LED STRIP 12V 19.2W/M (RGBW)

Name: LED STRIP 12V 19.2W/M (RGBW)
Brand: LEDCO
SKU: LCLS12V-96W-RGBW40K-IP66
Price: 101.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: LCLS12V-96W-RGBW40K-IP66

Brand: LEDCO

Give any room, storefront or backyard feature a splash of colour on demand with this RGBW LED strip — the flexible LED strip lighting people search for as led strip lights, led light strips, LED tape or LED ribbon. Built on the popular 5050 chip format, it combines red, green and blue diodes with a dedicated white channel, so the same run can glow in a soft, usable white for everyday tasks and then switch to deep blues, warm ambers or full-colour scenes for a party, a seasonal display or a brand-matched storefront. It is the go-to solution for cove lighting, under-cabinet lighting, toe-kick accents, stair and railing lines, bar fronts, display cases, signage backlighting, headboards and ceiling perimeter runs. Sold as a continuous reel you cut to the length your project needs, it goes where recessed pot lights and fixtures simply can't.

Model LCLS12V-96W-RGBW40K-IP66 runs on a safe 12V low-voltage supply and draws 19.2W per metre — enough output to read as a real light source, not just a glow, while staying gentle on your electrical load. The IP66 rating is the part installers love: it stands up to dust and water jets, which means you can use it in humid bathrooms, kitchen splash zones, around pools and spas, and outdoors under soffits and eaves where a standard indoor tape would fail. The RGBW format means you get colour and white from one single strip, on one run, without doubling up on tape or channels. Flexible circuit board, adhesive-backed, cuttable at the marked points and linkable — it bends around corners and follows curves that rigid fixtures never could.

From condo renos in Montréal to restaurant patios, retail displays, hotel lobbies, home theatres, gyms and basement bars across Canada, this 12V RGBW LED strip earns its keep year-round: white light for working hours, colour for the holidays and for atmosphere. Pair it with a matching 12V driver, an RGBW controller and remote, and an aluminum channel with diffuser for a clean, dot-free line. Need the same colour-changing look in a shorter, ready-to-go length? See the LED strip 19.2W/m (RGBW), or go colour-only with the LED strip 14.4W/m (RGB). Plan your run, order your reel, and light it your way.

Built to bend, built to last
This is a flexible LED tape light on a slim printed circuit board with a factory adhesive backing, populated with 5050-format LEDs. Each diode package carries red, green and blue emitters plus a separate white emitter, which is what RGBW means in practice: one strip, four channels, no compromise between colour scenes and everyday white light. The strip is supplied on a reel and can be cut at the marked cut points, so you size each run to the cabinet, the cove or the stair exactly instead of hiding leftover tape behind a valance. The flexible base lets it wrap inside coves, follow curved bulkheads, run along railings and turn corners with a solder joint or a connector.

Technical specifications
SKU: LCLS12V-96W-RGBW40K-IP66
Type: Flexible LED strip, 5050
Colour: RGBW
Input voltage: 12V
Power: 19.2W per metre
Ingress protection: IP66
Categories: Indoor LED strips, RGB LED strips

Electrical and installation notes
Because it operates at 12V low voltage, the strip needs a dedicated LED driver or power supply sized for the total load of your run: multiply 19.2W by the number of metres you are installing, then choose a driver with comfortable headroom. Colour control comes from an RGBW controller with a remote, a wall panel or a compatible app/DMX interface placed between the driver and the strip — the controller drives the four channels and lets you dial white separately from colour. Long runs should be fed from both ends or split into shorter sections wired back to the supply to avoid voltage drop and a dimmer far end. Clean the mounting surface before pressing the adhesive down, and use mounting clips or an aluminum profile on porous or textured surfaces. An aluminum channel with a frosted diffuser does two jobs at once: it spreads the light into a continuous line instead of visible dots, and it pulls heat away from the board, which is exactly what long-life LED tape wants.

IP66: where it can actually go
The IP66 rating means the strip is dust-tight and protected against powerful water jets, so it opens up installations that indoor-only tape can't handle: bathroom niches and shower surrounds, kitchen backsplashes, laundry and utility rooms, covered patios, soffits and eaves, pergolas, pool and spa areas, walk-in coolers and car wash bays. Keep the connection points, driver and controller in a dry, protected location, and seal any cut end properly so the protection stays intact along the whole run.

Where it shines, and what pairs with it
Homeowners use it for cove and ceiling perimeter lighting, under-cabinet and toe-kick accents, closet and pantry lighting, stair treads, headboards, home theatres and basement bars. Contractors and businesses specify it for signage backlighting, display cases and shelving, bar and reception desk fronts, restaurant patios, gyms, salons and seasonal storefront colour that changes with the calendar. Within the same family, the LED strip 19.2W/m (RGBW) gives you the identical RGBW output in another reel option, the LED strip 14.4W/m (RGB) is the colour-only choice for pure accent work, and for a fixed single-colour white line in a wet or dusty area there is the LED strip 9.6W/m IP66 or the indoor LED strip 9.6W/m. No additional documents are posted for this item; the Documentation tab is where any spec sheet or IES file would appear.