RGB LED Strips

The RGB LED strips feature red, blue, and green chips that produce millions of colors by mixing these primary colors. Not only allow you to set RGB lights colors or dynamic modes, but it also allows you to adjust the brightness or color temperature after pairing with LED controllers. They are widely used for decorative, accent, and ambient lighting in homes, retail displays, game rooms, etc.

How Does RGB Tape Work

One LED strip has red, blue, and green color LED chips, whereas older versions encapsulate three colors of LED chips into a single LED. After pairing with one LED controller, you can control the intensity of each color of LED chip( 0%-100% ) to mix the colors of those LED chips to produce millions of colors or for dynamic modes. You can control them with remote controls, smartphone apps, or voice commands. 

Types Of Color-changing LED Tapes

1. Regular RGB: Basic color-changing ones without white light

2. RGBW (RGB + White): These LED tapes incorporate dedicated white LEDs (warmer or cooler whites) to enhance the brightness of colors.

3. RGBWW (RGB + WW + CW): These RGB LED tapes not only brighten colors but also allow you to adjust the color temperature.

4. Addressable RGB: The LEDs can be controlled individually or in groups to achieve vibrant lighting.

How To Choose Color-changing Strip Lights

1. Working Voltage: DC12V or DC24V available, but 24V better for long runs.

2. Brightness: Consider in lumens per meter.

3. LED Density: More LEDs for brighter colors and fewer or no spots. ( 30/60/120/144 LEDs/M).

4. Waterproof Levels: There are IP20, IP65, Aand IP67 products available: IP20 for indoors, and IP65 and IP67 for outdoors/wet areas).

5. Control Methods: IR, RF, WiFi, Smartphone apps, voice commands, or DMX, etc.