Built to run long and look cleanThis
RGBW LED tape is assembled on a
2 oz density white PCB, a heavier copper board that helps carry current and move heat away from the diodes — exactly what you want on a
19.2 W/m strip that may run several metres in a channel. The white board also reflects light forward instead of absorbing it. At
12 mm wide and only 5 m per reel, it tucks into coves, cabinet valances, stair stringers and slim aluminum profiles without drawing attention to itself. Cut marks every
50 mm let you trim to length on site, and the factory
3M double-sided tape holds firmly on clean, non-porous surfaces such as aluminum extrusion, painted MDF, melamine and glass-smooth trim.
Four channels, real colour qualityRGBW means four diode channels: red, green and blue for saturated colour and dynamic scenes, plus a separate
4000K neutral white channel for honest, everyday light. That fourth channel is what separates this from basic RGB tape — instead of a muddy "white" mixed from three colours, you get a clean neutral white with a
CRI of 90+, so cabinet finishes, tile, textiles and food look the way they should. The
120 LEDs/m density combined with the
120º beam angle gives a continuous wash of light; behind a diffuser lens, the dotting all but disappears.
Technical specificationsModel: LCLS24V-96W-RGBW40K-IP22
Voltage: 24V DC
Power consumption: 19.2W/M
LED density: 120LEDs/m
CRI: 90+
Colour temperature (white channel): 4000K
Beam angle: 120º
Reel length: 5m
Segment width: 12mm
Cuttable segments: 50mm
Board type: 2oz density, white PCB
Protection rating: IP22
Operating temperature: -25°C to 60°C
Mounting: 3M double-sided tape (non-porous surfaces)
Dimming: DMX, PWM, RF PWM, 0-10V, MLV incandescent
Certification: UL
Lifespan: 50 000+ hours
Wiring, power and controlRun the strip on a
24V DC power supply sized for your total load, and always respect the recommended maximum run length. The spec sheet is clear on this:
parallel connections are strongly recommended for LED strip installations. Going past the recommended length makes the far end dim and stresses the strip over time. For one long continuous line, use a
middle connection — a parallel feed wired to the middle of the run — so both halves stay at full brightness. On the control side, the strip accepts
DMX, PWM, RF PWM, 0-10V and MLV incandescent dimming, so it fits a handheld RF remote in a condo just as well as a DMX-programmed scene controller in a restaurant or a 0-10V building system. Pair it with an RGBW controller and decoder rated for the same voltage and amperage.
Where it works and what's in the Documentation tabBecause it's
IP22, keep this one indoors and dry: kitchen under-cabinet and toe-kick lighting, cove and tray ceilings, home theatres and basement bars, stair and hallway accents, closet shelving, bar fronts, retail display cases, salon mirrors, hotel corridors and office feature walls. Contractors like it for its
-25°C to 60°C operating range and its
UL listing on commercial jobs. Need the same 19.2 W/m output in a single warm colour, or a damp-location version? Compare the
LED strip 19.2W/m 24V 96W 30K IP66, the tunable
LED strip 20W/m 24V 100W IP22 CCT or the colour-only
LED strip 14.4W/m 24V 72W RGB IP66. The full technical PDF, including the dimensional drawing and the parallel and middle connection guides, is in the Documentation tab.