RGBW LED Strip: White and coloured lighting in one product!
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Delivery time: 1 Workdays (AT - int. shipments may differ)
- Available immediately
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Delivery time: 1 Workdays (AT - int. shipments may differ)
- Available immediately
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Delivery time: 1 Workdays (AT - int. shipments may differ)
- Available immediately
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Delivery time: 1 Workdays (AT - int. shipments may differ)
Description:
RGBW – an abbreviation of red, green, blue and white – combines the option of colorful effect lighting with natural white light. Although an RGB LED strip can also produce white light, it has the following disadvantages compared to RGBW LED strips. The quality of white is unnatural and inferior – the color rendering is below 50 instead of above 90 – and the low efficiency (lumen output per watt) results in unnecessary power consumption.
RGBW LED:
An RGBW LED contains all 4 colors (red, green, blue and white) in one package (4-in-1). The light mixing happens in a confined space and is therefore the preferred choice for RGBW strips. Alternatively, there are still RGB LEDs (3-in-1) with an extra white light-emitting diode, but due to the lack of homogeneity, they are only used in special applications.
As a special highlight, we also offer COB RGBW with a color temperature of 2700 or 3000K. The RGBW LED strip is coated with a common phosphor layer over the entire length, creating an absolutely uniform light image without disturbing light spots.
Comparison of RGBW LED Stripes
Product | Colors | Lumen/m | Power/m | LED/m | IP rating | Strip width |
COB-RGBW LED strip | RGB + 2700K | WW: 400lm R: 130lm G: 350lm B: 80lm |
WW: 5W R: 6W G: 3W B: 4W |
784 | IP20 | 12mm |
COB-RGBW-LED-strip 3000K | RGB + 3000K | WW: 400lm R: 130lm G: 350lm B: 80lm |
WW: 4.8W R: 6W G: 3W B: 4W |
784 | IP20 | 12mm |
RGBW LED Strip 24V 3000K | RGB + 3000K |
R: 150lm G: 390lm B: 80lm |
: 400lmWW: 4.8W R: 4.8W G: 4.8W B: 4.8W |
60 | IP20 | 12mm |
RGBW LED Strip 24V | RGB + 2700K | WW: 400lm R: 150lm G: 390lm B: 80lm |
WW: 4.8W R: 4.8W G: 4.8W B: 4.8W |
60 | IP20 | 12mm |
LED strip waterproof IP68 RGBW | RGB + 2700K | WW: 300lm R: 105lm G: 250lm B: 55lm |
WW: 4.8W R: 4.8W G: 4.8W B: 4.8W |
60 | IP68 | 14.5mm |
Power supply and power supply:
Please note that the power rating includes all 4 channels at 100%. This should be taken into account when selecting a power supply unit, but in practice this scenario will never occur, since a white light from RGB is neither beautiful nor efficient. Usually 1 to 2 channels are switched on. For more information, see our tutorial: Calculating an LED power supply
Controlling RGBW LED strips:
RGBW LED controllers use pulse width modulation to dim and control the 4 color circuits and are therefore usually referred to as PWM dimmers. With this 4-channel dimmer, you can dynamically adjust both the brightness and the color according to your needs. usually, the RGBW LED controllers are connected to a smart home and operated via it.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ):
What does RGBW stand for?
RGBW stands for the colors red, green, blue, white and describes the colors of the built-in LEDs. By using additive color mixing of the three primary colors RGB, millions of colors can be created and the additional white ensures high-quality, efficient white light.
What is the difference between RGB and RGBW?
In addition to the three primary colors, a white LED is installed in RGBW. Although white light can also be generated from RGB, the light quality (color rendering index & efficiency) is extremely poor.
What is the difference between RGBW and RGBWW?
RGBWW can stand for both RGBW with warm white and for RGB and two separate white channels. The latter combines both RGB and CCT (tuneable white) in one product. This requires 5 dimming channels. Since these dimmers are not a common standard, you should choose one of the two technologies (RGBW or CCT). Usually, the main application is based on one of the two technologies.
What is an RGBW controller?
Is a 4-channel PWM dimmer (pulse width modulation, which allows both color adjustment and dimming of RGBW LEDs. Typically, over 16.7 million colors are available through additive color mixing.
Are RGBW LED strips dimmable?
Yes, all our RGBW LED strips are dimmable and can be integrated into existing smart home systems.