TradeStrip120 6000K Cool White LED Strip Lights | 120 LEDs pm | 24V | 9W
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TradeStrip120 6000K Cool White LED Strip Lights | 120 LEDs pm | 24V | 9W
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From Under £4.50 per metre!
Specifications
- Convenient 50m Reel
- Wattage : 9w Per Metre
- Lumens per metre : 900
- Colour Temperature : 6000k
- Maximum Single Length : 9m - Find out how to manage longer runs, over 9m.
- CRi : >80
- PCB Width : 8mm
- Cut Points : 50mm
- Operating Voltage : 24v
- Backing Tape : 3M 200LSE
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Description
Our TradeStrip120 features 120 LEDs per metre, making it ideal for use when minimal spotting is required. Mounted in an aluminium profile it produces a fully diffused, smooth appearance and a bright light output.
TradeStrip120 is our most popular LED strip light for smaller lighting applications where it's balance of price and performance makes a winning combination.
Don't think that the low price means low quality - this is made on one of the most advanced production lines in the world featuring a single, continuous, 50m long PCB which is assembled automatically to keeps costs down and increase reliability.
Ideal for use under cabinets and plinths in kitchens, inside wardrobes, garages, bedrooms or any other indoor application.
Easy to cut and use - it can be soldered or use our solder free GRIPPA connectors
This product is fully dimmable with the correct power supply and has a 2 Year Warranty against failure.
Downloads
Easy To Install
Fully Dimmable With The Correct Controls
Reduce Spotting with an LED Profile Channel + Diffuser.
Managing Long Runs of LED Strip
Unfortunately as low voltage electricity passes through cables, voltage drop occurs which means that over longer runs the LED’s at the end of a run will be less bright that those at the beginning.
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Power Supplies For LED Strip - How To Choose
There are a number of choices when it comes to selecting the correct power supply for your LED strip lighting installation. Here's a basic overview to help you choose.
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Understanding Colour Binning And SDMC
SDCM is an acronym which stands for Standard Deviation Colour Matching. SDCM has the same meaning as a “MacAdam ellipse”.This defines a zone colour space within which the human eye cannot discern colour difference.
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Installing LED Strip Lights - Single Colour
A reliable LED strip lighting system relies on two elements being correct – proper system design and correct installation. If corners are cut then the installation may well work for a while but premature failure or erratic performance is likely.
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Using HaloLED Controls To Create A Smart Lighting System
HaloLED is a cost effective, room level, smart lighting system that allows you to easily control different types of led lighting from one place. Create scenes and zones, mix different types of LED Strip .
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RGB vs RGBW LED Strip
RGBW adds a real white LED to the standard red, green and blue chips to allow the creation of pastel colours and a dedicated white light when required - best of both worlds!
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What Makes A Good LED Strip?
It’s often difficult to tell the difference between top quality LED strip lighting and cheap imitations at a first glance. Wondering why the cost price can vary by a factor of 10 between suppliers? Read on..
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The Benefits of Adjustable White LED Strip Lights
Tunable white LED strip light, adjustable colour temperature LED strip or CCT changeable LED tape lights are able to change between different temperatures of white light ranging from very cool white all the way down to very warm white and everything in-between.
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Royal Shakespeare Company
"When the Royal Shakespeare Company wanted to create a WOW factor stage to celebrate the 400th Birthday of the Bard, they turned to us to create a stunning wall and floor display for the programme which was broadcast live on BBC2."
John Lewis
"Maxilux provided all the LED Strip assemblies for use in their Xmas window displays in 2018 & 2019. LED Tubes were created and then used in all major windows as a centrepiece for the well renowned John Lewis Christmas Displays."