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This is the densest strip in the W range at 280 LEDs per metre, and it gets there with a different emitter: the 2025 package rather than the 2835 used everywhere else here. The 2025 is physically smaller, which is what allows the count to go up inside a comparable body, and at this pitch — roughly 3.6 mm between emitters — the light line is continuous at any viewing distance. On a reflective fascia or a polished reveal where a lower-density strip would resolve into individual points, that is the whole point of specifying it.
Worth being precise about the output, because the LED count invites a wrong assumption. At 1200 lumens per metre this matches the 180-LED and 192-LED models in the range rather than exceeding them — the extra emitters buy uniformity, not more light. If brightness is the requirement, the 1800 lm/m model is the one to look at; this one is for installations where the viewing distance is short and the surface is reflective enough to show the pitch.
Two caveats to plan around. The cut interval is 500 mm, the coarsest in the range after the one-metre entry models, so this is a strip for long uninterrupted runs — it wastes material on short repeating sections. Second, the datasheet records the outline dimensions as 13.5 × 6.5 mm, while the model code carries a 14.5 × 6.5 mm designation; we publish the datasheet figure and recommend confirming against a sample if the profile is critical to your detail. Energy efficiency is class F, output 1200 lm/m at 12 W, colour rendering Ra 80, SDCM ≤ 7. Mounting is by clip and screw. Rated IP65 for sheltered outdoor use, supplied as a 50 m reel, with CE, CB, and RoHS certification held by the manufacturer.
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This is the densest strip in the W range at 280 LEDs per metre, and it gets there with a different emitter: the 2025 package rather than the 2835 used everywhere else here. The 2025 is physically smaller, which is what allows the count to go up inside a comparable body, and at this pitch — roughly 3.6 mm between emitters — the light line is continuous at any viewing distance. On a reflective fascia or a polished reveal where a lower-density strip would resolve into individual points, that is the whole point of specifying it.