170° Wide Angle LED Sheet | Ultra Shallow Stone Lightbox Depth
170-degree lens LED sheet for stone lightboxes with 15-25mm cavity depth. Hotspot-free backlit stone, marble and acrylic faces, cuttable on a precise grid.
Wide Angle Lens LED Sheet models & key specifications (2)
24V Wide Angle Lens LED Sheet Models (1)
6105 — 2835 · 50 LEDs/m · 24V
LED Type: 2835 · LED Density: 50 LEDs/pcs · Voltage: DC 24V · Power: 12~60W · Cutting Unit: 1LED/48*48mm · PCB Width: 240x480mm · Copper Foil: 3oz · Circuit Type: CV
12V Wide Angle Lens LED Sheet Models (1)
6710 — 6060 · 50 LEDs/m · 12V
LED Type: 6060 · LED Density: 50 LEDs/pcs · CCT: 2700-6500 · CRI: Ra≥80 · Voltage: DC 12V · Power: 10~60W · Cutting Unit: 1LED/48*48mm · PCB Width: 240x480mm · Copper Foil: 2oz · Circuit Type: CV · IP Rating: IP20
Wide Angle Lens LED Backlight Sheet — Buyer Questions
How does a lens LED sheet light a shallow lightbox evenly?
The integrated lens spreads each LED across 160–170°, so neighbouring beams overlap only a short distance above the board. Fifty lensed LEDs cover the same 480×240 mm as hundreds of bare emitters, which keeps an SEG fabric frame or slim poster box even from roughly 40–60 mm of depth at a much lower load.
- Product 6710 lens LED sheet
Should I use a 12 V or 24 V lightbox LED sheet?
12 V (#6710) suits vehicle interiors, display cases and sites with an existing 12 V supply. 24 V (#6105) is the default for large signs: half the current means less voltage drop, more sheets per feed and thinner conductors across a wide cabinet.
- Guide 12V vs 24V voltage drop
- Product 6105 lightbox LED sheet voltage
How many LED sheets cover one square metre of lightbox?
Each sheet lights 480 × 240 mm, so roughly nine sheets tile one square metre. Cut on the 48 × 48 mm grid to square the last row to the frame, and plan feed points so no chain exceeds four sheets from one end.
- Related series tileable LED backlight sheets
Which colour temperature suits printed fabric graphics?
4000–6500 K keeps printed colour neutral; 1800–3000 K warms the whole image. The #6105 is selectable across 1800–6500 K, so the backlight can be matched to the print instead of shifting it, and 3 oz copper keeps brightness consistent from the first sheet to the last.