This RGB colour-changing LED strip delivers full-spectrum colour at a standard-brightness 275 lm/m on a 24V strip, using 30 SMD LEDs/m (each a 3-chip RGB diode). With a double PCB layer and 3oz copper paths, it's a straightforward choice for colour accents on shelves, niches, steps and features up to around 300mm deep.
|
Parameter |
Value |
|
SKU |
SPB-30-RGB-362 |
|
Chip type |
SMD (3-chip RGB) |
|
Light type |
RGB (colour changing) |
|
LEDs per metre |
30 |
|
Voltage |
24V DC |
|
Power per metre |
7.2W |
|
Luminous flux |
275 lm/m |
|
Ingress protection |
IP20 (non-waterproof) |
|
Strip width |
10mm |
|
Copper trace thickness |
3oz |
|
PCB layers |
Double layer (PRO Version) |
|
Wiring |
4-core (RGB) |
|
Adhesive |
3M 300 LSE |
|
Cut points |
Every 10cm |
|
Lifespan |
50,000h |
|
Roll length |
30m (full roll) |
Choose this 24V RGB version if you want dynamic colour for accent and feature lighting on longer runs, with less voltage drop than 12V. This is a standard-brightness strip (30 LED/m, 275 lm/m); for brighter colour output step up to a 60 or 120 LED/m RGB version. It's a pure RGB strip (no white channel); for colour plus a usable white, choose an RGB+W or RGB+CCT version. This is an IP20 strip for dry indoor use only; for moisture-prone areas, choose a waterproof (IP-rated) version.
This strip runs on a dedicated 24V DC power supply and cannot be connected directly to mains - size the driver with roughly 20% spare headroom (the configurator suggests ~9W or higher per metre). It needs a compatible RGB controller to run colour effects; a plain single-colour dimmer won't work. Cut only at the marked cut points (every 10cm), and mount it in a suitable aluminium profile for the best heat dissipation and finish.
No — it's a pure RGB strip. For colour plus a usable white choose an RGB+W or RGB+CCT version instead.
Both give the same colour; the 24V version handles longer continuous runs with less voltage drop, while 12V suits shorter lengths.
It's a standard-brightness output, ideal for colour accents; for brighter colour choose a 60 or 120 LED/m version.
Every 10cm, at the marked cut points — trimming there won't damage the rest of the strip.
| Color Changing | RGB |
|---|---|
| Watts per meter | 7.2 |
| Water Resistance | IP20 Non Waterproof |
| Voltage | 24V |
| Lumens per meter | 275 |
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This RGB colour-changing LED strip delivers full-spectrum colour at a standard-brightness 275 lm/m on a 24V strip, using 30 SMD LEDs/m (each a 3-chip RGB diode). With a double PCB layer and 3oz copper paths, it's a straightforward choice for colour accents on shelves, niches, steps and features up to around 300mm deep.
|
Parameter |
Value |
|
SKU |
SPB-30-RGB-362 |
|
Chip type |
SMD (3-chip RGB) |
|
Light type |
RGB (colour changing) |
|
LEDs per metre |
30 |
|
Voltage |
24V DC |
|
Power per metre |
7.2W |
|
Luminous flux |
275 lm/m |
|
Ingress protection |
IP20 (non-waterproof) |
|
Strip width |
10mm |
|
Copper trace thickness |
3oz |
|
PCB layers |
Double layer (PRO Version) |
|
Wiring |
4-core (RGB) |
|
Adhesive |
3M 300 LSE |
|
Cut points |
Every 10cm |
|
Lifespan |
50,000h |
|
Roll length |
30m (full roll) |
Choose this 24V RGB version if you want dynamic colour for accent and feature lighting on longer runs, with less voltage drop than 12V. This is a standard-brightness strip (30 LED/m, 275 lm/m); for brighter colour output step up to a 60 or 120 LED/m RGB version. It's a pure RGB strip (no white channel); for colour plus a usable white, choose an RGB+W or RGB+CCT version. This is an IP20 strip for dry indoor use only; for moisture-prone areas, choose a waterproof (IP-rated) version.
This strip runs on a dedicated 24V DC power supply and cannot be connected directly to mains - size the driver with roughly 20% spare headroom (the configurator suggests ~9W or higher per metre). It needs a compatible RGB controller to run colour effects; a plain single-colour dimmer won't work. Cut only at the marked cut points (every 10cm), and mount it in a suitable aluminium profile for the best heat dissipation and finish.
No — it's a pure RGB strip. For colour plus a usable white choose an RGB+W or RGB+CCT version instead.
Both give the same colour; the 24V version handles longer continuous runs with less voltage drop, while 12V suits shorter lengths.
It's a standard-brightness output, ideal for colour accents; for brighter colour choose a 60 or 120 LED/m version.
Every 10cm, at the marked cut points — trimming there won't damage the rest of the strip.