RGBW LED Strip Lights

Full color · Dedicated white · Professional control

Professional RGBW LED Strips for Full Color and Dedicated White Light

Specify full-color effects and a dedicated white channel from one system. Compare voltage, white CCT, output, power, density, IP rating, run length and cut interval—then match the strip to compatible four-channel control and five-conductor wiring.

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RGB + Dedicated WhiteFour independently controlled light channels

12V & 24V DCProfessional constant-voltage options

IP20 to IP68Indoor, outdoor and high-temperature choices

2700K or 3000KPurpose-built warm-white channel

RGBW is a five-wire, four-channel system. Select the strip by application and environment first, then match voltage, controller capacity, power supply, wire, connectors, channel and mounting method.

20° Optic RGBW Flexible LED Wall Washer — 24V, 6W/ft, IP67

Flexible RGBW wall washer with a focused 20° beam for vivid color, clean white light, and high-impact architectural accenting.

PART #: WW-IP6724V23M-RGBW27

$193.89 Sale Price: $168.99

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RGBW Indoor High Density LED Strip Light — 12V, 6W/ft, IP20

RGB color-changing + 3000K warm white in one flexible LED strip. Runs on 12V DC, is IP20 rated for indoor use, cuts every 2.81 inches, and is available in 16.4 ft rolls.

PART #: P84-IP2012V12M-RGBW30-xx

$30.79 Sale Price: $28.99

RGBW Indoor High Density LED Strip Light — 24V, 7W/ft, IP20

Our first RGB+W LED Flex Strip. Now you can have color changing + white LED lights built into one strip. 24V Input, IP20 Rated LED Strip Light available in 3-16.4ft. lengths.

PART #: P96-IP2024V12M-RGBW30-xx

$30.79 Sale Price: $27.99

Sauna-Rated IP68 High Temp RGBW LED Strip Light — 24V, 10mm, 5W/ft

IP68 and high temperature rated RGBW strip for water submersion and high temperatures. This is the #1 strip lighting option for outdoor/damp applications like pools, saunas, and steam rooms.

PART #: HT60-IP6824V12M-RGBW30

$178.99 Sale Price: $165.99

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How to Specify an RGBW LED Strip System

RGBW combines red, green and blue color channels with one dedicated white channel. Define the required white light, environment and control behavior first, then engineer the strip, power and wiring as one system.

Light behavior

RGB + Dedicated White

RGB channels create saturated colors, blended colors and supported effects. The separate white channel provides purpose-built white illumination instead of relying only on an RGB mixture.

White-light specification

White CCT, Output & CRI

Specify the dedicated white channel by Kelvin value and published light output. Review CRI, R9 and TM-30 only when documented; do not assume color-rendering performance from the RGBW label alone.

Electrical platform

12V vs. 24V DC

Match the strip, controller and power supply voltage exactly. Choose 12V where that platform or shorter cut interval fits the project; 24V is generally preferred for larger professional systems and longer wire runs.

System load

Power & Controller Capacity

Current products use 5–7W/ft nominal ratings. Size both the constant-voltage power supply and four-channel RGBW controller for the connected load, with appropriate capacity headroom.

Environment & optics

IP Rating, Temperature & Beam

Use IP20 in dry interiors, IP67 for applicable indoor/outdoor exposure, and the purpose-built high-temperature IP68 strip for sauna conditions. IP rating alone does not establish temperature suitability.

Physical planning

Width, Cut Interval & Maximum Run

Confirm PCB or finished width, five-pin connector compatibility, allowable cut points and maximum continuous run before laying out channels, field connections and power-feed locations.

Understand the Four-Channel RGBW Architecture

A compatible controller independently varies four output channels. Standard RGBW strip changes together along each connected run; it is not individually addressable.

R · RedPrimary color channel used alone or mixed with green and blue to create additional colors.

G · GreenPrimary color channel independently controlled for saturated output and additive color mixing.

B · BluePrimary color channel used for blue output, cooler blends and supported dynamic effects.

W · Dedicated WhiteA separate 2700K or 3000K warm-white channel for useful white illumination and softer RGBW tints.

Choose the RGBW Product by Application

The current range covers indoor flexible tape, precise architectural wall washing and high-temperature sauna installations.

Professional Series · 12V Indoor

Shorter Cut Interval

For dry interior coves, cabinets, displays and accent details that use a 12V system and benefit from more precise field sizing.

RGB + 3000K Warm White
84 LEDs/m at 6W/ft
12mm, IP20, 2.81-inch cut interval

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Professional Series · 24V Indoor

Professional 24V Platform

For dry indoor RGBW installations built around a 24V power and control architecture.

RGB + 3000K Warm White
96 LEDs/m at 7W/ft
12mm, IP20, 4.92-inch cut interval

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Architectural Series · IP67 Optic

20° Flexible Wall Washer

For controlled wall grazing, facade contours and high-impact architectural accents requiring a narrow beam.

RGB + 2700K, 90+ CRI white
Up to 549 lm/ft at 6W/ft
24V, IP67, integrated 20° optic

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Element Series · High-Temperature IP68

Sauna-Rated RGBW

For sauna, steam-room and demanding high-moisture installations that require purpose-built thermal and environmental protection.

RGB + 3000K Warm White
24V, 60 LEDs/m at 5W/ft
-30°C to 90°C, IP68, 10mm

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Choose the Right Color-Control Architecture

These strip types solve different lighting problems. Select the simplest channel architecture that produces the required light and effects.

Color effects

RGB

Choose RGB for synchronized color changing when a dedicated white-light channel is not required.

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Color + one white CCT

RGBW

Choose RGBW for synchronized color effects plus a separate fixed-CCT white channel in one strip.

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Adjustable white only

Tunable White

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

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Pixel-level effects

Addressable RGB

Choose addressable strip when individual LEDs or segments must display different colors simultaneously.

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Complete the RGBW LED Strip System

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

Matched DC Power

Use a 12V or 24V constant-voltage supply that matches the strip and is sized for the full connected load plus headroom.

RGBW Controller

Use four-channel control rated for the system voltage, total load and desired interface, protocol, scenes and zones.

Five-Conductor Connections

Match connector width and IP rating; verify pin order, common conductor, polarity, wire gauge and every planned branch or feed.

Mounting & Optics

Choose channels, diffusers, clips or wall-washing optics for the required finish, beam control, protection and thermal conditions.

RGBW Project Planning Resources

Use these LEDSupply guides to plan the color-control system, power, mounting and performance level before installation.

Color-changing systems How to Plan and Install Color-Changing LED Strip Lights Read the setup guide → Power and sizing How to Choose the Right LED Power Supply Size the power supply → Mounting techniques Mount LED Strip for a Clean, Reliable Installation Review mounting options → Performance tiers Contractor vs. Professional vs. Architectural LED Strips Compare the series →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the advantage of RGBW over RGB?

RGBW adds a separate white LED channel to red, green and blue. That provides a purpose-built white-light source for everyday illumination while retaining full-color effects. Standard RGB can mix an approximate white, but it does not include the dedicated white channel.

Is RGBW the same as tunable white?

No. The dedicated white channel in these RGBW products has one fixed CCT—2700K or 3000K depending on the product. Tunable-white strip uses separate warm- and cool-white channels to adjust Kelvin value across a specified range.

Can RGBW produce color and white at the same time?

Yes, when the controller supports independent channel adjustment. Adding the white channel to an RGB mixture can create softer tints and additional scene options. Do not treat those blends as calibrated CCT or color-rendering values unless test data states otherwise.

Does RGBW require a special controller?

Yes. Use a four-channel RGBW controller rather than a standard three-channel RGB controller. Match its input/output voltage, per-channel and total capacity, polarity, connector pinout and desired control interface to the project.

Should I choose 12V or 24V RGBW strip?

Use the voltage required by the project platform and match every powered component to it. The current 12V indoor strip provides a shorter 2.81-inch cut interval; the 24V indoor strip fits professional 24V systems but uses a longer 4.92-inch cut interval. Both list a 16.4-foot maximum continuous run.

Is RGBW strip individually addressable?

No. A standard RGBW controller changes the connected strip together. Choose addressable strip and its compatible data controller when individual LEDs or segments must display different colors at the same time.

Which RGBW product can be used outdoors or in a sauna?

Use the IP67 wall washer where its exposure rating and focused 20° beam suit the application. For sauna heat and high moisture, use the Element Series strip specifically rated from -30°C to 90°C and IP68. IP rating alone does not establish high-temperature suitability.

Can RGBW strip be cut and extended?

Yes, but only at the marked cut points, which vary significantly by product. Stay within the listed maximum run, use compatible five-conductor wiring or connectors, and add parallel feeds where required. Cutting a sealed strip breaks the factory seal at that end and requires proper resealing wherever environmental protection must be maintained.

How do I size the RGBW power supply?

Use the product's published power-by-length data where available, add the load of all runs, and include the specified capacity headroom. The RGBW controller must also be rated for the total load and current; check wire size and voltage drop before finalizing long or multi-run systems.