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Blaze-60 Pixel Strip
60 LEDs/m RGB 5m pixel strip with every LED containing in-built 12V to 5V voltage regulator, allowing the strip to be cuttable at any length.
- 12V - SK6813 (8 bit)
- 1.2 kHz PWM rate
- Increased PCB copper thickness for greater reliabilty and performance
- Encased in a silicon tube - IP67 protection grade
- 5m from first pixel to the last with a 2m leader cable
- High quality adhesive backing
- Advatek IP68 screw connector intergrates with controllers and extension cables
US$149.95
Built-in 12V to 5V Regulator
Each LED contains an internal voltage regulator that reduces 12v input down to 5v inside the LED, meaning no need for additonal power injection.
Cuttable at Any Length
Strip is cuttable at any individual pixel, no need for back feeding power, making your installation a breeze.
Backup Redundant Data Line
In the event of a pixel failure this allows data to bypass a single failed pixel (other than the very first pixel) allowing the rest of the strip to continue operating.
Black or White PCB color
Available in either black or white to suit the specific background they are installed in, so as to minimize the impact of the strips when switched off.
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Power
- Input Voltage: 12V DC
- Rated Power: 38W
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Physical
- Leader Cable Length: 2m
- Connector: Advatek 4 pin Female Waterproof
- Backing: 3M Adhesive
- Wire Gauge: 18AWG
- Pixel Spacing: 60 LEDs/m
- Length: 5m
- Width: 12mm
- Height: 5mm
- Color: White or Black
- Weight: 0.3 kg
- Operating Temperature: -40°C to +80°C
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Pixels
- Total Pixels: 300
- Pixel Type: SK6813 (8 bit RGB)
- Viewing Angle: 180 degrees
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Other
- Protection Grade: IP67 (Silicon Tube)
- Cuttable: Yes
- Connect Multiple Sets in Series: No
- Lifespan: 50,000 Hours
- Warranty: 1 Year
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Struggling to decide if your project should use 5V or 12V pixels? Read this article to find out more about the differences between them and which is right for your project.
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Power injection is one of the most commonly asked questions. Learn about what is, when to use it and how to do it properly.
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