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New to LED flex strips? Start here with an overview.
- Pros and cons of a 12V LED system
- Getting started with LED strip lighting for your home
- Things to know about flexible LED strip substrates
- How to choose a power supply for your LED strip project
- How to choose LED strip voltage
- LED Strip Light Internal Schematic and Voltage Information
- What LED strip light color temperature should I choose?
- What is LED strip voltage drop?
- How long do LED strip lights last?
- Do LED strip lights require UL listing?
- What does LED density on an LED strip mean?
- What is the CRI spec on LED strips?
- How to Dim LED Strip Lights
- An Introduction to Flicker Free LED Strip Dimming
- How to Connect An LED Strip to a Power Supply
- Using a 12V LED Strip in a 24V System
- LED Strip Light Wire Gauge & Voltage Drop Calculator
- Powering LED Strips With a Battery
- Troubleshooting LED Strip Problems
Higher power = higher brightness - Our LED strips run at more than 2x the power of standard LED strips. To accommodate this, we specified a PCB width of 10 mm, compared to 8 mm for competing products. This provides additional circuitry and power capacity necessary for our higher power setting.
LED quantity & quality - We have specified 120 LEDs per meter rather than the standard 60 LEDs. More LEDs means more brightness. What's more, we only specify the highest quality diodes and phosphor materials to ensure maximum light quality, efficiency, and longevity.
Superior substrate materials - In order to ensure quality and stability, we added extra copper to our substrate (4 oz). Most competitors will try to cut down on cost and only use 1 oz copper. Additionally, white soldermask is used to ensure high reflectance when used in conjunction with a diffuser.
