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These 12V White Flexible LED strips are available in 0.5m and 5m lengths, with 30 LEDs per 1/2 meter, which gives a total of 300 LEDs in a 5m reel. They are highly versatile and can be used in a wide variety of lighting applications.

These white flexible LED strips can be cut to size easily as there are cut points every 5cm. Each 5cm section contains 3 LEDs and solder power pads. Sections can easily be joined together with lengths of wire to get the desired amount of coverage in your project.

The strips are adhesive-backed and run off a 12DC supply. When lit, they have a generous viewing angle of 120 degrees. The LEDs are based on surface-mounted 3528 LEDs. These reels of LEDs are rated for a supply current = 200mA per 0.5m length.

Note:

  • Though these strips are very flexible, care should be taken not to bend them around very sharp corners/angles as this may cause them to become damaged.
  • A maximum length of 5m should not be exceeded when connecting these strips in series.

Features:

  • Based on a 3528 surface mount LED.
  • It runs from a 12V DC supply.
  • Supply current = 200mA per 0.5m length.
  • Adhesive backed.
  • 30 LEDs per 1/2 meter, giving 300 LEDs in a 5m length.
  • Strips can be cut into shorter lengths. Cut points every 5cm.
  • Three LEDs per 5cm section.
  • Multiple sections can be soldered together to make longer lengths.
  • Tape width 8mm.
  • Thickness 0.2mm + LED height (approx. 1.8mm).
  • LED output 250 – 300 (lm).

Contents:

  • White Flexible LED strip – 30-way, 12V

Available in the following lengths:

  • 0.5m SKU: 3556 (Contains 30 LEDs)
  • 5.0m SKU: 3556-5M (Contains 300 LEDs)

Dimensions:

  • Length: 0.5m or 5m.
  • Width: 8mm.
  • Height: 2mm (nominal).

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Questions and answers

    Do you also stock the 12V DC supply? I have a project in mind that i would like to use LED strip lights in but have never tried anything like it so looking to see if you have everything I would need. Thank you Allyson
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    Q Do you also stock the 12V DC supply? I have a project in mind that i would like to use LED strip ...... Read more
    Asked by Allyson Baird on June 5, 2020 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Thank you for your question, we do stock the power supply for these LED strips and I’ve linked to it below for you. 2266-12v-2a-wall-block-power-supply
  2. Could these be dimmed using PWM based circuit?
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    Q Could these be dimmed using PWM based circuit?
    Asked by David Rieley on October 17, 2019 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Hi David,

    Thank you for your question, yes any of our single colour strips could be as they are simply a set of normal LEDs with some resistors.

    Best Regards

    Cullen
  4. Will a 50mm section with 3 LEDS' run on a 5v USB?
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    Q Will a 50mm section with 3 LEDS' run on a 5v USB?
    Asked by Harry on November 15, 2016 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Hi Harry, Unfortunately the LED strip requires a supply voltage of 12V’s regardless of the length. If size is a concern you can use a 12V battery like this one 12V Battery Or you can use any of our 12V wall supplies.
  6. i am currently in the process of planing a scouting activity using this and trying to find something that would stick it down onto a wooden surface, i have tried double sided tape and it does not seem to hold it for very long, is there anything you would suggest? thanks keith
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    Q i am currently in the process of planing a scouting activity using this and trying to find someth...... Read more
    Asked by keith mills on August 29, 2014 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin A strong glue perhaps? I imagine a small amount of superglue or something similar would do it.
  8. Hi. To join a section of led strip to a wall supply, do you just need to cut the 2.1 mm dc connector off and solder the wires directly to the strip?
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    Q Hi. To join a section of led strip to a wall supply, do you just need to cut the 2.1 mm dc connec...... Read more
    Asked by Alex kew on August 15, 2014 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Yes that's correct, make sure your supply is the right voltage and can provide sufficient current though.

    Also you may want to use a voltmeter to check which wire is positive and which is negative if they aren't clearly marked.
  10. What sort of power source would be needed just to power 1x 5cm section? Thanks.
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    Q What sort of power source would be needed just to power 1x 5cm section? Thanks.
    Asked by Clare Deasy on June 26, 2014 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Any length requires 12V

    For current draw it's 200mA per 50cm so 20mA per 5cm approximately.

    If size is a concern you can use a 12V battery like this one 12V Battery

    Or you can use any of our 12V wall supplies.
  12. I wanted to buy this along with an ipod speaker set which both take 12V power supply and was wondering if theres a way of putting the power sets together and also can you create a video making a digital clock? using these? thanks
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    Q I wanted to buy this along with an ipod speaker set which both take 12V power supply and was wond...... Read more
    Asked by Fred Webb on April 11, 2014 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Hi Fred, that would depend on the power supply you are using. Power supplies have a limit to how much current they can draw. If the power supply is 12V 1A and your ipod speaker kit needs 1A then you cannot run more things from the same supply. However, if your power supply is rated 12V 5A and your speaker kit draws 1A then you would be able to run 0.5m of LED strips from the same supply comfortably. I don't know how you would make a digital clock from LED strips? Are you talking about making a sort of 7 segment display from short LED strips? It would be possible with a microcontroller and some relays but it would be a big project.
  14. I wanted to buy this along with an ipod speaker set which both take 12V power supply and was wondering if theres a way of putting the power sets together and also can you create a video making a digital clock? using these? thanks
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    Q I wanted to buy this along with an ipod speaker set which both take 12V power supply and was wond...... Read more
    Asked by Fred Webb on June 19, 2013 12:00 am
    Answered by the admin Hi Fred, that would depend on the power supply you are using. Power supplies have a limit to how much current they can draw. If the power supply is 12V 1A and your ipod speaker kit needs 1A then you cannot run more things from the same supply. However, if your power supply is rated 12V 5A and your speaker kit draws 1A then you would be able to run 0.5m of LED strips from the same supply comfortably. I don't know how you would make a digital clock from LED strips? Are you talking about making a sort of 7 segment display from short LED strips? It would be possible with a microcontroller and some relays but it would be a big project.
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