Description
COB LED Strip 24 V in Green – 320 LEDs/m, Dot-Free Line
525 nm (±7.5 nm) · 8 W/m · continuous band of colour · IP20 · 5 m reel · no RGB controller needed
A COB LED strip in a fixed colour means strong, saturated light with no technical effort. The 320 LEDs per metre form a continuous line rather than a row of dots. As only one colour is fitted, the RGB controller is omitted entirely; all you need is a 24 volt driver. That keeps installation simple and the colour permanently stable.
Key benefits at a glance
No light dots 320 LEDs per metre create a continuous line. | No RGB controller needed Just a 24 V driver – connect and light up. |
Pure shade Colour produced in the LED, not mixed from channels. | Cuttable every 5 cm Adapts to any length without wasting offcuts. |
Easy to install Strong adhesive tape on the back, no tools required. | Long service life 50,000 hours with LED chips by Sanan. |
Features in detail
- COB technology with 320 LEDs per metre for dot-free colour
- Fixed light colour – no RGB controller required
- 170° beam angle for wide, soft light distribution
- Cuttable every 50 mm at the marked points
- Double-sided adhesive tape on the back, 15 cm lead at both ends
- Only 8 mm wide and 2.3 mm high – fits narrow profiles and joints
- Sanan LED chips for a consistent shade across the whole reel
What does COB mean – and why are there no dots?
The difference between COB and conventional SMD strips shows wherever the light source is visible. SMD strips carry individual LEDs at clear intervals; light emerges point by point and traces a pattern on wall or ceiling. With COB the chips are tiny and sit side by side without noticeable gaps. The result is a continuous line – with coloured light in particular, a visible gain in quality.
Single colour instead of RGB – when is it worth it?
A single-colour strip has a practical advantage over RGB: it is undemanding. It needs neither controller nor remote nor app – just a driver and, if wanted, a simple dimmer. That reduces not only cost but also the number of possible failure points. On top of that, a built-in shade looks purer than a colour mixed from three channels. If you are after a permanent colour mood, this is the better route.
Light colour green – 525 nm
Green light at 525 nanometres sits exactly in the most sensitive range of the human eye – which is why it appears brighter than other colours at the same power. It conveys a calm, natural impression and is used in wellness areas, conservatories, bars and retail. For decorative lighting on plants, water features and nature themes green is the obvious choice, as it blends with the surroundings.
High-quality LED chips by Sanan
Fitted are LED chips by Sanan, one of the world's leading manufacturers. The listed company from Xiamen makes everything itself from wafer to finished chip and produces several hundred billion units per year. With single-colour strips this consistency pays off: the colour is generated by the semiconductor layer itself, and only a cleanly manufactured chip delivers the same shade over years. Together with a 50,000 hour service life this makes for a reliably consistent line of light.
Choosing the right driver
For operation you only need a 24 volt driver of the right size. At 8 watts per metre a complete 5 metre reel draws 40 watts; with around 20 percent headroom the driver should therefore supply at least 50 watts. An RGB controller is not required as the strip carries only one colour. If you want to dim, add a simple low-voltage dimmer in between. We stock suitable units in accessories.
Installation, cutting and routing
Installation uses the adhesive tape on the back, applied to a clean, smooth surface. At the printed markings the strip can be divided every 50 millimetres; the solder pads sit there. When routing: bending lengthwise yes, sharp creasing no – a bending diameter from 1 centimetre protects the conductor tracks. And connect no more than 5 metres per supply. The reason is voltage drop over distance: less voltage arrives at the end of an overly long run, so brightness noticeably falls off. Feed longer light lines in parallel sections.
Technical data
| Type | COB (chip on board), continuous line of light |
| LED density | 320 LEDs per metre |
| LED chips | Sanan SMD |
| Light colour | green (525 nm (±7.5 nm)) |
| Power | 8 W per metre (40 W per 5 m reel) |
| Beam angle | 170° |
| Voltage | DC 24 V (driver required, no RGB controller) |
| Protection rating | IP20 (dry indoor areas only) |
| Dimensions | 5,000 × 8 × 2.3 mm |
| Reel length | 5 m per reel |
| Cuttable every | 50 mm |
| Board | double-sided PCB, electrolytic copper |
| Fixing | double-sided adhesive tape on the back |
| Connection | 15 cm lead at both ends |
| Min. bending diameter | 10 mm |
| Service life | 50,000 h |
| Ambient temperature | −20 °C to +40 °C |
| Storage temperature | −20 °C to +45 °C |
| Certification | CE, RoHS |
Applications
Typical locations are bars, clubs, restaurants and hotels, exhibition stands and shop fittings, home cinemas and gaming areas as well as living rooms with indirect lighting. In display cases, along stair edges and behind furniture the strip also sets effective accents. As it is only 8 millimetres wide and 2.3 millimetres high, it disappears into narrow profiles and joints. Important: the IP20 rating permits use in dry indoor areas only.
Scope of delivery
- 1× single-colour COB LED strip, 5 m on reel
- 15 cm connection lead at both ends
