LED Strip Light 2110 700LED
700 LEDs per metre on the 2110 package, 3500 per reel, for a genuinely seamless line
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Retail lighting is seen close up and judged on the merchandise, not on the fixture. Dots, colour differences between shelves and poor rendering all cost sales, and none of them show up on a datasheet that only lists lumens per watt.
Each of these is used in this application for a specific reason, not because it appears in the catalogue.
700 LEDs per metre on the 2110 package, 3500 per reel, for a genuinely seamless line
View Specifications →High density 2216 strip from 600 to 2100 LEDs per reel, up to 9600 lm/m
View Specifications →Continuous COB phosphor line carrying two colour channels for tunable white
View Specifications →Seven board sizes from 70 x 24 mm to 560 x 40 mm holding 160 lm/W and above
View Specifications →500 x 24 mm dual channel board at 20W in CRI 80, 90 and 98
View Specifications →300 LEDs per metre on the 2110 package for accent brightness with no visible dots
View Specifications →Colour temperature sets the mood of a display and colour rendering decides whether the merchandise looks like itself. They are separate decisions and are often confused.
Read The Guide →LED density decides how the strip looks; cut length decides how much of it you waste. Both are set by the package, and both are worth checking before the profile is ordered.
Read The Guide →Lighting for refrigerated cases has to work at low temperature, survive condensation and wash-down, render fresh food honestly and add as little heat as possible to the plant.
Read More →A facade installation is permanent, exposed and seen from a distance.
Read More →Cabinet and wardrobe lighting is a detail, and details are looked at closely.
Read More →People sit under office lighting for eight hours, and increasingly there is a camera in the room.
Read More →Ambient lines inside a vehicle interior have to be thin, follow compound curves and show no visible dots at arm's length.
Read More →Use the 2110 strip at 700 LEDs per metre, or a COB strip with a continuous phosphor line.
Above 90 where merchandise colour matters. The LUK traditional strip range holds CRI above 90.
Yes. The 2216 strip runs from 3840 to 9600 lumens per metre on the same board width.
Describe the case, the profile, the environment and the light level you need. We will come back with a specification rather than a price list.