High bright Dynamic white LED tape designed to high specifications for professional installations
High density tunable white LED strip powered by SMD3014 LED chips
Adjustable colour temperature via tunable white from 2700 to 6500K
Note: While any type of LED strip will perform better when installed in a profile or on an aluminium flat bar, due to the nature of high-powered SMD2835 chips running warm at 19.2 watts per metre and above, we strongly suggest that you consider installing this LED strip on an aluminium bar at the very minimum, in order to ensure proper cooling and thus increasing its lifespan. Always consult with your installer, as it may come down to their discretion, depending on how cool and well-ventilated the area is. Don’t risk burning out any chips!
CRI Ra 80 LED chips, 240 LEDs per meter 24V 28.8W/m (120 warm + 120 cool white per meter)
Luminous flux: Up to 2760 lm/w (warm and cool white LED chips together)
Luminous flux for warm white LED chip: 11 lumens each
Luminous flux for cool white LED chip: 12 lumens each
Grey = +, Yellow = Warm White, White = Cool White
5m roll (10mm wide FPC - IP00)
Pre-soldered wires 15cm (both ends of the 5m roll)
Cuttable every 6 LEDs (50mm)
3M self-adhesive tape at the back for easy mounting
Applications: Cove lighting, office lighting, shop lighting
3 Years Warranty
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