LED Neon in RGB version
- Inexpensive economy version of the successful LED Neon Flex
- LED Neon Flex creates the effect of conventional neon light - but has many more benefits and does away with the technical weaknesses: no complicated installation, no fragile glass nature, no potential shock hazard, no high maintenance costs and no high power consumption
- Built with optimally protected RGB LEDs in a full-plastic round tube
- Long LED life
- It is extremely flexible and can be bent in any radius as small as 4 cm
- No transformers required
- Cutting marks every 100 cm
- One roll contains 50 cutable pieces with 100 cm each
- Cut it on the cutting mark, connect the Controller Basic or Controller Pro, fix the endpieces and your new neon light effect is ready to use
- After connection to the Controller Basic or the Controller Pro, a variegated play of colors via the internal programs is possible
- Extensive accessories available
- Splash-proof tube (IP44), qualified for outdoor use, i.e. architectural borders on high-rise buildings, casinos, pathway lighting, amusement park rides, cove lighting, signage, etc.
- Controller Basic or Controller Pro must be ordered separately
- Not compatible with standard version
| Power supply: |
230 V AC, 50 Hz~ |
| Power consumption/meter: |
15 W/m |
| Cutting unit: |
100 cm |
| LEDs/unit: |
30 |
| LED distance: |
approx. 3.3 cm |
| Protection rating: |
IP 44 |
| Dimensions/unit (LxWxH): |
1000 x 25 x 20 mm |
| Max. length: |
12 m |
| Weight/unit: |
630 g |
| Weight/roll: |
31.5 kg |
| Shipping weight: |
0.57 kg |
| Ecodesign regulation: |
Yes |
| Special product: |
Not designed for household room illumination |
| Purpose: |
Show effect lighting |
| Shipping weight: |
0,57 kg
|
| Content: |
1,00 m
|
| Dimensions(LxWxH)
( Length × Width × Height ):
|
3,00 × 100,00 × 1,50 cm |
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Steinigke Showtechnic GmbH
Andreas-Bauer-Str. 5
97297 Waldbüttelbrunn, Deutschland
https://www.steinigke.de/support
info@steinigke.de
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