5m 24V DC SMD2835 CCT LED Strip 60LED/m 10mm Wide Cut at Every 5cm IP65

The 5m 24V DC SMD2835 CCT LED Strip 60LED/m 10mm Wide Cut at Every 5cm IP65 is a very popular choice if you want to have a decorative light that consumes very little. Its flexible design adapts to any location where it will add a touch of brightness.

Features of the 5m 24V DC SMD2835 CCT LED Strip 60LED/m 10mm Wide Cut at Every 5cm IP65

This strip has a length of 5 metres and integrates 300 highly efficient SMD2835 technology LEDs, consuming only 10 watts per metre. The bright, uniform light emitted is spread over an angle of 120º. In addition, you can change its colour temperature and regulate the light intensity using its radio frequency controller.

The electronics of the strip are coated with epoxy resin, protecting it perfectly against knocks and humidity. All this gives it an IP65 protection factor that makes this type of LED lighting perfect not only for indoor but also for outdoor spaces. Thanks to its cut every 5 centimetres, this strip allows us to make full use of and adapt to the desired space.

To get the most out of the strip, we need a selectable colour temperature controller to vary the light emitted from a cosy warm white to a relaxed cool white and thus adapt the room to the desired needs at all times. On the other hand, it requires a 24V DC power supply to operate.

Advantages of the 5m 24V DC SMD2835 CCT LED Strip 60LED/m 10mm Wide Cut at Every 5cm IP65

Thanks to its extra flat design, this type of LED lighting achieves an ideal lighting effect for all types of projects with minimal visual impact. In addition, the strip comes with a 3M adhesive strip that makes it very easy to install on almost any surface.

The versatility of the LED strip allows for a variety of applications such as accent lighting, decorative lighting or wayfinding. It sees a lot of use in spaces such as facades, pergolas, corridors, showcases, shelves, etc.

What does CCT (correlated colour temperature) mean?

When a product is marked as CCT it means that we can change the colour temperature. CCT is defined in degrees Kelvin, according to the colour perception of a white LED to the human eye, we can differentiate between 3 types of colour; a warm light, a neutral light and a cool light, from 2700-3500K, 4000-4500K and 5000-6500K respectively. The CCT values do not indicate anything about the colour rendering capability of the LED.

*For correct operation and to avoid incidents, the connections must be protected with an insulating element against humidity and water.

*Never switch on the strips when they are coiled up, as this could cause overheating and burn out the LEDs.