RGB COB LED Strip Light | 576 LEDs Per Metre, 24V Seamless Colour
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| Density | 576 LEDs per metre |
|---|---|
| Board width | 10mm |
| Colour | RGB, full colour range |
| Voltage | 24V DC |
| Cutting | At the marked points only |
- Decide what you need it for - RGB gives colour. It can make something that looks white, but colours in the room will not read correctly under it. For proper white light, buy white tape as well.
- Use a 24V driver only - this tape runs at 24V. On a 12V supply it will not light properly.
- Size the driver - watts per metre times run length, plus 20 percent.
- Add a controller - RGB needs a controller to change colour. Check it matches the tape and the driver.
- Fit it in a channel - aluminium pulls heat away and the diffuser keeps the line clean.
- Cut only at the marked points.
- Test every colour before closing up - run through red, green, blue and a blend to check the whole length responds.
Colour that blends instead of banding
On standard RGB tape the red, green and blue diodes sit separately along the board. Close up, or through a shallow diffuser, you can see them as distinct points — and a blend like orange or teal shows as a faint stripe rather than one clean colour.
COB construction puts them under a continuous phosphor layer, so every colour comes out as a single unbroken line. At 576 LEDs per metre on a 10mm board, that holds true even up close.
Specification
| Density | 576 LEDs per metre |
| Board width | 10mm |
| Colour | RGB, full colour range |
| Voltage | 24V DC |
| Cutting | At the marked points only |
RGB is colour, not white
This is worth understanding before you buy. RGB tape mixes red, green and blue. It can produce something that looks white, but it is a mixed white — colours in the room will not read correctly under it, and it tends towards pink or green depending on the mix.
| You want | Buy |
|---|---|
| Colour effects only | RGB |
| Good white light only | Single colour temperature tape |
| Both, properly | RGB plus a separate white run, or RGB+CCT tape |
Where RGB actually earns its place
- Media rooms and bars where the colour is the point.
- Display cases and signage that change with a campaign.
- Behind a television, where a low colour wash cuts eye strain.
- Under a kitchen island as an evening accent, with white tape doing the work above.
24V only
This tape runs at 24V. Do not connect it to a 12V supply — it will either not light or run far below its output. Match the driver to the tape voltage, and size it to the run plus twenty percent.
Related
You will need a 24V driver, an aluminium channel, and a controller to change the colour. For white light, see our Ra90 white COB tape.
