FCOB RGBCCT - 3m LED Strip

Dotless colour and tunable white light on a 24 V strip, 3 m to the roll. Bring your own supply and controller.

$54.95 inc GST Low stock · ships today

Length

3 metres $54.95 5 metres $74.95

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Everything you need to know

FCOB puts the diodes under a continuous phosphor layer, so at 960 LEDs per metre the strip reads as one line of light instead of a row of dots. Six pins carry red, green, blue, warm white and cool white, so you get real white light as well as colour, at Ra>90. Cut it every 41.5 mm. It is an analog strip, so it needs a 24 V constant-voltage supply and a 6-pin RGBCCT controller, and neither is in the box.

Product features

One controller puts it in the Hue app

The strip is a light engine with no radio in it, which is what keeps it cheap and lets you cut it. Add a Gledopto Pro controller and the whole run joins your Zigbee network as an ordinary colour light, with rooms, scenes and routines in the Philips Hue app, SmartThings, a Zigbee Echo or Home Assistant. Six pins from the strip into the controller's terminals, no soldering.

Works with the Gledopto GL-C-301P and GL-C-601P

Pairs to a Hue Bridge, SmartThings or Home Assistant

Keeps running with the internet down

Cut it every 41.5 mm

A run is never the length the roll comes in. Cut at the marked copper pads and the strip finishes exactly where the cabinet does. The offcut is not waste either: rejoin it with one of the connectors in the box and use it somewhere else.

Marked cut points every 41.5 mm

Offcuts rejoin with the included connectors

Double-sided tape, already on

The back of the strip carries double-sided adhesive, so a clean, dry, flat surface is all it needs. Press it into a channel, along a shelf lip or under a cabinet and it stays put. On a rough surface, or overhead where you would rather not trust tape on its own, use the clips in the box.

What's in the box

1× FCOB RGBCCT LED strip: 3 m roll, 12 mm wide
2× Solderless strip connector: Joins a cut end to another length without soldering
3× Fixed mounting clip: Screws or sticks to the surface to hold the strip down
1× 24 AWG extension lead: For the run between the strip and the controller

Specifications

Output

Colour rendering (CRI): 90
LED density: 960 LEDs/m

Light

Light type: Colour
Colour system: RGBWW
Addressable (RGBIC): No gradient

Control

Dimmable: Yes

Electrical

Power draw (in use): 54 W

Build

IP rating: IP30
Placement: Indoor
Dimensions: 3000 × 12 × 1.6 mm

Form

Length: 3 metres Also available: 5
Max extendable length: 5 metres
Cuttable: Yes
Cut interval: 41.5 mm
Adhesive backing: Yes

Power

Voltage: 24V

Environment

Operating temperature: -20–45 °C

Common questions

Quick answers before you buy. We test this gear ourselves. Can't find yours? Ask our Melbourne team

A 24 V constant-voltage supply and a 6-pin RGBCCT controller. The Gledopto GL-C-301P and GL-C-601P both drive it, and either one puts the strip on Zigbee. The strip on its own has no radio and no driver.

No. The whole strip shows one colour at a time. Addressable strips run a data line and an IC per segment; this one is analog PWM, which is why it works with ordinary constant-voltage controllers.

Every 41.5 mm, at the marked copper pads. Join the cut end by soldering, or with a 12 mm 6-pin solderless connector.

Measure the run first and buy the roll that covers it in one piece. A join is a soldering job and a place for a colour shift, so the 5 m roll is the better buy for anything over about 2.5 m.

No. This version has no waterproofing, so keep it to indoor, dry locations. Under a cabinet, in a coving detail or inside an aluminium channel is what it is built for.

That depends entirely on the controller you put in front of it. The strip is a dumb light engine, so whatever your controller supports is what the strip supports.

Yes, through a Gledopto Pro controller. The strip has no radio of its own, so the controller is what joins the Zigbee network. Paired to a Hue Bridge it shows up as an ordinary colour light with rooms, scenes and routines. SmartThings, a Zigbee Echo and Home Assistant work the same way, and we stock both Gledopto Pro models for the job.