LED strips have gained popularity as flexible and energy-saving light sources. As LED technology developed, they have become a viable alternative for many solutions, including LED light bulbs. What’s more, more and more RGB and RGBW strips, which emit adjustable light, are available in the market. These products, and many more ergonomic lighting solutions, can be found in the TME’s offer. Below, you can see the range of products offered by one of the leading manufacturers of LED strips – iPixel. You can order iPixel products directly from our warehouses. The availability of various parameters and compatibility with the most popular methods of control distinguish them in their category of products.To get more news about led bar decor, you can visit htj-led.com official website.

Single colour LED strips are used in many applications – from room illumination, to accent lighting and backlighting of large areas. Ipixel products include LEDs with a 120° beam angle, mounted along an 8mm or 10mm strip, 30, 60 or 120 LEDs per metre. 5V, 12V, or 24V models are available, with power ranging from 7.2W/m to 24W/m. It’s worth mentioning here that in our offer you can find variants with a different colour temperature – from 2800K (very warm) to 10000K (so-called “cold” colour, with the effect similar to daylight). Among the available models, there are strips in which circuit and electronic components are cast in elastic gel or covered in special sleeves, which makes them IP64- and IP65-rated. Thanks to that, they can be used in harsh environmental (and weather) conditions, when the air is more humid. For all of the products, the operating temperature ranges from as low as -40°C to as high as 50°C.
In iPixel’s range of products, you can also find neon strips. In contrast to the models described above, these products can be folded tightly around the axis that is parallel to the beam angle, which makes it possible to shape them as curves and shapes similar to standard neons (hence the name) – this makes them perfect for creating many different shapes, advertisement lighting, signage, etc. At the same time, they are highly resistant to external factors (IP65- and IP67-rated) and they retain all the benefits of LED based lighting: low energy consumption (from 8W/m to 19.2W/m), varied width (6mm, 10mm, 12mm, 13mm and 15mm) and the relatively high brightness compared to the white colour strips (up to 215lm/m). Even light propagation is their another benefit – their structure allows for the creation of homogenous lines even with a lower density of LEDs. Yet another benefit of the silicone that scatters the emitted light is its resilience to mechanical factors, UV, and corrosion. Neon strips are available in white colour versions (from 2500K to 9000K) and also as red, purple, blue (including ice blue), pink, green, and gold variants. Programmable versions, as described below, are also available.

COB (chip on board) is a method of mounting LEDs (and other electronic components) directly on the substrate (in the circuit), without previous installation in the SMD package. LED structures are densely mounted and potted with fluorescent phosphorus strip on the surface of the LED strip. The LED structures emit blue light, which stimulates the phosphorus to emit white light with its full volume, which in turn eliminates the unwanted contrast between brighter points and darker sections. This production technology allows for very high LED density (480pcs/m for single-colour strips), which results in very high brightness(1100lm/m), and a wide beam angle (full 180°) while retaining the small size and high elasticity. Such strips from iPixel require a 24V driver and can achieve 10W or 16W per metre. Thanks to their parameters, they can replace light bulbs and fluorescent lamps as a standard source of indoor illumination and can be also used in the manufacture of unconventional lamps and ceiling lamps. Just like most of the presented LED strips, these models are also equipped with self-adhesive strips, which makes for easier mounting of lighting in housings (profiles) or on other smooth surfaces. The place of mounting should have good air circulation or must provide (e.g. aluminium profile) effective heat dissipation – because of their structure and intensity, COB strips heat up more than other models.