How to Size an LED Power Supply for LED Strip Lights
To size an LED power supply, find the strip's watts per foot, multiply by the installed length to get the total load, add headroom so the driver is not run...
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Constant-Voltage vs Constant-Current LED Drivers: What Is the Difference?
A constant-voltage driver holds a fixed output voltage, such as 12V or 24V, and lets the connected load draw the current it needs. A constant-current driver holds a fixed current...
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What Is an LED Driver and Why Do LED Strip Lights Need One?
An LED driver is the power supply that converts your home's line voltage into the low-voltage DC that LED strip lights run on. Wall outlets in the US supply 120V...
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LED Strip Kits vs Separate Components: Which Option Is Right for Your Project?
An LED strip kit bundles the main parts of a lighting system together, typically the strip, a matched driver, and the connectors needed to install it, sometimes with a controller....
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Digital RGB Pixel Strips vs Standard RGB LED Strips
The difference between digital RGB pixel strips and standard RGB LED strips is individual control. On a standard RGB strip, every LED shows the same color at the same time,...
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Dim-to-Warm vs Tunable White LED Lighting: What Is the Difference?
Dim-to-warm and tunable white both change the color of white light, but they do it in different ways and with different controls. A dim-to-warm strip automatically shifts warmer as you...
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How LED Strip Width Affects Channels, Connectors and Installation
LED strip width is the physical width of the strip, and it quietly shapes three practical things: which aluminum channel the strip fits into, which connectors will clamp onto it,...
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Maximum LED Strip Run Length: What Limits a Continuous Run?
The maximum LED strip run length is the longest single run you can power from one feed before voltage drop makes the far end noticeably dimmer or the strip exceeds...
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What Are Cut-Anywhere COB LED Strip Lights and When Are They Useful?
Cut-anywhere COB LED strip lights are a specific type of COB strip engineered to be divided at very fine, frequent intervals rather than only at widely spaced marks. This gives...
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LED Strip Cut Points Explained: Where Can an LED Strip Be Cut?
LED strip cut points are the marked positions along a strip where it can be safely divided without breaking the circuit. Most strips can only be cut at these designated...
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Indoor vs Outdoor LED Strip Lights: What Must Be Different?
Indoor vs outdoor LED strip lights differ mainly in how well the strip, and everything connected to it, resists moisture and the elements. An indoor strip can be a low-protection...
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IP20 vs IP65 vs IP67 LED Strips: Choosing the Correct Protection Rating
IP20 vs IP65 vs IP67 comes down to how much dust and moisture a strip is built to withstand. IP20 is for dry indoor locations, IP65 handles splashes and humidity,...
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