DENO LED Lighting

Pixel Addressable LED Strip | WS2812B / SK6812 | DENO

DENO LED's pixel addressable LED strip series offers individual LED control for dynamic lighting effects in architectural, entertainment, and signage applications. Available in 24V, these strips feature high CRI (Ra>90) for accurate color rendering and precise 1 SDCM binning. Utilizing electroplated roll-to-roll FPCB and 99.99% gold wire bonding, they ensure reliability and consistent performance. Custom lengths and IP ratings are available to meet project specifications, making them suitable for intricate lighting designs requiring granular control.

Pixel SMD Strips models & key specifications (3)

24V Addressable Led Strip Models (2)

2 models, 5050 / 2835 packages, 72–120 LEDs/m, 10 mm boards. Powered from a 24V DC supply: 24v led strip lighting for standard 24 V constant-voltage drivers for cove, linear architectural and joinery runs.

16029 — 5050 · 72 LEDs/m · 24V

16029 addressable led strip — 24V, cuttable every 83.3mm, 10mm FPCB width, 5050 LEDs, 72 LEDs/m

LED Type: 5050 · LED Density: 72 · Voltage: 24V · Power: 3~18W · Cutting Unit: 6LEDs/83.333mm · PCB Width: 10 · Copper Foil: 3oz · Circuit Type: CC

10474 — 2835 · 120 LEDs/m · 24V

10474 addressable led strip — 24V, cuttable every 125mm, 10mm FPCB width, 2835 LEDs, 120 LEDs/m

LED Type: 2835 · LED Density: 120 · Voltage: 24V · Power: 2~11.5W · Cutting Unit: 15LEDs/125mm · PCB Width: 10mm · Copper Foil: 3 oz · Circuit Type: CC

5V Addressable Led Strip Models (1)

1 model, 0807 package, 320 LEDs/m, 10 mm boards. Powered from a 5V DC supply: 5v led strip lighting for USB or 5 V logic power for signage letters, shelf accents and short runs under 2 m.

13894-N — 0807 · 320 LEDs/m · 5V

13894-N addressable led strip — 5V, cuttable every 15.6mm, 10mm FPCB width, 0807 LEDs, 320 LEDs/m

LED Type: 0807 · LED Density: 320 · Voltage: 5V · Power: 24 W/m · Cutting Unit: 5LEDs/15.625mm · PCB Width: 10 · Copper Foil: 2oz · Circuit Type: CC

Addressable LED Strip — Buyer Questions

What is an addressable LED strip?

An addressable (pixel) LED strip carries a driver IC for each LED or short segment, so every pixel can be set to its own colour and brightness over a single data line. It is used for signage, media facades, stair effects, studio and stage lighting where a plain RGB run cannot produce movement or gradients.

WS2812B vs WS2815 vs SK6812 — which addressable LED strip should I use?

WS2812B is the 5V baseline, cheapest and best for short USB or prop runs. WS2815 is 12V with a backup data line, so a failed pixel does not kill the rest of the run — the usual choice for architectural installs. SK6812 adds a real white die (RGBW) for projects that also need clean ambient white.

How long can an addressable LED strip run be?

The limit is data timing and current, not the tape itself. Keep an SPI data segment under about 5 m before re-amplifying, inject power every 2–5 m depending on voltage and density, and prefer 12V or 24V pixel builds for long architectural runs. DENO adds breakout points at every cut unit so power and data injection do not require cutting the run apart.

Frequently asked questions

What are the common control protocols for DENO's pixel addressable LED strip products?

DENO's pixel addressable LED strip products typically support standard control protocols such as DMX512 or SPI (e.g., WS2811, WS2812B, UCS1903, SK6812). The specific protocol depends on the integrated driver IC. These protocols enable individual pixel control for complex lighting sequences and effects, compatible with various professional lighting controllers.

What are the voltage drop considerations for pixel addressable LED strips, and how can it be mitigated?

Voltage drop is a critical consideration for pixel addressable LED strips, especially over longer runs, affecting brightness and color consistency. DENO's strips are primarily 24V to minimize this. Mitigation strategies include injecting power at multiple points along the strip, using thicker gauge wiring, or employing power repeaters to maintain consistent voltage across the entire installation.

Can DENO provide custom lengths or specific IP ratings for pixel addressable LED strips?

Yes, DENO LED offers OEM/ODM services for pixel addressable LED strips, including custom lengths to meet specific project requirements. Various IP ratings, such as IP20, IP65 (silicone coating), and IP67 (silicone tube), are available to suit different environmental conditions, from indoor dry locations to outdoor or wet applications.

What is the typical minimum bending radius for a pixel addressable LED strip, and how does it affect installation?

The typical minimum bending radius for a pixel addressable LED strip depends on its FPCB design but is generally around 10-20mm. Exceeding this limit can damage the FPCB traces or LED components, leading to strip failure. Proper installation requires adherence to these limits to ensure product longevity and performance, especially in curved architectural features.

What pixel pitch should an addressable LED strip use?

Pixel pitch sets how smooth an animation looks. For video-style content behind a diffuser, 60 to 144 pixels per metre is typical; for architectural chase effects seen from a distance, 30 pixels per metre is enough. DENO supplies WS2812B, SK6812 and DMX-compatible ICs on 5V, 12V and 24V.