White LED Strip Light - For Fresh Food Tape - Bread - 12V - IP20

This bread light emits a warm yellow glow, enhancing the appeal of bread, cakes, and baked goods, making them look more enticing. Typically used in bakeries, supermarket pastry displays, and cafes, the LED strip has a 2500K color temperature, compatible with 12V power, and is easily installed with self-adhesive 3M VHB tape.(Click to see How to apply 3M double-sided tape properly).To ensure optimal performance, it’s recommended to reconnect the power every 16.4 feet to avoid voltage drop.

Specifications:

Input Voltage × What is the input voltage of a low voltage LED strip light? GL LED low voltage strip lights are available in 12V or 24V DC. They require a compatible LED driver to convert standard 120V AC into safe low-voltage DC power. Using the wrong driver can lead to flickering, overheating, or permanent damage. Always match the power supply voltage to the LED strip’s rating. Proper voltage ensures consistent brightness, color accuracy, and a long lifespan. GL LED provides expert guidance and high-quality drivers for safe, efficient, and professional installations. Trust GL LED for reliable low voltage LED strip lighting solutions.	12VDC	LED Quantity × What Is LED Density (LEDs/ft)? This matters for exposed lighting—like under cabinets, shelves, or upscale interiors—where clean, even light gives a premium look. For example, our LEGEND series has 73 LEDs/ft, while COB offer 145–256 LEDs/ft for ultra-smooth, dot-free lighting. Choosing the right density ensures the best lighting quality and style.	18LEDs/ft
Dimmable × Are LED strip lights dimmable? Yes, LED strip lights are dimmable. LEDs are naturally dimmable light sources. With a compatible power supply and dimmer, both single-color and color-changing strips can achieve smooth brightness control. GL LED offers a wide range of dimmable options, supporting PWM, Triac (forward phase), 0-10V, and ELV (reverse phase) dimming methods. Dimmable LED strips help save energy, extend lifespan, and create customizable lighting effects. GL LED helps customers select the right dimming system to ensure stable performance and meet specific lighting goals.	PWM, Forward phase, Triac, 0-10V, MLV, ELV	IP Rating	IP20 (Dry location)
Color Temperature	2500K	Operating Temperature	-13°F~104°F
Brightness	Up to 200 lm/ft	Efficacy × What Is Light Efficacy (lm/W)? Does High lm/W Affect CRI? Light efficacy (lm/W) shows how efficiently electricity is turned into visible light. Higher lm/W means more light per watt, saving energy and reducing heat. But as lm/W increases, CRI (Color Rendering Index) often drops. High-efficacy lights may appear bright but show colors poorly. Industrial lights favor lm/W, while retail and home lighting value high CRI for accurate, natural color.	45 lm/W
Power Consumption × What Is Low Voltage LED Strip Light Power Consumption (W/ft)? Power use is measured in watts per foot (W/ft) and depends on brightness, LED density, and color setup. To calculate total power: Watts = W/ft × total length (ft) When choosing a power supply, always add a safety margin: • Indoor: ×125% • Outdoor: ×150–200% This ensures stable, efficient performance and protects the driver from overload.	4.4W/ft	LED Lifetime	50,000 hrs
No Voltage Drop × What Is Voltage Drop in Low Voltage LED Strip Lights? Voltage drop happens when current loses strength due to resistance in wires or LED strips. It causes reduced brightness, color shifts, or flickering—especially at the far end. Always check the product specs. If the LED strip exceeds the max run length, connect another power feed to prevent uneven brightness.	16.4 ft Max	Color Rendering Index (CRI) × What is CRI(Color Rendering Index)? CRI (Color Rendering Index) measures how accurately a light source reveals true colors (scale 0–100). A CRI of 80+ is good for general lighting, while 90+ delivers high color fidelity, ideal for retail, medical, and photography. All GL LED strip lights feature CRI 90+ for vivid color, and the Legend series reaches CRI 97+ for exceptional color accuracy. Perfect for high-end lighting applications.	>97
Lead Wire × What wire gauge (AWG) is used for low voltage LED strips? Wire gauge affects current capacity—lower numbers mean thicker wires. Choosing the right AWG prevents voltage drop, overheating, and fire risk, especially in long runs. At GL LED, most 12V/24V strips use 20 AWG, ideal for up to 10 ft and 5–11A loads. For longer runs or higher loads, 18 or 16 AWG is recommended to ensure brightness and safety. Read More >>>	20 AWG, 2ft (2 Wires)	LED Chip	2835

LED Strip Light Specification - FOR_BREAD
Low Voltage LED Strip Light Installation Manual

How to Use Low Voltage LED Strip Lights Properly？
The essential component needed to power a strip light is a power supply. In addition to this, we offer a variety of installation accessories, including connectors, aluminum mounting channels and controllers. To get the best results with your LED strip lights:

Use the right power supply – Low voltage strips must be paired with a compatible transformer (power supply) to work safely and reliably.	Use aluminum channels – For a clean, finished look, not only improves appearance, but also helps with heat dissipation and light diffusion.	Add a controller – If you want dimming for single-color strips, or color changing for RGB/RGBW strips, a controller is required.
LED Power Supplies	Aluminum Channel	LED Controller

Dimming, Non-Dimming & RGB — the right configuration matters.
Discover how to pick LED strips, power supplies, and dimmers the right way.
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LED Strip Lights FAQs

What is Color Temperature?
Color temperature, measured in Kelvin (K), refers to the perceived color of a light source. Generally: Higher Kelvin values produce a whiter or bluish light. Lower Kelvin values produce a warmer or yellowish light. Read More >>

What is the difference between 12V and 24V LED strip lights?
The power supply and wiring for 24V LED strips need to handle higher voltage than those for 12V LED strips, enabling a longer run length for 24V LED strips due to less voltage drop. Read More >>

When To Choose High Voltage or Low Voltage LED Strip Lights?
Choosing between high voltage and low voltage LED strip lights depends on various factors such as the scope and type of your project, the degree of customization and control needed, and your budget. Read More >>

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