5V SK6812 4 in 1 RGBW Digital Addressable LED Strip, 144/m, 60/m, 30/m Available
5V input (please note we also have 12V version)
SK6812 based RGBW Strips, featuring faster PWM rates & an extra white channel for even more colours.
RGBWW (2700-3200K Warm White), RGBCW(5500-6500K Cool White) available.
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- Buy 5 for $29.50 each and save 14%
- Buy 10 for $28.50 each and save 17%
- Buy 50 for $27.50 each and save 20%
Light Source: A-quality SK6812 built-in 4-in-1 RGBW 5050 SMD (datasheet)
Working Voltage: 5V DC
LED Density: 30, 60,144leds/Meter Available
Pixels : 30, 60, 144/Meter
Power: 9W/m (30LED/m), 18W/m(60LED/m),43.2W/m(144LED/m)
Grey scale: 256
Available Color: RGBWW (2700-3000K Warm White), RGBW(6000-7000K White)
Cuttable: every LED is cuttable
Finish (PCB color): white and black available
FPC width: 12mm (144leds/m type), 10mm (30leds/m and 60leds/m type)
Length: 5 meter reel for 30LED/m type, 5 meter reel for 60LED/m type, 1 m reel for 144LED/m type
Protection rate: Non-waterproof or IP67 waterproof (sealed in silicone tube)
These SK6812 RGBW LED Strips are equipped with the RGBW variants of the SK6812 IC LEDs, and this means that they come with a fourth channel specifically for white, allowing for much better colour accuracy and true white than classic 3-channel LED Strips. This makes it a great all-rounder lighting solution that can cater to vibrant living spaces just as easily as it can accommodate productive work spaces, allowing you to ignore the colours when work mode is activate, and then start up the party once work is over with whatever colours you want. Of course, this extra white channel also helps with colour accuracy and brightness throughout the entire colour gamut, allowing it to shine brightly regardless of which R, G and B channels you’re using, and even if you don’t plan on using the white channel solely without any other colours, the white channel will certainly help you find the precise blues, greens, reds and blends without sacrificing brightness or accuracy.
It looks like any other addressable strip, but instead of 3 channels of color (24 bit), you load in an additional 4th channel for the white for a total of 32 bits per LED. This sort of data load may require careful use on microcontrollers with little RAM (460 LED limit for an Arduino UNO).
