Description
It is worth being clear about what "standard RGB" means here, because the term covers two quite different products. This is a common four-pin RGB strip: the whole run shows one colour at a time, and the colour and any transition are set on the controller. It is not individually addressable — you cannot program one section red while the next section is blue, and it does not carry the per-pixel control that an addressable or digital strip would. For whole-room colour washing and ambience, which is what this is for, that distinction costs nothing and the product is considerably simpler to wire.
Construction follows the rest of the range: 120 LEDs per metre on an 8 mm bare board, 12 V, 12 W and 1.0 A per metre, with a 25 mm cut interval that suits room-scale runs. Connection is 4P rather than the 2P used on single-colour strip, since red, green, and blue each need a channel plus the common return — so a 4-pin controller and 4-pin connectors are required, and they are not interchangeable with the 2P parts used elsewhere in the range. The specification sheet does not state a lumen output or a colour rendering index for this model; measured values are available on request from our engineering team. Rated IP20 for indoor dry-location use, with CE, CB, and RoHS certification held by the manufacturer.