What it is and how it's built
The RGBW Wire for LED Strips from LED MONTREAL is a five-conductor bonded cable made for colour-changing LED strip installations. The five AWG22 wires — black, green, red, blue and white — are joined side by side in one ribbon, so you pull a single tidy cable instead of five loose leads that twist and tangle behind a cabinet. The colour coding is the whole point: green, red and blue for the three colour channels, white for the dedicated white channel, black as the common, so your connections stay logical from the controller to the last strip on the run.
Ordering by the meter
This product is sold in continuous length, and the quantity you order is the length you receive. One unit equals 1 meter. Buy five 1 meter units and you get a single 5 meter RGBW wire rather than five separate pieces — no mid-run splices, no extra connection points that can loosen over time. Plan your total by adding up every gap to bypass, every corner to turn and the distance from your driver or controller to the first strip, then round up so you have a little slack to work with when you dress the cable.
Technical specifications
SKU: RGBWWR1M
Brand: LED MONTREAL
Product: RGBW wire for LED strips
Conductors: five AWG22 wires
Wire colours: black, green, red, blue, white
Construction: bonded together
Length per unit: 1 meter, sold in continuous length
Use: residential and commercial projects
Also works with single-colour strips
Even if your project is single colour, this wire earns its place. A single-colour LED strip lighting run only requires 2 wires to operate, so you can separate the bonded conductors and use them in pairs — which means you only need to order half of your total required length. It's a handy trick when you have a long feed from a hidden power supply to a toe-kick or a cove, and it keeps one product in your toolbox for both colour-changing and single-colour jobs.
Where it earns its keep
Kitchens are the classic case: under-cabinet led light strips that must jump the range hood or a stove fan, or above-cabinet lighting interrupted by a bulkhead. Beyond that, think cove and ceiling details, staircases, bar and island fronts, retail display cases, reception desks, closets, basements and garage workbenches — anywhere a lit section stops and another one starts, or where the driver has to live out of sight. Strip the ends, match colour to colour, and connect with your preferred solderless connectors or by soldering; keep polarity and channel order consistent from one section to the next so every colour and every white scene stays in sync. Suitable for residential and commercial projects alike, it's the small part that makes a big LED strip lights layout look intentional instead of improvised.