Flexible LED strip with a CRI >90 and 24 V constant current
- Flexible LED strip for decorative indoor lighting
- Constant current technology for high efficiency, durability and homogeneous light distribution
- Greater lengths do not lead to light fall-off and do not require multiple feeders
- Perfect for indirect lighting, custom-made versions for fair or shop applications as well as all kinds of background lighting
- High-grade components and a solid construction guarantee a long service life and excellent color rendering
- 2400 extremely bright white LEDs (SMD 3528)
- Color temperature 3000 K
- Very high color rendering with a CRI of over 90
- Can be cut into segments of variable size
- Self-adhesive rear side
- Supplied on a plastic reel
- Matching control units, power units and mounting materials optionally available
- LED: 2400 x SMD 3528 WW
- Controlling by Accessories
| Standing/fixation: |
Self adhesive |
| Power supply: |
24 V DC 8 A |
| Power consumption: |
192 W |
| IP classification: |
IP20 |
| Protection class: |
Class III |
| Luminous flux (Lumen) per meter: |
740 lm/m |
| LED: |
2400 x SMD 3528 WW |
| Color temperature: |
3000K |
| Power connection: |
Fixed Supply cord with open wires |
| Control: |
Accessories |
| Color rendering index (CRI) more than: |
90 Ra |
| Lamps/meter: |
120 pc/pcs |
| Power/meter: |
9.6 W |
| Lamps/tube: |
2400 pc/pcs |
| Lamp distance: |
8 mm |
| Cutting mark: |
5 cm |
| Housing color: |
White |
| Dimension: |
Length: 2000 cm
Width: 1 cm
Height: 1.4 cm |
| Weight: |
0.63 kg |
| Legal specifications |
| Ecodesign regulation: |
Yes |
| Special product: |
Not designed for household room illumination |
| Purpose: |
Show effect lighting |
| Shipping weight: |
0,67 kg
|
| Content: |
20,00 m
|
| Dimensions(LxWxH)
( Length × Width × Height ):
|
2,00 × 34,00 × 34,00 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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