

| Select PCB Color : | White Background (Base), Black Background (Base) |
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| Select PCB Width: | 10mm (0.39in) (Base) |
| Select Waterproof Rating: | Non-Waterproof IP20 - Adhesive Back (Base), Surface Glued IP65 - Adhesive Back, Underwater IP68 - Adhesive Back, Outdoor Silicone Tube IP67 - Adhesive Back |
| Availability | In Stock |
| Condition | Brand New |
This individually addressable LED pixel light using SPI control signal, if it is only powered on, the pixel LED lights will not light up, you need to connect an SPI LED controller to the LED lights, the pixel LED will operate according to the SPI command signal to show different color chasing lighting effects.
· Dream color
· Individually addressable(Built-in CS8812F IC packaged in the LED lamp beads)
· 300 pixel LEDs per 16.4ft roll, 60 pixel LEDs per meter/3.28ft
· Programmable with a programmable controller and Arduino, Raspberry PI Like K-1000C, K-8000C, T-500K, H802RA Madrix version (Art-net). Suitable for DIY programmable LED lighting projects.
· Single data transmission (3 pin: V+/12V, V-/GND, DAT)
· Different waterproof level options, available to indoor and outdoor
· High-brightness LED lamp beads SMD5050, Greater brightness
· Requires DC12V SPI controller and 12V power supply to operate. We recommend 100W 12v transformer to drive this individually addressable LED pixel light.
Product Specification
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| LED Strip Type: | Individually Addressable LED Strip |
| LED Chip: | SMD5050 |
| IC Type: | CS8812F (Similar to WS2812B) |
| Input Voltage: | DC12V |
| LED Color: | RGB |
| PCB Width: | 10mm |
| LED Quantity: | 60 LEDs/m (300LEDs/roll 16.4ft) |
| Pixel Quantity: | 60 pixels/m (300 pixels/roll 16.4ft) |
| Cuttable: | 1 LED (16.66mm) |
| Power: | 14.4W/m, 72W/16.4ft |
| PCB Color: | White / Black |
| Lumen: | 12 lm/LED, 3600lm/16.4ft |
| Beam Angle: | 120° |
| Waterproof Rating: | IP20 / IP65 / IP67 / IP68 |
| Working Temperature: | -4°F (-20°C) ~ 122°F (50°C) |
The following is the LED strip wiring diagram, more addressable LED knowledge is in: How to wire addressable led strips?

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