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RGB Cool White LED Strip Lights
We stock a vast range of RGBCW LED strip lights that are perfect for applications such as bars that require a colour-changing LED strip. They feature a dedicated white channel with a colour temperature between 5500-6500K
Over 16 million colours can be selected, enabling a huge range of aesthetics to be achieved all from one LED product. The white channel allows a bright blueish white. This is best used to illuminate work surfaces and office spaces.
Our range features LED RGBCW strip lights with varying voltages, styles and IP ratings. This ensures that you have the perfect product suited for your individual project. Read about IP ratings and colour temperature using our "LED product filters explained" case study.
Our RGB LED cool white strips are made from high-quality components that ensure that you receive a durable and reliable product for your professional installations. Whether for commercial or domestic lighting, our adjustable LED light strip is the perfect option.
All of our RGBCW LED strip lights are easy to install, read our case studies "What do I need to install LED strip lights?" for a comprehensive guide on installation.
Please speak to our technical sales team for more installation tips and advice. Either by telephone, email or live chat on our website.
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What is the difference between RGB and RGBCW LED Strip
RGB and RGBCW LED strips work by mixing multi coloured diodes to produce a range of single colours. Similar to a TV pixel, RGB LED strips mix red, green and blue to produce a full spectrum of single colours.
Though RGB LED strips are able to produce white there is often interference from the other colours. Because of this, RGB LED strips are often insufficient for installs where a true white is needed.
RGBCW LED strips are manufactured with 4 in 1 LED chips that feature an additional white channel. By simply powering the white channel along the strip can easily produce a white with no interference from other colours.
