American Lighting Trulux COB Tape Light — Pixel 3000K & Seamless COB DesignThe HTL-COB-PXL30K-16 is a high-performance COB tape light from American Lighting's Trulux series. This 16.4ft tape light operates at 24V DC and is IP54 rated, making it suitable for dry and damp indoor environments. The seamless COB design ensures a smooth, dot-free illumination with a warm 3000K color temperature.Key Features Voltage: 24V DC for optimal power efficiency. Wattage: Consumes 3.04W per foot. Lumens: Delivers up to 280 lumens per foot. LEDs per Foot: Pixel resolution of 1.31in for dynamic effects. Max Run: 16.4ft maximum continuous run length. Cut Increments: Cuttable every 3.94in for precise installations. PCB Width: 0.35in width for compatibility with various channels. Beam Angle: 120° for wide light distribution. IP Rating: IP54, suitable for dry and damp locations. Certifications: cULus Listed for safety and reliability. Core Design & ConstructionThe tape light features a 0.35in wide PCB, ensuring compatibility with most aluminum channels. It is coated with a light nano-coating for protection against moisture and dust, and includes a 3M adhesive backing for secure mounting.LED Illumination & PerformanceWith up to 280 lumens per foot and a high CRI of 90+, this COB tape light provides vibrant and accurate color rendering. The seamless COB design eliminates LED dotting, offering a smooth and continuous light output.Power, Wiring & InstallationThis tape light requires a 24V DC power supply and is cuttable every 3.94in. It supports a maximum run of 16.4ft to prevent voltage drop. The tape is dimmable, compatible with most MLV, ELV, and TRIAC dimmers.Where This Tape Works Best Cove lighting for ambient illumination. Under cabinet lighting for task lighting. Accent lighting in retail displays. Architectural lighting for dynamic effects. What's Included 16.4ft spool of COB tape light. Attached 6ft lead wires.
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