I just bought 5m strip off eBay for $12 - $15 . I used a little clear silastic every 300mm or so to be sure it stayed attached just above strip above wheel arches . Wiring is easy as it's very low amperage . Speaker wire is enough . Can be single if you earth at LED connection . Been working for 3 years fine .. May fit a 2m strip higher ? Lights up just nice .

we just bought a standard 12v 3m strip from Masters while they are discounting. Being a lazy bugger, I also bought a huge pack of cheap zip locks and use them to attach the LED strip to the awning support arms (I use the ones that came with the annexe so I have two supports between the end posts of the awning).

Then when I take the awning down, I just use a pair of scissors to cut off the zip locks and turf them and then roll up the LED light and store it in the front 'van boot.

I got a blue LED, as there have been many posts on here in the past that blue lights do not attract mozzies and other biters

Make sure you get clear white (that is the brightest). Also the ones I have bought on eBay always have the 3m adhesive backing.

Last one I attached it to the awning roll and fed the wire thru the edge of the awning back to the van and then under a rubber strip on the top edge of the van to under the van.

I bought some "yellow" led strip lights, thinking that they would repell insects...........nope did not work.

I have a 5m length that is portable and can plug into cig lighter socket nd be rolled up onto a reel, similar to an old 8mm movie strip.

Also have bought 5m length and cut into pieces ie over stove on back of truck, power usage doesn't show on amp meter versus 1A for older light.

Also fitted LED globes in 2 van side lights with increased lumens (light) and 0.5A current draw versus 2A for older globes.

Seems to be a win/win to me and cost is very minimal.