Key Features

• 950 lm/m at CRI 90 – The brightest high-CRI option in the low-voltage range. Delivers accurate colour rendering without the output penalty typical of Ra90 product.
• 24V operation for longer runs – Half the current of a comparable 12V strip at the same wattage, reducing voltage drop and extending the practical run length from one power feed.
• 5mm slim profile – Fits standard slim aluminium channels and cabinet rebates while staying easy to handle and position accurately.
• Dot-free COB emission – Continuous phosphor surface produces an unbroken line with no visible LED points, even viewed directly at close range.
• Six colour temperature options – 2700K through 6500K specified at order, covering warm residential through cool commercial requirements.
• 20mm cut interval – Practical length adjustment without excessive waste on typical cabinet runs.
• Full 2P accessory ecosystem – Board connectors, DC Dupont leads, single and double lead wires, in-line joiners, L, T, and cross transitions for complex layouts.
• L80B20 at 20,000 hours – 80% lumen retention at 20,000 hours with matching MTBF.

Materials & Finish

• Construction: COB flexible strip with continuous phosphor coating across the emitting surface.
• Profile: W5 × H1.65 ± 0.5 mm, matching standard slim channel internal dimensions.
• Surface treatment: coated silicone with phosphor-based colour temperature tuning.
• Colour performance: Ra 90 with SDCM ≤7.
• Thermal range: -25 °C to +45 °C operating; -40 °C to +60 °C storage.
• Photometric stability: L80B20 at 20,000 hours.
• Mechanical: flexible construction tolerant of bending, folding, and twisting; 15,000 switching cycles.

Assembly & Installation

Tools needed: scissors or side cutters, clean dry cloth.

Steps:

1. Calculate total load: 9.5W per metre against the 24V DC supply rating. Allow 20% headroom on the driver.
2. Clean and dry the mounting surface completely before applying adhesive.
3. Cut only at the marked 20mm intervals.
4. Peel the backing film and press the strip along its full length, working from one end to avoid trapped air.
5. Connect with the appropriate 2P accessory — board connector, lead wire, in-line joiner, or L/T/cross transition.
6. Apply power; the strip illuminates immediately.

Run length advantage: because this strip operates at 24V, current draw is roughly half that of a 12V strip at equivalent power. On runs beyond 5 metres this materially reduces end-of-run dimming. Where a 12V strip would require a second feed point, this model can often run from a single supply.

Applications

• Kitchen under-cabinet lighting – 950 lm/m provides genuine task illumination on worktops, not just accent glow.
• Display and retail cabinets – CRI 90 renders merchandise colour accurately for premium retail fixtures.
• Cove and ceiling perimeter lighting – Longer single runs achievable at 24V without visible brightness fall-off.
• Wardrobe and dressing room lighting – Accurate colour rendering for garment and fabric assessment.
• Wine cabinets and bar shelving – High CRI displays labels and glassware with accurate tone.
• Vehicle and automotive interiors – 24V matches commercial vehicle electrical systems directly.
• Showroom and exhibition display – Bright, colour-accurate linear lighting for product presentation.

Customization

Service

• Warranty: 2 years
• Samples: free samples on standard items; freight collect
• Response time: within 2 hours
• After-sales: technical support by email or phone throughout the warranty period. Report quality issues with photographs, video, and the item number; verified defects are resolved by replacement parts or replacement units shipped with your next order, or by credit where no follow-up order is scheduled. Faults caused by physical damage, unauthorised modification, or use outside the rated environmental conditions fall outside warranty cover.
• Contact: tel: +86 18933392222 | email: [email protected] | global.joineonlux.com

FAQ

Q: Why choose 24V instead of the 12V COB strips in the range?
A: At the same wattage, a 24V strip draws roughly half the current of a 12V strip. Lower current means less voltage drop along the run, so brightness stays consistent over longer distances and a single power feed covers more length. For short cabinet sections either voltage works; for runs beyond 5 metres, 24V is the better engineering choice.

Q: Is 950 lm/m bright enough for kitchen worktop task lighting?
A: Yes. At 950 lm/m this is the brightest CRI 90 strip in the low-voltage D series and delivers genuine task-level illumination rather than accent glow. If maximum output is the priority and Ra80 is acceptable, higher-output models are available in the range.

Q: What is the difference between this and the 3mm 400-LED strip?
A: Both carry 400 LEDs per metre at CRI 90. This model runs at 24V with 950 lm/m output and a 5mm width; the 3mm model runs at 12V with 480 lm/m and SDCM ≤3. Choose 3mm when channel width is the constraint or when the tightest colour consistency is required; choose this model for brightness and longer run capability.

Q: Does the strip need a controller or driver programming?
A: No. It illuminates as soon as power is applied. A 24V DC power supply sized to the total load is all that is required.

Q: Can corners and branches be handled without soldering?
A: Yes. The 2P accessory range includes L-shaped, T-shaped, and cross transitions along with in-line joiners and lead wires, covering extension, cornering, and branching entirely with plug-together components.

Q: What are the MOQ, lead time, and packing details?
A: MOQ is 50 sets, lead time 15–21 days. The strip ships on 5m reels, 100 reels per carton totalling 500m, from Guangzhou or Shenzhen.