Wholesale Smart Neon Flex 12V Outdoor 5050 Flexible SMD 5m RGB 24 Keys Waterproof Led Strip Lights With WIFI Remote Controller

Product Description

Three ways to control LED strips:

1.24-Key Versatile IR Remote:You can turn on/off, dim/brighten your led light strip; choose from 16 different colors,perfect control choice when you have trouble with the app.

2.Voice Control :Enable “Magic Home” skill and add smart lights, compatible with Alex and Google assistant, you can turn on/off your light strip, adjust light brightness and change colors through your voice.

3.Remotely Control by Smart phone:By downloading “Magic Home Pro” app to your smart phone, you can control this devices wherever you are.

Product Name	Wholesale Smart Neon Flex 12V Outdoor 5050 Flexible SMD 5m RGB 24 Keys Waterproof Led Strip Lights With WIFI Remote Controller
Color	16 Million Colors
Waterproof	IP20/IP65
LED Quantity	30 LEDs/Meter; 60 LEDs/Meter
POWER	36W/72W
SMD Type	SMD 5050 RGB
Output Voltage	DC12V 2A/3A
Dimension(mm)	5000X10

 

 

 

Q: What is AC?
This is Alternating Current. This is the electricity that is used in most homes and commercial spaces. It's often referred to as line voltage and the number differs from country to country. US line voltage is typically 90V-220V, whereas it often averages higher in Europe.
Q: What is DC?
This is Direct Current. Most LED strips on the market use low-voltage DC. A transformer or low-voltage battery is often required to step-down the AC voltage to a suitable level for the LED strips, which is normally 12V or 24V DC.

Q: Are your LED strips constant current or constant voltage?
All of our strip lights require constant voltage. A constant voltage power supply is an electrical power source that regulates voltage to a constant level. In the case of Flexfire LED strip lights, a constant 12V or 24V, depending on the LED strip being used, would be required.

Q: What is the color temperature?
The color of light can be quantified by referring to its color temperature. White light is measured in Kelvins (K). Most white lights fall in a spectrum between 1800K and 6500K. When getting close to 3000K, the light is noticeably warmer. On the other end of the spectrum, the lights have a blue-ish tint and cooler tone when nearing 6500K.