LED Strip — Full-colour
Full-colour strip for programmed outlines
Full-colour is the expressive end of the strip line: every section of the run can carry its own colour, so outlines shade, chase and sweep instead of simply glowing.
FULL-COLOUR STRIP — THE ADDRESSABLE SUB-FAMILY
Colour that follows a programme
A full-colour run earns its place where the light itself is part of the show: a stage edge that changes with the act, a sign border that sweeps, a cove that warms and cools through an evening. The colour is mixed at each LED from red, green and blue, and on the addressable members of this sub-family each LED takes its own instruction, so the run behaves like a row of small lights rather than one long lamp.
The practical consequence for a buyer is that full-colour is a system purchase. The strip needs a controller to tell it what to do and a power feed sized to the run, and both belong in the same inquiry as the reel count.
- Count the run in metres from the drawing, structure by structure.
- Name the effect the run must produce — chase, sweep or shade — in the inquiry.
- Pair the reel count with its controller and power feed in the same message.
What the SK6812 line publishes
This sub-family is anchored by the one strip model whose full specification the maker publishes: the 10060-60-SK6812, an addressable strip with one control chip per LED, published cutting intervals and three ingress-protection options. Its detail page carries the complete table — input, consumption, density, data speed and packing — copied from the maker's product page.
Start from that page when the project is real: it is the fixed point the rest of the sub-family is quoted against, and its page shows an application view of strip outlining a facade.
Before you order
Ask which configuration in this series fits your project — one form covers every line, and the reply quotes against your model, quantity and destination.