Built for even, flicker-free colourThis
RGBW LED strip packs
120 LEDs per metre onto a
2 oz density white PCB. The heavier copper helps pull heat away from the diodes, which is what keeps colour and output stable over long runs, and the white board reflects light back out instead of absorbing it. The tape measures
12 mm wide and can be cut every
50 mm at the marked points, so you can trim runs to cabinet lengths, stair treads or shelf widths. Mounting on non-porous surfaces is done with the factory-applied
3M double-sided tape, and each reel is
5 m long.
Colour plus true warm whiteRGBW means four channels: red, green and blue for saturated colour and effects, plus a dedicated
2700K white chip for everyday lighting. That warm white delivers
CRI 90+, so materials, food, merchandise and skin tones read accurately — far better than trying to fake white by mixing RGB. The
120° beam angle spreads light wide and short, which is exactly what you want inside a cove, under an upper cabinet or behind a valance where the strip is close to the surface being washed.
Technical specificationsSKU: LCLS24V-96W-RGBW27K-IP22-30M
Voltage: 24V DC
Power consumption: 19.2W/M
LED density: 120 LEDs/m
Colour: RGBW – 2700K white channel
CRI: 90+
Beam angle: 120º
Segment width: 12 mm
Cuttable segments: 50 mm
Reel length: 5 m
Board type: 2 oz density, white PCB
Protection rating: IP22
Operating temperature: -25°C to 60°C
Dimming: DMX, PWM, RF PWM, 0-10V, MLV incandescent
Mounting: 3M double-sided tape (non-porous surfaces)
UL: Yes
Lifespan: 50,000+ hours
Wiring, power and controlRunning at
24V DC, the strip needs a listed 24V power supply sized for the load — remember the draw is
19.2 W per metre, so add up your total metres before choosing the driver, plus headroom. The spec sheet's connection guide is clear on one point:
parallel connections are strongly recommended, and you should not exceed the recommended run length. Push past it and the far end of the tape dims and the strip degrades over time. For a long, continuous visual line, use a
middle connection — a parallel feed wired to the middle of the run — so both halves stay bright and even. On the control side, the four channels work with
DMX, PWM, RF PWM, 0-10V and MLV incandescent dimming, which means everything from a simple remote scene controller to a full theatrical or architectural control system.
Where it works and what to pair it withIts
IP22 rating makes it an indoor product: kitchen coves and under-cabinet lighting, bedroom headboards and closets, basements and home theatres, staircases, reception desks, bar backs, retail shelving, display cases and restaurant ceilings. With an operating range of
-25°C to 60°C, it also handles unheated indoor spaces and enclosed coves. Aluminum channel with a diffuser is the best friend of any
LED tape: it hides dots, protects the strip and helps with heat. For wet or washdown areas, choose an IP66 version instead, such as the
LED strip 9.6W/m 24V 48W 30K IP66 or the
LED strip 19.2W/m 24V 96W 30K IP66; for subtle low-output accents, the
LED strip 24V 4.8W/m IP22 3000K is an easy companion on the same 24V system. The full
spec sheet, including the dimensional drawing and the parallel and middle connection diagrams, is in the Documentation tab.