This comprehensive LED Strip Light kit offers five color options: Warm White, Soft White, Bright White, Daylight, and Cool White. Designed for easy installation, the LED strips feature an adhesive backing. The DIY kit includes 32.8 feet of tape light, a compatible LED power supply, and the StripLock^TM LED connectors.

The SIRS-E® LED Strip Tape Light, equipped with 60 high-intensity white LEDs per meter, offers uniformly bright illumination, ideal for various general-purpose lighting installations. The flexible LED strips present a convenient lighting option, adaptable to any room or surface, and feature adjustable brightness for tailored accent lighting.

The StripFlexLED™ 12 Volt White LED Strip Light Tape, UL Listed and proudly Made in the USA by SIRS-E®, is engineered for custom installations demanding high quality. This LED strip offers remarkable illumination with approximately 330 lumens per foot and a high Color Rendering Index (CRI) of about 95, ensuring accurate color representation in various applications. Ready for immediate use, it can also be cut to specific sizes for tailored lighting solutions. The set includes tape connectors for rejoining cut segments, ideal for extending the strip or navigating around obstacles. Suitable for a range of accent lighting needs such as cabinet, tray ceiling, or shelving lighting, it requires a SIRS-E® or compatible 12V power supply and can be enhanced with an optional dimmer or switch, available separately.

Downloadable Documentation:

• StripFlexLED™ Installation Guide
• StripFlexLED™ Datasheet
• StripFlexLED™ Kit Power Setup and Consumption
• 60W Dimming LED Driver Datasheet
• 60W Dimming LED Driver Installation Guide

All photometric and electrical data for SIRS-E® and our ODM LED Tape are measured in compliance with IES LM–79–24 and ANSI C82.77:2002. Our colorimetric data follow IES TM–30–24, CIE 013.3–1995, CIE 15:2018, and the chromaticity specifications of ANSI C78.377–2024. Lifetime and lumen maintenance data are tested in accordance with ANSI/IES LM–80–21. Where applicable, SDCM (Small Deviation of Color Matching), also referred to as the MacAdam ellipse, is used to define color consistency, referencing Specification of Small Chromaticity Differences by David L. MacAdam.