WS2815 12V Individually Addressable RGB LED Strip Light – Dual Signal, 30/60/100/144 LEDs/m, IP30/IP65/IP67

Illuminate and animate any space with high-performance 12V WS2815 RGB LED strip lights. Individually addressable pixels, dual-signal redundancy, and multiple LED densities make this strip ideal for accent lighting, signage, DIY projects, gardens, and creative installations.

Specifications:

• Addressable: Every LED individually addressable (256 gray levels, 24-bit color)
• IC Type: WS2815
• Input Voltage: DC 12V (must use DC12V power supply)
• LED Density: 30 / 60 / 100 / 144 LEDs per meter
• LED Chip: SMD5050 (Epistar)
• Power: 0.3W per LED (approx. 9W / 18W / 30W / 43.2W per meter for 30/60/100/144 LEDs/m)
• Luminous Flux: 2000–82000 lumens (depending on density and length)
• View Angle: 120°
• Pixel Control: Requires pixels LED controller (not included); supports dual-signal backup data line for continued operation if one signal line fails
• Waterproof Levels: IP30 (non-waterproof), IP65 (silicone coating), IP67 (silicone tube)
• Lengths Available: 1m (≈3.28 ft / 39.4 in) or 5m (≈16.4 ft / 197 in) rolls
• Distance Between LEDs: 30 LEDs/m – 28 mm (1.10 in); 60 LEDs/m – 12 mm (0.47 in); 100 LEDs/m – 5 mm (0.20 in); 144 LEDs/m – 1.92 mm (0.08 in)
• Wavelengths: Red 650 nm, Green 520 nm, Blue 460 nm
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +85°C (-4°F to +185°F)
• Storage Temperature: -30°C to +95°C (-22°F to +203°F)
• Average Life: Up to 50,000 hours
• Power Source: DC (power supply not included)
• Package Includes: 1 x LED strip (1m or 5m, density as selected) and 1 x 4-pin connector

Notes & Installation Tips:

• Power & Controller: Power adapter and pixels controller are NOT included. WS2815 strips require a DC12V power supply and a compatible pixels LED controller to function.
• Cutting & Mounting: Can be cut between LEDs to create custom lengths. Do not bend the strip sharply. Adhesive tape on the back (except IP67) requires smooth, clean, dry surfaces for secure mounting.
• Wiring: Every 0.5 meter will have solder joints — normal for electronic strips. For longer runs, feed power to both ends (and intermediate points if necessary) to reduce voltage drop.
• Handling: Avoid lighting the strip while still on the spool for extended periods to prevent overheating.

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