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LED Light Band Neutral White - 4000 Kelvin

LED Light Band Neutral White - 4000 Kelvin

by LED Trading
SKU LED_3161-40K
$64.00 - $64.00
$64.00
$64.00 - $64.00
$64.00

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As a provider of lighting products and services based in Schöneiche (Berlin), LED Trading has been realising lighting and illumination concepts since 2004

  • 24 Volt Light Band with one color 4000K COB LED
  • The band is equipped with 320 LED per meter.
  • For operation you need the appropriate transformer and a LED controller for one color strips
  • No power adapter included

24 Volt Light Band with one color 4000K COB LED

With this one color COB LED band, the individual LEDs can no longer be seen on the strip, because the COB technology creates a homogeneous lighting on the LED bands. The band is equipped with 320 LED per meter. With the completely sealed coating on the entire strip, a homogeneous light strip is created. Therefore, COB LED bands are optimal in areas where the LED band can be seen.

Notes COB LED bands: The COB LEDs can be separated every 50mm and extended/connected by 2-pole cable. You need a 24VDC transformer and if necessary a dimmer (PWM).

What is RGB?
RGB stands for red, green and blue. RGB lights are equipped with 3 LED Chips. That allows individual color changes and light spectrums by combining the red, green and blue LED light. Overall there are 16 million different light colors, that can be configured with RGB LEDs.

What is RGBW?
RGBW stand for red, green, blue and white. These lights are equipped with 4 LED Chips. With the extra white LED Chip, a clear white light can be set more efficiently and precisely, because the RGB LEDs are not combined to generate a white light.

What is CCT?
CCT stands for correlated color temperature. When using LED lights, CCT stands for a controllable color temperature. The color temperatures reach from 2700 to 6500 Kelvin and can be controlled individually with the correct controller. Warm white light is measured at 2700 Kelvin, neutral white at 4000 Kelvin and daylight at 6500 Kelvin. Depending on the day time you can set a warm or cold color temperature. On one hand its recommended to set a warm light in the evening, similar to the setting sun. On the other hand daylight is more convenient in the morning hours.