Dim to Warm COB LED Strip 3000K-2200K 24V | DENO
The SOB dim to warm LED strip is a specialized lighting solution designed to emulate the natural dimming curve of incandescent lamps, transitioning from a bright, cooler white (e.g., 2700K-3000K) to a warmer, lower CCT (e.g., 1800K-2200K) as intensity decreases. Operating typically at 24V with variable power per meter, these strips feature high CRI (Ra>90, R9>50) for accurate color rendition. Utilizing DENO LED's proprietary SOB technology, they offer a dot-free appearance. Applications include hospitality, residential, and retail environments where tunable ambiance is critical.
SOB Dim To Warm LED Strips models & key specifications (1)
14207 — SOB · 420 LEDs/m · 24V

LED Type: SOB · LED Density: 420 LEDs/m · Voltage: 24V · Power: 7.2~18W · Cutting Unit: 14LEDs/33.33mm · PCB Width: 10mm · Copper Foil: 3oz · Circuit Type: C.C.
Dim to Warm LED Strip — Buyer Questions
What does a dim to warm LED strip actually do?
As you dim it, the colour temperature falls with the light level instead of staying fixed — the 14207 board travels 3000K down to about 2200K across the dimming curve. It is the sunset dimming behaviour people expect from halogen and incandescent lamps, delivered on a 24V dot-free tape.
- Guide see the dim-to-warm CCT curve
- Related series tunable white if you need independent control
- Product 14207 dim-to-warm board
How does 2200K to 3000K dim to warm compare with a normal dimmed strip?
A normal strip dimmed to 10% stays at 3000K and reads cold and grey. A warm dim LED tape at the same 10% sits near 2200K, so the space keeps the amber, candle-like quality that restaurants and hotels specify. The perceived comfort difference is much larger than the CCT numbers suggest.
- Guide how SOB holds colour while dimming
- Related series spectrum quality at low output
Which dimmers and drivers work with a DTW LED strip high CRI build?
The board is 24V two-channel, so it needs a dim-to-warm controller or a DALI DT8 warm-dim gateway rather than a single-channel dimmer. Flicker-free PWM above 3 kHz is recommended for camera-sensitive rooms; DENO can supply matched drivers with the reel.
- Related series flicker-free dimming behaviour
- Guide ask for a matched driver list
Is dim to warm available as a dot-free strip with CRI 95?
Yes. The dim-to-warm SOB board is CRI 95 with strong R9 at every point on the curve, and the dot-free surface means the amber glow reads as a continuous line — important because warm dimming is most often used in reveals people sit right next to.
- Related series colour consistency at low output
- Related series profiles for close-range reveals
Where is dim to warm specified — restaurant, hotel or residential?
Restaurants and bars for evening ambience, hotel guest rooms for the bedside scene, and high-end residential joinery where the client is replacing halogen. A cosy warm dimming LED tape 24V run at 7.2–18W/m covers all three without changing product.