LED Backlighting Lens Rigid LED Bar
4 productsOur rigid PCB led strip lens diffused light bar uses aluminum substrate as base board, has good heat dissipation improving the service life of LED lights. These rigid led strip lights are equipped with PMMA or PC optical lens to cover high-power SMD3030 lamp beads, with 170 degrees wide-angle of illumination. Perfectly used for LED advertisement board or advertising LED light box to offer even and bright illumination.
Our diffuse rigid led strips include single color, bicolor, RGB, and addressable SPI models that provide bright, even illumination or colorful, dynamic lighting effects. SPI LED strips are controlled by addressable controllers for rich, dynamic lighting effects.
Due to its high rigidity, the diffuse reflection lens rigid LED light strip is usually applied to linear decorative illumination, such as indoor linear art installations or large exhibition projects. In addition, our other linear LED bar lights are also suitable for linear decorative lighting, but they are more suitable for outdoor use with a high waterproof rating.
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Frequently Asked Questions About LED Backlighting Lens Rigid LED Bars
Got a question about our rigid lens bars? I've probably answered it a few hundred times. Here are the most common ones that come up before an order.
It's all about the 170-degree optical lens on each LED. A standard LED strip creates a line of bright dots, or 'hotspots', that you have to hide with a deep channel and thick diffuser. These rigid LED bars are designed to spread light wide and evenly from the start, which is exactly what you need for a flawless glow in a shallow lightbox or sign.
Yes, you can. Every rigid led light bar has clearly marked cut lines, usually after every 3 or 6 LEDs. Just use a pair of sturdy cutters or a small saw for a clean cut right on the line. Cutting anywhere else will damage the circuit on that section, and it won't light up.
Yes, they are, but the dimming happens at the external control, not the bar itself. You need to pair the LED bar with a dimmable LED driver or dimming controller.
Choose a rigid bar for perfectly straight lines and better heat management. The aluminum PCB they're built on is a great heat sink, which helps with longevity in enclosed fixtures. They're structurally solid. You'd only pick flexible lens LED strips when you need to follow a curve or fit into an irregular shape where a stiff bar just won't go.