LED STRIP 24V 2538 28.8W/M 3456LM/M IP22 (30K)

Name: LED STRIP 24V 2538 28.8W/M 3456LM/M IP22 (30K)
Brand: LEDCO
SKU: LCLS24V-144W-30K-IP22
Price: 123.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: LCLS24V-144W-30K-IP22

Brand: LEDCO

Some projects need more than a soft glow — they need a bright, seamless line of light that looks like it was built into the architecture. That is exactly what this high-density LED strip delivers. Known on job sites as LED strip lighting, LED tape, flexible strip light or cove lighting, SKU LCLS24V-144W-30K-IP22 packs 280 LEDs per metre onto a 10 mm flexible circuit board, so the dots blend into one continuous ribbon of warm light. Homeowners use it for under-cabinet lighting in the kitchen, for toe-kicks, stair nosings, bookcases and LED ceiling light strips hidden in a cove or a drywall reveal; contractors and integrators reach for it when a showroom, a reception desk, a hotel corridor or a display case needs serious output without a visible fixture.

The numbers back up the look. This strip draws 28.8 W per metre and produces 3456 lumens per metre, for an efficacy of 109 lm/W — high-density output that holds its own as a real work light, not just an accent. It runs on 24 V DC, which keeps voltage drop low over long runs, and it is dimmable, so you can dial the same line from bright task light down to evening ambiance. The 3000K warm white colour temperature flatters wood, brass and warm paint palettes, while the 80+ CRI keeps skin tones and finishes looking true. A 120º beam angle spreads the light evenly, the 3 oz copper PCB helps manage heat, and the IP22 rating suits dry indoor locations. Max run is 10 m, cut size is 25 mm (every 7 LEDs), it is UL listed and rated for 50 000+ hours of life.

It shines in kitchens, basements, home theatres, bathrooms with dry coves, retail shelving, bars, restaurants, offices and reception walls — anywhere a Canadian renovation calls for clean, glare-free light. Pair it with a 24 V DC driver sized for your total load, an aluminum channel with a diffuser, and use the voltage drop chart in the Documentation tab to pick your wire gauge. Prefer a cooler, crisper light? The same strip is offered as LED strip 24V 28.8W/M 4000K IP22, and for big jobs there is a long-roll version, LED strip 28.8W/M 30M. Measure your run, add a channel, and light the line.

Built for continuous, dot-free light
This flexible LED strip uses a 2538 high-density layout with 280 LEDs per metre on a 10 mm wide printed circuit board that is 3.57 mm thick overall. That density is the whole point: with the diodes packed this tightly, the individual points of light blur together into one uninterrupted line, especially behind a frosted diffuser. The 3 oz copper PCB gives the strip more thermal mass to pull heat away from the diodes, which is what keeps colour and output stable over a long life. The 120º beam angle washes surfaces evenly instead of throwing a narrow stripe, so coves, valances and under-cabinet installations look smooth from every viewing angle.

Light quality you can trust on finishes
At 3000K warm white, the light has a soft golden character that makes oak, walnut, warm whites, brass and natural stone look rich rather than washed out — the reason designers keep specifying warm strip light for kitchens, hospitality spaces and living areas. The 80+ CRI means colours render accurately, an important detail for retail displays, makeup areas, art walls and anywhere people judge a product or a finish by how it looks. With 3456 lumens per metre, one run can genuinely replace a row of fixtures for task lighting, while dimming lets you bring it down to a relaxed evening level.

Wiring, dimming and installation
The strip runs on 24V DC and needs a compatible DC power supply sized for the total wattage of your run — at 28.8 W per metre, the load adds up quickly, so calculate before you buy your driver. Respect the 10 m maximum run length and feed longer installations from both ends or in separate runs to keep brightness uniform. Cut only on the marked 25 mm cut points (every 7 LEDs), then solder or use a compatible connector. For dimming, use a driver and control compatible with the system you are installing. The included voltage drop chart for 12V and 24V systems shows how far you can run each wire gauge before losses become visible — a handy reference when the driver sits in a mechanical room and the strip is at the other end of the space. IP22 means dry indoor locations only; for wet or outdoor work, choose an IP66 strip instead.

Applications, family and documentation
Think under-cabinet and above-cabinet kitchen lighting, pantry and closet shelving, bathroom mirror coves, stair and hallway guidance, backlit headboards, bar fronts, retail gondolas, reception logos and office cove lighting. Need a lower output for subtle accents? Look at LED strip 24V 4.8W/M 3000K IP22. Need colour or a selectable white? See LED strip 14.4W/M RGB IP66 and LED strip 20W/M CCT IP22, or the 4000K version of this exact strip, LED strip 24V 28.8W/M 4000K IP22. The Documentation tab holds the full spec sheet and the 12V–24V voltage drop chart — download both before you cut.

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