LED Strip
LED strips are thin, long LED tapes that offer decorative and functional lighting solutions with their flexible structure. They are generally used indoors for shop window, furniture, shelf and cabinet lighting, and are also preferred outdoors with waterproof options.
Which branch has it in stock?
This product group is sold at all 8 of our branches. Call the branch for current stock.
Product information
| LED type and density | 2835 60 LEDs/m (outdoor); 5050 3-chip 60 and 120 LEDs/m (indoor); 5050 RGB 60 LEDs/m; 5 mm PCB 60 LEDs/m |
|---|---|
| Colours | White, warm white, RGB |
| Power (typical) | 2835 60 LEDs/m ≈ 4.8 W/m; 5050 60 LEDs/m ≈ 14.4 W/m (check the label) |
| Voltage | On the product label (common for sign strips: 12 V DC) |
| Cutting interval | At the scissor marks on the strip (3-LED groups at 12 V) |
| Feed | At 12 V, at most about 5 m from one end is recommended |
| Sold by | Metre |
| Use | Shop windows, shelves, sign backlighting, decorative lighting |
Indoor & Outdoor
LED strips are thin, long LED tapes that offer decorative and functional lighting solutions with their flexible structure. They are generally used indoors for shop window, furniture, shelf and cabinet lighting, and are also preferred outdoors with waterproof options. With different colour options and easy installation, LED strips offer flexible use in projects. They provide energy efficiency with both low energy consumption and a long-lasting structure.
- Low Energy Consumption
- Flexible Structure
- Durability
- Easy Installation
- Colour Options
- Long Life
- LED Type: Available in different LED types
- Energy Consumption: Low energy consumption
- Flexible Structure: Can be shaped easily, adapts to any area
- Protection Rating: Water-resistant IP65/IP67 options (for outdoor use)
- Colour Options: RGB and single-colour options
- Areas of Use: Indoor and outdoor decorative lighting, shop windows, furniture, shelves, stairs
- Installation: Easy installation with adhesive tape
- Long Life: Long-term use with LED technology
Frequently asked questions
What power supply does LED strip need?
Multiply metres by W/m for total power and multiply by 1.25. For example, 10 m of 4.8 W/m strip is 48 W; 48 × 1.25 = 60 W. 10 m of 14.4 W/m strip needs 180 W, so a 200 W unit is chosen. The LED calculator does this for you.
Where can LED strip be cut?
Only at the scissor-marked points. On 12 V strips this is usually at the end of each 3-LED group, about every 5 cm on 60 LEDs/m strip.
Why does a long strip get dimmer?
If a strip is fed from one end over a long run, voltage drops and the far end gets dimmer. At 12 V, feed runs longer than about 5 m from several points; use IP65 or higher strip outdoors.
Where do I get prices and stock?
Prices are not published on the website. Call your nearest branch or fill in the quote form; dealers can order through the Dealer Portal.
