RGB LED Strip Lights

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Full color · Multiple control architectures · Professional components

Professional RGB LED Strips for Controlled Color and Dynamic Effects

Specify synchronized color, addressable effects or long-run plug-in lighting from one technical range. Compare control type, voltage, density, power, IP rating, form factor, run length and cut interval—then match every component to the selected strip.

Standard & Addressable RGBSynchronized color or pixel-group effects
12V, 24V & 120VDC systems and direct plug-in long runs
IP20 to IP68Dry interior through sauna-rated construction
Multiple Form FactorsStraight, bendable and side-emitting options
Control architecture comes first. Standard RGB uses three color channels and changes together along a run; addressable RGB uses data-controlled pixel groups; the 120V plug-in product includes its own control hardware. Do not mix controllers, power components or wiring between platforms without confirming compatibility.
90° Bendable "Zig Zag" RGB LED Strip Light — 24V, 4W/ft, IP20
Flexible RGB LED strip designed to bend side-to-side and around 90° turns for curves, corners, and custom layouts. Runs on 24V DC, is IP20 rated for indoor use, and is available in custom lengths.
PART #: BND-IP2024V8M-RGB-xx
$22.99 $18.99
AC Plug-In Waterproof RGB LED Strip Light — 120V, 3W/ft, IP65
AC powered (110V AC Receptacle) RGB Flex Strips with 20 different colors and 5 dynamic modes available. Top notch ambient lighting for both indoor/outdoor use - run in continuous lengths up to 150-feet.
PART #: AC60-IP65120V-RGB-xxx
$24.19 $21.77
Addressable RGB Waterproof LED Strip Light — 12V, 3W/ft, IP65
Fully addressable, waterproof RGB LED strip with pixel-level control and built-in IC — perfect for custom dynamic lighting, accent accents, and creative installations.
PART #: PIX30-IP6512V10M-RGB-5M
$134.95 $119.95
RGB Indoor High Density LED Strip Light — 12V, 5W/ft, IP20
Part of our Professional Series, this high-density 12V RGB LED strip delivers vibrant, color-changing light for indoor accent and decorative applications, with custom lengths available.
PART #: P60-IP2012V10M-RGB-xx
$27.49 $24.99
RGB Indoor Standard Density LED Strip Light — 12V, 3W/ft, IP20
Part of our Contractor Series, this standard-density (30 LEDs/M) 12V RGB LED strip delivers vibrant, color-changing light for indoor accent and decorative applications, with custom lengths available.
PART #: C30-IP2012V10M-RGB-xx
$20.89 $18.99
RGB Waterproof High Density LED Strip Light — 12V, 5W/ft, IP65
Part of our Professional Series, this high-density 12V RGB LED strip delivers vibrant color-changing light with added IP65 protection for indoor or outdoor accent lighting. Available in custom lengths.
PART #: P60-IP6512V10M-RGB-xx
$27.49 $24.99
RGB Waterproof Standard Density LED Strip Light — 12V, 3W/ft, IP65
Part of our Contractor Series, this standard-density 12V RGB LED strip delivers versatile color-changing light with IP65 protection for indoor or outdoor accent lighting. Available in custom lengths.
PART #: C30-IP6512V10M-RGB-xx
$16.99 $13.99
Sauna-Rated IP68 High Temp RGB LED Strip Light — 24V, 10mm, 5W/ft
Part of our Element Series, this sauna-rated 24V RGB LED strip delivers vibrant color-changing light and is built for high-temperature, high-moisture environments with IP68 protection.
PART #: HT60-IP6824V12M-RGB
$158.99 $137.99
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Side-Emitting RGB Indoor LED Strip Light — 12V, 3W/ft, IP20
Delivers color-changing light from the edge of the strip, making it ideal for coves, stairs, displays, and indirect accent lighting. IP20 rated and available in custom lengths.
PART #: SE60-IP2012V10M-RGB-x
$18.49 $17.99

How to Specify an RGB LED Strip System

RGB is not one universal platform. Define the required effect, installation environment and control method first, then engineer the strip, controller, power and wiring as one compatible system.

Control behavior

Standard vs. Addressable RGB

Standard RGB changes the entire connected run together. Addressable RGB divides the strip into data-controlled pixel groups that can display different colors simultaneously for chases, gradients and programmed effects.

Electrical platform

12V DC, 24V DC or 120V AC

Match voltage across every powered component. The 12V and 24V products require compatible low-voltage power and control; the 120V plug-in product includes its own receiver, remote and power cord for runs up to 150 feet.

Output & spacing

Power and LED Density

Current products span nominal 3–5W/ft and include standard-, high- and specialty-density layouts. Higher density generally improves output and visual uniformity, but system load and viewing geometry must be checked together.

Environment

IP Rating & Temperature

Use IP20 in dry interiors, IP65 for the applicable damp or outdoor exposure, and the purpose-built Element Series IP68 product for sauna heat and moisture. IP rating alone does not establish temperature suitability.

Form factor

Straight, Bendable or Side-Emitting

Standard tape bends through one plane. Select the 90° side-bending PCB for curves and corners, or side-emitting construction when light must project parallel to the mounting surface.

Physical planning

Width, Cut Interval & Maximum Run

Confirm finished width, connector compatibility, allowable cut points and maximum continuous run before laying out channels, field connections and power-feed locations. These values vary substantially across the category.

Understand Standard Three-Channel RGB

A compatible controller independently varies red, green and blue to mix colors. Standard low-voltage RGB uses four conductors—one common positive plus three channel returns—and the connected strip changes together along the run.

R · RedPrimary color channel used alone or mixed with green and blue to create additional colors.
G · GreenIndependently controlled primary channel for saturated output and additive color mixing.
B · BluePrimary channel used for blue output, cooler blends and controller-supported effects.

Choose the RGB Product by Application

The range covers conventional indoor and waterproof tape plus specialized construction for pixels, tight geometry, long AC runs and sauna environments.

Contractor Series · 12V

Standard-Density RGB

A practical 30 LEDs/m platform for accent, backlighting, shelving and decorative installations.

  • 3W/ft, 10mm, 4-inch cut interval
  • IP20 indoor or IP65 waterproof
  • Maximum continuous run up to 32.8 ft
View indoor version → View waterproof version →
Specialty Geometry

Bendable & Side-Emitting

Solve layouts where standard face-emitting tape cannot follow the required path or direct light correctly.

  • 24V side-bending PCB for 90° turns
  • 12V side-view strip for parallel light
  • IP20 construction for dry interiors
View 90° bendable strip → View side-emitting strip →
Specialty · Addressable

Pixel-Controlled RGB

For gradients, chases, music-reactive scenes and other effects in which different pixel groups display different colors at the same time.

  • 12V DC, IP65, 30 LEDs/m
  • 10 pixels/m with 3 LEDs per pixel
  • IC pixel controller required
View addressable RGB strip →
120V Plug-In · IP65

Long-Run RGB

For large coves, outlines and commercial accents where direct plug-in power and long continuous runs simplify the architecture.

  • 3W/ft and up to 150 ft per powered run
  • Included receiver and IR remote
  • 39.4-inch cutting interval
View 120V plug-in RGB strip →
Element Series · High-Temperature IP68

Sauna-Rated RGB

For sauna, spa and wellness-room installations requiring color-changing light plus purpose-built thermal and environmental protection.

  • 24V, 60 LEDs/m at 5W/ft
  • -30°C to 90°C operating range
  • IP68 encapsulated construction
View sauna-rated RGB strip →

Choose the Right Color-Control Architecture

These strip types solve different lighting problems. Select the simplest architecture that produces the required light, white-light quality and effects.

Pixel-group effects

Addressable RGB

Choose addressable RGB for gradients, chases and scenes with different colors displayed along the same run.

View addressable RGB →
Color + dedicated white

RGBW

Choose RGBW when the project needs full-color effects plus a separate fixed-CCT white channel.

Shop RGBW strips →
Adjustable white only

Tunable White

Choose tunable white when adjustable Kelvin value matters but saturated RGB colors are unnecessary.

Shop tunable-white strips →

Complete the RGB LED Strip System

The strip is only one component. Confirm control protocol, voltage, channel load, wiring topology, dimensions and environmental requirements across the entire system before ordering.

01

Matched Power

Use the power architecture specified for the strip. Size low-voltage supplies for the published load plus appropriate headroom; use the included power components for the 120V product.

02

Correct Controller

Use three-channel PWM control for standard RGB, a compatible IC pixel controller for addressable strip, or the supplied receiver and remote for the 120V system.

03

Compatible Connections

Match strip width, conductor count, polarity, pin order, IP rating and wire gauge. Plan every field cut, jumper, branch and parallel power feed.

04

Mounting & Protection

Choose channels, diffusers, clips or track for the required finish and support. Preserve or restore the specified environmental protection at cuts and connections.

RGB Project Planning Resources

Use these LEDSupply guides to plan control, power, mounting and the complete installation before ordering components.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an RGB LED strip?

RGB strip contains red, green and blue light channels. A compatible controller varies the channels independently to produce saturated primary colors, blended colors, brightness changes and supported dynamic effects.

Can RGB LED strip produce white light?

Combining red, green and blue can create an approximate white appearance, but standard RGB does not contain a dedicated white LED channel and should not be treated as specified general illumination. Choose fixed-white or tunable-white strip when white-light quality is the primary requirement, or RGBW when the project needs both color effects and a dedicated white channel.

What is the difference between standard and addressable RGB?

Standard RGB changes the entire connected run together through three PWM color channels. Addressable strip includes control ICs and divides the strip into pixel groups, allowing different sections to show different colors simultaneously. The controller and wiring are not interchangeable.

Does RGB strip require a controller?

Yes. Standard low-voltage RGB requires a compatible three-channel controller; addressable strip requires its specified pixel controller. The 120V plug-in product includes an in-line RGB receiver and IR remote.

Should I choose 12V, 24V or 120V RGB strip?

Choose the platform that fits the product form factor, cutting needs and run architecture. The primary straight RGB tapes are 12V, the bendable and sauna-rated products are 24V, and the 120V plug-in strip supports continuous runs up to 150 feet. Match every powered component to the selected voltage.

What is the difference between RGB and RGBW?

RGBW adds a separate white LED channel to red, green and blue. Choose RGB for color-focused installations; choose RGBW when the same strip also needs a purpose-built fixed-CCT white channel for everyday illumination.

Which RGB strip can be used outdoors or in a sauna?

Use an IP65 product only where its published exposure rating suits the installation. For sauna heat and moisture, use the Element Series RGB strip specifically rated from -30°C to 90°C and IP68. IP rating alone does not establish high-temperature suitability.

Can RGB strip be cut and extended?

Yes, but only at the marked cut points, which range from approximately 0.625 inch to 39.4 inches across this category. Stay within the product's maximum run and use the correct wiring, connectors and power-feed topology. Cutting a sealed strip breaks the factory seal and requires proper resealing wherever environmental protection must be maintained.

How do I size the power supply and controller?

Use the product's published power-by-length data where available, add the loads of all connected runs and include the specified capacity headroom. The controller must also be rated for the system voltage and total current. Check wire gauge and voltage drop for long or multi-run systems.

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