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DECORATIVE LIGHT | LED STRIPS
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LED STRIPS.
Light is incredibly manifold. It creates security, leads the
way, triggers emotions, sets highlights or provides rooms
with a very special atmosphere.
With LED strips you can apply light as a design element
individually for any private or professional application and
in a great variety of colors for any mood.
LED strips in warm white, neutral white or cold white
make for comfortable, technical or daylight-like lighting.
With LED strips in RGB, color moods in red, green or blue
as well as a mix of those three colors can be created. With
RGB/W strips pastel shades can also be created by mi-
xing white with the red/green/blue colors, or just white
light. With dimmable solutions, that can comfortably also
be controlled via remote control, or control via e.g. LIM
devices there are almost no limits to the possible effects.
The advantages of LED strips:
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Flexibility – since they can be shortened and bent, LED
strips can be applied almost anywhere, whether in straight
application, curved or installed around the corner
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Effect – LED strips for basic or effect lighting or for deco-
rative purposes
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Play with colors – strips in warm white, cold white, or
RGB and RGB/W make for the right color and mood in
any ambiance – dimmable and comfortable, also via
remote control
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Wide portfolio – rigid or flexible strips or strips (IP44 / IP65)
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Easy installation due to adhesive surface on the rear side
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Sustainability – LED strips are energy-efficient and thanks
to their flexibility easy to shorten and adjust
LED
English "light-emitting diode", produces light by conver-
ting eletrical energy into visible electro-magnetic radiation.
RGB
Stands for the colors red, green and blue and describes
color-changing products that are used to provide rooms
with individual color moods.
RGBW
Stands for the colors red, green, blue and white and des-
cribes color-changing products that are used to provide
rooms with individual, dynamic color moods or achieve
white basic lighting.
Kelvin (K)
Measuring unit for indicating a light source’s color
temperature.
Warm white (WW)
Light color <3300 Kelvin – yellow-white to white light for
a comfortable, warm mood, especially in living areas.
Neutral white
Light color 3300 to 5300 Kelvin – white light for a neutral
atmosphere.
Cold white (KW) / daylight white
Light color >5300 Kelvin – daylight-like light for technical
lighting, daylight-like conditions.
Color rendering index Ra (CRI)
A light source’s color rendering index is indicated with the
color rendering index Ra (English: CRI). The color rende-
ring index describes the level of accordance of the visible
surface color with its appearance under a specific refe-
rence light source.
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