PixelStrip Splashproof RGB+W Digital LED Strip Lights | 60 LEDs pm | 24V
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PixelStrip Splashproof RGB+W Digital LED Strip Lights | 60 LEDs pm | 24V
🧠 Make this product Smart- RGBW digital addressable LED
- Environmental protection & energy saving
- High brightness & good consistency
- Splash & Knock Proof PU Coating
A smart LED control circuit and light emitting circuit in one LED package. Each lighting element is a pixel and the output is driven by patented PWM technology, which guarantees high colour consistency across all pixels. The control circuit consists of a signal shaping amplification circuit, a built-in constant current circuit, and a high precision RC oscillator.
The LED has a low drive voltage which allows for environmental protection and energy saving, high brightness, good consistency, low power, and long life.
The drive IC is the well proven UCS2904. It has a standard 3 line construction - +ve, data and -ve. It is packaged inside the 5050SMD LED Chip meaning that each LED can be a different colour and programmed individually. This LED strip is also IP65 PU Coated which means it is splash-proof and knock-proof, giving you that extra layer of protection.
Priced per metre and sold in a continuous run when purchasing multiple metres.
Specification
- IP Rating: IP65
- Wattage:
- Voltage: 24V
- IC Type: UCS2904
- Colour Temperature: RGBW
- Number of LEDs: 60 per metre
- Control Resolution: 6 LED
- Tape Width: 10mm
- Cut Points:
Reduce Spotting with an LED Profile Channel + Diffuser.
Fully Dimmable With The Correct Controls
Easy To Install
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