Double Line COB LED Strip | 600 LEDs Per Metre, Ra90, 24V
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| Density | 600 LEDs per metre across two lines |
|---|---|
| Board width | 12mm |
| Colour rendering | Ra90 |
| Voltage | 24V DC |
| Colour temperature | 3000K, 4000K or 6500K |
- Check you need the output - double line suits deep coves, dark kitchens and display cases competing with daylight. For accent and ambient runs, single line is enough and draws less.
- Size the driver for the higher draw - roughly double the watts per metre of single line tape. A driver sized for single line will be overloaded by the same length of this.
- Check the channel width - a 12mm board will not fit an 8mm or 10mm channel. Order the channel at the same time.
- Use an aluminium channel, not tape alone - higher output means more heat, and heat is what makes tape dim early.
- Use a 24V driver - this tape runs at 24V only.
- Cut only at the marked points.
Two rows of emitters on one board
Most tape carries a single line of LEDs. This one carries two, running side by side on a 12mm board. The result is roughly double the light from the same length of run, without stepping up to a wider or higher voltage system.
Where that matters is any job where a single line is not bright enough but there is only room for one strip: a deep cove, a long under-cabinet run in a dark kitchen, a display case that has to compete with daylight.
Specification
| Density | 600 LEDs per metre across two lines |
| Board width | 12mm |
| Colour rendering | Ra90 |
| Voltage | 24V DC |
| Colour temperature | 3000K, 4000K or 6500K |
Single line or double line
| Single line | Double line | |
|---|---|---|
| Output per metre | Standard | Roughly double |
| Power draw | Lower | Higher |
| Channel width needed | 8mm and up | 12mm and up |
| Suits | Accent and ambient runs | Task light and deep coves |
Size the driver for the higher draw
Double the emitters means roughly double the watts per metre. A driver sized for single-line tape will be overloaded by the same length of this. Work it out from the actual watts per metre on the spec, multiply by the run, then add 20 percent as usual.
Check the channel width
A 12mm board will not fit an 8mm or 10mm channel. Measure the internal dimension before ordering, and order the channel at the same time so the two arrive matched.
Heat and the channel
Higher output means more heat, and heat is what makes LED tape dim early. An aluminium channel is not optional on a run like this — it is the heat sink that keeps the output where it started.
Related
For standard output see our 480 LEDs per metre COB tape. You will need a wide aluminium channel and a driver sized for the load.
