Continuous COB line
C840RGBCCT2112: 12mm board and 35.71mm cutting for a continuous emitting format.
View Product Color and tunable white
RGBWW LED Strip Lights for Spaces That Need Both Color and White
Choose color effects and adjustable white within one lighting design. VST can compare RGBWW LED strip lights in COB or SMD form and help match the controller, channel and prepared connection.
- Separate RGB, warm-white and cool-white control
- Two published 24V RGB+CCT platforms
- 10mm SMD and 12mm COB board options
- Samples for the cover and scenes you will use
Product selection
Specify the white light as carefully as the color
White light may be used for most of the day, even when color attracts the initial attention. Check both modes in the finished installation.
VST is an RGBWW LED strip supplier offering documented COB and SMD RGB+CCT platforms. Both combine red, green and blue with separate warm-white and cool-white functions. Start with the scenes you need and the channel available, then choose the physical format. RGBWW LED strip lights also need a controller with the appropriate channels and load capacity. VST can discuss lead preparation, controller matching and samples for testing the assembled light.
White-light requirements
Decide how the white light will be used and assess its tone and color rendering with the actual objects. Colored effects alone do not answer that question.
Visible emitting format
COB has a continuous emitting layer; SMD uses discrete packages. View either construction through the intended cover at the normal viewing distance.
The control system
Record the supply voltage, channel functions and required scenes. A controller connection must match the circuit, not simply the number of loose wires.
Working with VST
Support for the strip, controls and finished appearance
As an RGBWW LED strip manufacturer, VST can discuss electrical preparation and structural fit alongside the required lighting scenes.
A sample in its intended channel
Channel depth and diffuser transmission change what you see. VST can prepare a model-specific sample so you can judge white and color modes in the actual assembly.
Connection preparation
Prepared leads can follow the agreed exit direction and termination. Specify those details before furniture or ceiling construction makes the connection difficult to reach.
Measured color information
VST can discuss integrating-sphere measurements for the selected configuration. Keep the white-light data tied to that model and test setting rather than a different strip.
Clear identification for assembly
Model, voltage and control labels help distinguish similar unlit strips. VST can arrange packaging and identification around the configuration accepted for your order.
Product construction
Five light functions with different physical formats
RGBWW LED strip lights on this page use RGB plus warm and cool white, corresponding to the published RGB+CCT control type.
The RGB channels mix colored light. Two separate white channels let you adjust the white tone without relying only on an RGB mixture. COB and SMD describe the emitting construction; they do not change that basic control requirement. The two listed VST platforms use 24V input and need model-matched control and wiring. These analog circuits change the connected section together. Moving pixel effects require an addressable circuit and matching protocol, which is a separate product choice. Select the functions you need before deciding how a controller will be operated.
Product configurations
Two published RGB+CCT platforms
VST can quote both constructions as an RGBWW LED strip OEM supplier. Compare their fit, then follow the product links for complete model data.
Compact SMD board
S5050L60RGBW2010: 10mm board, 50mm cutting and five-in-one SMD 5050 packages.
View Product Configuration checks
Control and physical preparation
Check how the required light functions will fit and connect in the assembly.
Two white channels
Warm and cool white are controlled separately within the RGB+CCT circuit. Choose a controller that supports those functions as well as RGB.
Different board widths
The documented COB and SMD platforms use different board widths. Check the complete fit, including clearance for the termination and cover.
Model-specific cutting
Each circuit has its own cutting interval. Plan complete sections around the finished assembly length so every prepared piece retains a usable connection.
Prepared sample support
A sample can settle the appearance and connection before production. State the mode and assembly question you want the trial to answer.
Component details
The multichannel strip construction
Source, circuit and terminal arrangement have separate roles.
Component detail
COB emitting layer
The COB platform places its sources beneath continuous emitting material, giving the strip a different visible construction from discrete SMD packages. Evaluate the white and colored modes through the selected cover. With RGBWW LED strip lights, a photograph of a single color does not demonstrate the white-light result. Source configuration and the optical materials around it both matter when the installation is viewed at close range.
Component detail
Flexible circuit board
The flexible board carries the separate control paths and sets the physical width and cutting sections. Those features determine how the strip enters a channel and where connections can be prepared. Support the board without sharp folds or strain at its joints. Changes to board width, circuit or prepared length must remain consistent with the selected platform and its channel arrangement.
Component detail
Six-conductor termination
The pictured analog RGB+CCT construction uses a common supply connection and five controlled channels. Its termination needs room for the cable, joints and strain relief as well as the board. Follow the actual pad identification and controller documentation. Wire colors alone are not a universal pinout, and a connector that fits a similar-looking strip may have a different contact arrangement.
Video introduction
Strip work and customer cooperation
Two introductions to VST and working through a lighting order.
VST strip-light work
The strip-category video introduces VST’s lighting work. Discuss the white and color functions needed in your project, using the selected platform’s documents to decide what should be checked on a sample.
Customer cooperation
Hear a customer perspective on working with VST. For a multichannel installation, useful order details include the accepted connection, reel identification and the sample feedback that needs to reach the production team.
Applications
Places for color and adjustable white
Define the useful white mode as well as the occasional color scene.
Hospitality lounges
A lounge may use white light for everyday service and a colored setting later in the evening. Establish the desired white tone, control zones and access to the power equipment. VST can propose RGBWW LED strip lights for the chosen cove and prepare a sample for checking both operating modes.
Retail display shelves
Display shelves can change their lighting tone as merchandise or a presentation changes. Compare the appearance of the goods under white light, the cover depth and any accent-color requirement. VST can provide a suitable platform sample and discuss the lead routing needed inside the shelf construction.
Event reception coves
A reception space may need a consistent color scene for an event while retaining adjustable white for normal use. Define which runs change together, the control interface and the power locations. VST can discuss RGBWW LED strip lights and prepared sections for the planned zones, without assuming individually addressable effects.
Furniture accent details
A built-in furniture detail can combine a discreet white line with occasional color accents. Check the board space, cut lengths, cable exits and service access after assembly. VST can compare the compact SMD and COB options and prepare a sample connection to test in the actual furniture cavity.
Showroom scene changes
A showroom may demonstrate finishes under different white tones and use color for selected display scenes. Agree the material samples, viewing positions and the controller behavior during scene changes. VST can supply a representative strip configuration so the complete cover and source combination can be judged before installation.
Your next step
Choose RGBWW LED strip lights for your planned scenes
Describe the white and color modes, run lengths, channel space and quantity. VST, your RGBWW LED strip supplier, can compare the two platforms and quote a sample with the required connection preparation.
Technical details
RGBWW LED strip lights: selection and preparation
Five decision paths refer to two published platforms. Full model data follows the product links.
| Selection path | Use it for | Key check | Product data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Close-view light line | Continuous COB appearance | 12mm PCB; 35.71mm cuts | C840RGBCCT2112 |
| Compact board space | Five-in-one SMD packages | 10mm PCB; 50mm cuts | S5050L60RGBW2010 |
| Prepared short sections | Fit the assembly length | Complete cut sections and terminal space | C840RGBCCT2112 / S5050L60RGBW2010 |
| Protected construction | Discuss the actual exposure | IP20; IP65/IP67 listed as options | C840RGBCCT2112 / S5050L60RGBW2010 |
| White and color scenes | Match the five-channel system | 24V; COB 21W/m or SMD 20W/m | C840RGBCCT2112 / S5050L60RGBW2010 |
| Selected SKU | These paths guide selection; they are not additional models. Open the product links for full model data. Full datasheets are provided for the selected SKU. | ||
Discuss prepared lengths, lead exits, connectors, protective coating and reel identification for the chosen platform. Changes to circuit or physical construction require a separate development scope and a sample of the complete assembly.
The RGBWW LED strip factory follows the selected source and circuit design. VST can specify electrical, color, aging and visual checks for the order, with channel identification retained through connection preparation and packing.
Disconnect power before cutting or connecting. Use the marked cutting points and model wiring instructions, match the 24V supply and controller, and protect the joints. Test white and color channels before closing the installation. Keep power and control equipment accessible.
Customer feedback
Feedback on multichannel projects
Comments on preparation, samples and order identification.
Ordering and cooperation
RGB+CCT supply questions
Discuss the selected platform and preparation before placing an order.
Yes. Provide the channel space, desired functions and connection needs. VST can discuss a sample of the suitable platform. Any sample fee and credit against a subsequent bulk order should be agreed before preparation.
LED strip supply generally starts at 500 meters. Prepared sections, connection work, coating and labeling can affect the final minimum. The quotation will identify the applicable quantity and configuration for your RGB+CCT order.
Private labels and prepared connection details can be discussed. State the identifiers and cable requirements with the chosen circuit. Extensive electrical or structural changes may involve separate development and tooling charges.
Regular strip production usually takes 2 to 3 weeks. Light customization is typically 3 to 4 weeks, while extensive changes may need 4 to 6. Material availability and approvals affect the schedule, and transport time is separate.
The two published RGB+CCT models list three-year coverage. Agree the final conditions for the ordered construction and use environment. A coating or customization request should not be taken as an automatic extension of the standard coverage.
Send the model, order reference and a short description with photographs or video. Include the relevant installation and control conditions. VST can assess the issue and discuss replacement material sent separately or included with a later shipment.
Product questions
Control and installation boundaries
Before choosing RGBWW LED strip lights, settle the controller load, installed protection and the way each lighting zone needs to operate. These details determine whether the selected circuit can deliver the planned scenes.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Supply voltage | Must match the selected strip |
| Per-channel current | Each output has its own limit |
| Total controller load | Combined demand also needs capacity |
| Separate zones | May need independent outputs or controllers |
Not all of them. The controller needs outputs for the RGB and separate warm/cool-white functions of these RGBWW LED strip lights. Some multi-mode controllers support several circuit types, but their selected mode and wiring still need to match the strip.
No. DMX can control a compatible decoder that drives an analog section. It does not by itself make individual points on that section independently controllable. Specify the required scene behavior and circuit type before choosing the control equipment.
Check how the selected controller mixes the two white channels as brightness changes. Test the required white settings and transitions on the complete sample. A nominal CCT setting alone does not establish the dimmed appearance of RGBWW LED strip lights in your installation.
Cuts and prepared leads need their own protection for the exposure. Specify the environment before choosing the coating and termination method. The rating of a reel does not establish the protection of every joint in the completed installation.