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ENDIzLED-79
LED Strip — 180 Diodes per Metre (High‑Density Linear Lighting)
Product overview:
- This high-density LED strip delivers a smooth, continuous line of light with 180 diodes per metre — ideal where uniform, low-glare illumination is needed. It’s slim and flexible for seamless installation in coves, displays, cabinets, backlighting and linear architectural accents.
Key specifications:
- LED density: 180 diodes per metre
- Power consumption: 15 W per metre
- Working voltage: 12 V DC or 24 V DC
- Dimensions: 8 mm (W) x 1.5 mm (H)
- CRI: 80 (good color rendering for most applications)
- Warranty: 24 months
Why choose this strip:
- Ultra-smooth, high-density output for professional-looking lines of light.
- Low-profile design fits into narrow channels and discreet mounting locations.
- Flexible and easy to shape around contours or inside profiles.
- Reliable performance with a 24‑month warranty.
Installation tips (simple and safe):
- Surface prep: wipe mounting surface clean and dry for best adhesion.
- Peel-and-stick backing: tear off the adhesive liner and press the strip in place.
- Polarity: red = V+ (positive). Black = C (CW/negative) — confirm wiring before powering.
- Cut only at the printed cut marks on the strip. Use connectors (not included) or solder for joins.
- Power supply selection: use a DC driver sized to the strip length. Recommended PSU wattage = strip length (m) × 15 W, plus a safety margin of ~20% (e.g., 5 m → 5 × 15 = 75 W → choose ~90 W–100 W).
- For long runs, add power injection points to prevent voltage drop and visible dimming. Use appropriate wire gauge and connectors.
Applications:
- Cove and ceiling lines, retail displays, signage backlighting, under-cabinet task lighting, architectural accents and exhibition stands.
Need help choosing length, color temperature, or a compatible driver? I’m happy to recommend the right options and calculate the PSU size for your project.
LED Strip — 180 Diodes per Metre (High‑Density Linear Lighting)
Product overview:
- This high-density LED strip delivers a smooth, continuous line of light with 180 diodes per metre — ideal where uniform, low-glare illumination is needed. It’s slim and flexible for seamless installation in coves, displays, cabinets, backlighting and linear architectural accents.
Key specifications:
- LED density: 180 diodes per metre
- Power consumption: 15 W per metre
- Working voltage: 12 V DC or 24 V DC
- Dimensions: 8 mm (W) x 1.5 mm (H)
- CRI: 80 (good color rendering for most applications)
- Warranty: 24 months
Why choose this strip:
- Ultra-smooth, high-density output for professional-looking lines of light.
- Low-profile design fits into narrow channels and discreet mounting locations.
- Flexible and easy to shape around contours or inside profiles.
- Reliable performance with a 24‑month warranty.
Installation tips (simple and safe):
- Surface prep: wipe mounting surface clean and dry for best adhesion.
- Peel-and-stick backing: tear off the adhesive liner and press the strip in place.
- Polarity: red = V+ (positive). Black = C (CW/negative) — confirm wiring before powering.
- Cut only at the printed cut marks on the strip. Use connectors (not included) or solder for joins.
- Power supply selection: use a DC driver sized to the strip length. Recommended PSU wattage = strip length (m) × 15 W, plus a safety margin of ~20% (e.g., 5 m → 5 × 15 = 75 W → choose ~90 W–100 W).
- For long runs, add power injection points to prevent voltage drop and visible dimming. Use appropriate wire gauge and connectors.
Applications:
- Cove and ceiling lines, retail displays, signage backlighting, under-cabinet task lighting, architectural accents and exhibition stands.
Need help choosing length, color temperature, or a compatible driver? I’m happy to recommend the right options and calculate the PSU size for your project.

