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Outdoor lighting schemes increasingly need two colour temperatures from one installation — warm for evening ambience on a hospitality terrace, cooler and brighter for a retail frontage during trading hours — and the usual answer is two separate runs with two circuits. That doubles the hardware on the wall and doubles the penetrations through the building envelope, each one a place where water can get in behind the facade.
A dual white strip puts both on one board. This model runs two separately wired white channels in a single 11.5 × 6.5 mm body, so one installed line gives you warm and cool without a second run, a second feed, or a second set of fixings. Output is 900 lumens per metre at 9 W. One point needs confirming at specification stage: the datasheet colour temperature field carries the standard six-value template entry covering 2700 K to 6500 K, so the exact warm and cool pairing supplied should be confirmed with our engineering team when you order rather than assumed from that field.
Against the other dual white model on the same 11.5 × 6.5 mm body, the comparison is straightforward. This one delivers 900 lm/m at 9 W with a 200 mm cut interval; that one delivers 620 lm/m at 7 W and cuts only at one-metre intervals. Choose this where output and length flexibility matter — bays, gridlines, irregular facades. Choose the other where runs are long and uninterrupted and the output is decorative. Reel length is another differentiator: 100 m here against 50 m there, which halves the number of joins on a large project. Mounting is by clip and screw. Rated IP65 for sheltered outdoor use, with CE, CB, and RoHS certification held by the manufacturer.
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Outdoor lighting schemes increasingly need two colour temperatures from one installation — warm for evening ambience on a hospitality terrace, cooler and brighter for a retail frontage during trading hours — and the usual answer is two separate runs with two circuits. That doubles the hardware on the wall and doubles the penetrations through the building envelope, each one a place where water can get in behind the facade.