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Strip Light
Continuous light can follow coves, joinery and architectural lines. The profile, diffuser and distance to a surface shape the effect, while feeds, cut increments, driver locations and permitted run lengths require model-specific coordination.
Design strip lighting with the profile, diffuser and driver as one assembly. Compare power per metre, cut points, run length and thermal requirements for the selected strip. A dot-free appearance depends on the source and the installation detail. Confirm the exact colour and dimming behavior with a sample before repeating it across a room.
How to compare power per metre, voltage drop, cut length, heat and diffuser
- Power per metre Total the run against the driver capacity and allow headroom.
- Voltage drop Long low-voltage runs need centre or double-end feeding.
- Cut length Confirm the cut interval before setting the architectural length.
- Heat Mount into aluminium profile so the strip reaches its rated life.
- Diffuser Opal, frosted and dot-free optics change both output and appearance.
Model specifications and downloads
9 families, 177 articles with published specifications.
- SMD 5050 — 43 articles
- SMD 2835 — 43 articles
- SMD 3528 — 29 articles
- COB STRIP — 28 articles
- STANDARD SERIES — 23 articles
- SMD 3014 — 7 articles
- SMD 3030 — 2 articles
- SMD 5630 — 1 articles
- FLEXI GRAZER — 1 articles
Where to go next
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Linear LED lighting
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