The complaint we hear most about mains voltage strip is that it is a convenience product, not a light source. It is specified because it runs straight off AC 220–240 V with no transformer, and then it disappoints on site because the output is not there — 400 to 900 lumens per metre is fine for outlining a shape and no use at all for lighting a surface. Designers who need both the mains convenience and real output have had to go back to low-voltage strip and find somewhere to hide a driver.
This is the model in the W range built to close that gap. It is rated at 1800 lumens per metre, measured at 6500 K — the highest figure anywhere in the range, and 38% above the next brightest model at 1300 lm/m. It gets there from 240 LEDs per metre driven at 16 W, which on the datasheet figures works out at 112.5 lumens per watt, also the best in the range. It still runs directly on AC 200–240 V mains at 0.078 A per metre, so none of that requires a driver, a transformer, or a low-voltage distribution point somewhere in the ceiling void.
Two things deserve attention before you specify it. The 1800 lm/m figure is measured at 6500 K; output at the warmer end of the 2700–6500 K range will be lower, so if you are lighting to a calculated lux level at 2700 K or 3000 K, ask our engineering team for the measured value at that temperature rather than scaling from the cool figure. Second, the model code carries a width of 13 mm while the specification sheet states 13.5 mm; the height agrees at 3.5 mm. Confirm the finished width with us before you set fixing centres or order aluminium channel. It is a single colour strip — if the scheme needs warm and cool channels switching independently, the dual white models in the range are the alternative. Mounting is by double-sided adhesive film, and it is the finest-cutting model in the range at 50 mm, which makes it the practical choice where runs terminate on a building grid rather than on a reel length. Supplied on 100 m reels. IP65 for sheltered outdoor use; not for submersion. CE, CB, and RoHS certified.
Request quotation, datasheet, or free sample length: tel: +86 18933392222 | email: [email protected] — OEM, bulk order, and distributor pricing available.
The complaint we hear most about mains voltage strip is that it is a convenience product, not a light source. It is specified because it runs straight off AC 220–240 V with no transformer, and then it disappoints on site because the output is not there — 400 to 900 lumens per metre is fine for outlining a shape and no use at all for lighting a surface. Designers who need both the mains convenience and real output have had to go back to low-voltage strip and find somewhere to hide a driver.
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