Description
Running on DC 24V rather than 12V is the second practical advantage: at 18W per metre the current draw is 0.79A, roughly half what an equivalent 12V strip would pull. Lower current means less voltage drop along the run, so single feed points can serve considerably longer continuous lengths before brightness falls off at the far end — a material difference on long cove runs and perimeter installations where a 12V strip would need intermediate power injection. Output is 2100 lumens per metre, with six colour temperatures from 2700K through 6500K specified at order stage.
Installation is tool-free via double-sided adhesive tape film. The strip cuts every 31.3mm — coarser than the single-row models in the range, which is the expected trade-off of a two-row circuit layout, so allow slightly more tolerance when planning runs against fixed end points. Rated IP20 for indoor dry-location use, with CE, CB, and RoHS certification held by the manufacturer.