The current trend is to move away from light points in favour of linear lighting, which is based on LED strips.

LED strips are popular due to their low price and proven quality. Of course, their reliability largely depends on carefully carried out installation.

During operation, the strip generates heat that must be dissipated from it. Otherwise, the strip may wear out prematurely. Special GLAX aluminium profiles are used to dissipate heat from the strip. In order to effectively dissipate heat from the strip to the aluminium profile, the strip must adhere to it with its entire surface. Therefore, before gluing the LED strip into the GLAX profile, its centre should be degreased.

LED strips find a wide range of applications both in homes and office spaces. They can be used to illuminate the kitchen, wardrobe, reception, showcases and even walls and ceilings.

5630 LED strip with its entire length, i.e. 5 m, consumes 50 W, while 1 meter consumes only 16 W. The strip can be cut every 5 cm, remembering to make the cut in a specially marked place.

An important parameter of LED strips is the density of LEDs arrangement. The more densely they are arranged, the more even line of light will be obtained. In this case, 300 LEDs are arranged along the entire length of the strip, i.e. 60/m.

Attention should also be paid to the width of the LED strip so that it can be easily glued it into the profile. This index is 10 mm wide.

• Strip brightness – 1750 lm/m
• Light colour temperature – 6500 K cool white
• Ingress protection – IP20;
• Beam angle – 120°;
• Strip width – 10 mm;
• Cuttable every 50 mm;

Documents

• CE declaration (PDF)
• Energy label (PDF)
• Instructions (PDF)
• Product sheet (PDF)
• Product sheet (PDF)
• Product sheet (PDF)