Basic Strip Lights

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Basic LED Strip Lights | 120 LED and 240 LED | 9 Colors| Versatile LED Lighting at Unbeatable Prices πŸ’‘ Which Strip Light Is Right for You? Step 1: Pick your brightness level 1. 120 LED/m | Standard | Everyday accent lighting β€” shelves, under-cabinet, bedroom ambiance 2. 240 LED/m | Double density | Brighter, more even glow β€” longer runs, ceiling coves, places needing stronger light 3. 192 LED/m High-CRI 24V | Premium, CRI 90+ | True-to-life color rendering β€” kitchens, study areas, anywhere accurate color matters (art, makeup, reading) Step 2: Pick your color Available in Warm White, Natural White, White, plus Red, Blue, Green, Amber Yellow, Ice Blue, and Pink for accent/mood lighting. Not sure? 120 LED/m Warm White is our most popular choice for general home decor. Need brighter or more even light for a longer run? Go 240 LED/m . πŸ› οΈ Complete Your Setup These strips run on 12V (24V for High-CRI) and need a separate driver β€” not included. Don't have one yet? β†’ Browse LED Drivers & Power Supply β€” or use our wattage calculator to find the right size for your length. πŸ“š FAQs 1. Do these strips come with a power adapter? No β€” a driver is required separately (12V for standard strips, 24V for High-CRI). See [LED Drivers & Power Supply](link) or use our wattage calculator to find the right one. 2. What's the difference between 120 LED/m and 240 LED/m? 240 LED/m has double the LED density, giving a brighter, more even glow with less visible spacing between LEDs β€” better for longer runs or spaces needing stronger light. 120 LED/m is sufficient for most everyday accent lighting. 3. What does "High-CRI" mean, and do I need it? CRI (Color Rendering Index) measures how accurately a light shows true colors. Our 192 LED/m High-CRI strip (CRI 90+) is ideal for kitchens, study spaces, or anywhere color accuracy matters β€” most home decor lighting works fine with our standard strips. 4. What's the difference between Eco, Premium, and Luxe quality tiers? These reflect different bu