Side View technology means that the light is emitted laterally relative to the plane of the strip, rather than primarily upwards as with traditional Top View strips. This feature makes it particularly suitable for edges, coves, profiles, shelves, furniture, and installations where it is necessary to illuminate a surface from the side.

COB technology uses a high density of closely spaced chips to create a more continuous and uniform light line , reducing dark areas and the typical dot effect seen in traditional SMD strips. Product comparison material highlights the greater uniformity of COB emission.

The strip has 630 chips per meter , a feature that helps achieve continuous and homogeneous light emission.

Yes. It is an RGB strip, so it uses the red, green and blue channels to create different shades through a compatible RGB controller.

To control colors, brightness, and any effects, you need to connect it to a compatible 24V RGB controller . The strip is the lighting component; the control functions depend on the controller used.

Not directly. Voice compatibility depends on the smart controller used . By pairing it with an RGB controller compatible with Alexa or Google Assistant, you can add the corresponding supported voice commands.

No. This is a traditional multi-channel RGB COB strip , not an SPI strip with individually addressable pixels. Therefore, it is not possible to assign a different color to each individual chip using a standard RGB controller.

The power with the combined colors is 9W per meter . Using the entire 5-meter roll, the total nominal consumption is therefore approximately 45W .