to the utility room. You will be confronted with wires galore as you work them back to a central location. I decided to get a poly enclosure for the power supply and controller. I also ran two 12v lights off the power supply to light the area. Labeling the wires is essential. The stickers that came with the system were dried out and useless, so I made my own. Make sure you test your sensors before running the wires and installing them; one of my sensors was bad and I contacted Komigan for a replacement, I am still waiting. Apparently, they are shipping from China. To buy a set of sensors is $20 on their website, but $38 in shipping to VA. I'll update this post if I don't receive them. I made a wire loom to keep track of all the wires and organize them, otherwise you have wire spaghetti, and it is not what you want, even if this is low voltage, it just looks horrible before you get it organized. I used cable glands and drilled holes into the poly case enclosure to keep it neat. Programming the system was a breeze and it works flawlessly. I replaced the stair treads with this installation, the wood is African Mahogany, known also as Sapele. I but a groove on the underside of the bullnose to accommodate the light strip. They are invisible until they come on. The one item that needs work will be where you drill the holes through the riser to get them to the controller. It will require some caulk and paint touchup if you have a similar installation. I showed this to my friends and family, and they are amazed. Overall, a great idea if you have the skills to install. It is not that difficult, but you will need some patience. I spent a weekend putting this together so invest the time necessary to do it right. One thing this project taught me is that you can install 12V SMD lights virtually anywhere and it isn't that hard. I'll be putting more lights under the toe kick in the kitchen next!

The media could not be loaded. I love the lights. So attractive and just very cool