How do we power this light? Can someone provide the exact link to power it?

The question doesn’t say which option, so this answer will cover all the choices. The Lightstrip-only product is a 24v constant voltage 5 channel LED strip R,G,B,WW,CW, with a common anode (+) terminal terminating in 6 pin JST-PH 2.0mm connectors. (IIRC Pin order is +, R,G,B,CW,WW) A color is “on” when that color’s pin is connected to power supply (-). Dimming is accomplished by pulse width modulation, i.e. the fraction of time that the color’s pin is grounded. Hue PWM repetition rate is 1,000Hz IIRC. The Philips Hue control for the Lightstrip Plus is supplied with a 24v DC 20W (0.8A) power supply with a coaxial plug .5.5mm OD 2.1mm ID. The Philips control senses the current loading of the control and re-scales brightness to avoid drawing more than ~18W (0.75A) from the power supply at maximum brightness when additional LED strip extensions are added. Earlier generations of the Hue Lightstrip plus control box had a JST-PH 1.5 connector and an adapter cable to reach the strip’s JST-PH 2.0 connector. Current versions simply hard-wire the 2m cable directly to the control. The work-around for driving more LEDs is to use the Philips control to drive a 24v 5 channel LED amplifier to drive as much 24v 5 channel LED strip as desired. The Philips control isn’t loaded by the LEDs on the output of the LED amplifier. The 24v LED amplifier’s current rating and the 24v power supply that powers the amplifier should be chosen for the power consumption of the LED strips being driven when all 5 colors are at 100% on. Derate by 50% for reliable operation and cool running. The 24v power supply used for the amplifier can be used to power the Philips control instead of the wall wart when desired.

Is the power brick bivolt? (110v and 220v) or is it only 110v?

The power brick reads on mine 110-220v

Will these work with a splitter to light two strips from one controller?

Yes, but if the LEDs would total more that 20 watts the result may be better using a 5 channel LED amplifier and a 24v power supply of appropriate size. At power-on the Philips control detects if the power draw will exceed the power supply's capacity and re-scales the output dimmer so that 100% brightness in the app or at the bridge is within the capability of the power supply.

Attach to the back of ultra thin tv (lg oled)? will it get very hot?

They barely gets warm. The power supply delivers a little over 19W and the maximum delivered to LED strips is around 16W at no more than 8W/meter. Even using double this density single row RGBCCT LED strips with a 5ch LED amplifier and a separate 24V DC power supply you won’t get warmer than the TV itself does. If you used 100LED/m 5-in-1 dual row led strips that would deliver closer to 100W and you would want to put the strips on extrusions and mount the clips on standoffs. That would also put so much light back there you would have to dim them below 25% to watch TV.

Color	Single Color
Brand	Philips Hue
Indoor/Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Special Feature	Corded
Light Source Type	LED
Power Source	AC
Light Color	Multicolor
Theme	Voice
Occasion	Daily
Style	Base (6ft)
Material	Acrylic
Color Temperature	2000 Kelvin
Controller Type	App Control, Voice Control
Number of Light Sources	50
Voltage	120 Volts
Wattage	10 watts
Included Components	1x BLE Lightstrip , 1x Power Plug
Item Weight	454 Grams
Number of Items	1
White Brightness	100 Lumens
Control Method	Remote
Ingress Protection Code Rating	IP20
UPC	046677555337
Item Length	78.74 Inches
Manufacturer	Signify North America Corporation
Part Number	555334
Item Weight	1 pounds
Item model number	929002269108
Size	Base (6ft)
Pattern	Lightstrip Starter Kit
Item Package Quantity	1
Luminous Flux	1600 Lumen
Special Features	Corded
Usage	Home, Décor, Decoration, Office
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Warranty Description	2 years.

Bluetooth Smart Lightstrip Plus 2m/6ft Base Kit with Plug, (Voice Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple Homekit and Google Home), White

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