Line 01 — LED Strip
LED strip lights for outlines, coves, stages and signs
Five sub-families of strip, from steady single-colour runs to addressable full-colour lines where every LED is individually driven. One model in the line carries a full published specification.
LED STRIP — FIVE SUB-FAMILIES · ONE SPEC-PUBLISHED MODEL
| Sub-families | Full-colour · RGB · Single-colour · Addressable · Waterproof |
|---|---|
| Spec-published model | 10060-60-SK6812 |
| Forms | Reels, cut to the run |
Five strip families under one line
The sub-families are the ones the maker's homepage shows for this line. They divide by two questions: whether the run changes colour or stays steady, and whether each LED is driven individually or the run behaves as one light.
Choosing a strip by job, not by reel photo
| Job | Sub-family to start from | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Moving colour along a sign or stage edge | Addressable / Full-colour | Individual control is what makes movement possible |
| A steady colour wash that changes on demand | RGB | The run changes colour as one light |
| A clean white or single-colour architectural line | Single-colour | Nothing to programme; the line is the effect |
| Any of the above, outdoors | Waterproof | The published model carries the ingress options |
Voltage class is the second decision, and the blog works through it directly: the published strip model and the published string light run on different input voltages, and the choice shapes power placement for the whole run. Read the voltage comparison before fixing a run length in a quotation.
Before you order
Ask for the full line overview and a quotation — one form covers every line, and the reply quotes against your model, quantity and destination.