RGBW and RGB LED strips

The light sources of our RGB LED strips are of high quality and are very easy to install thanks to their flexibility and the fact that you simply attach them to the surface on which you want to place them. This way, you can create a light continuity in your garden, add value to a staircase or a pergola, illuminate the bathroom area, etc.

The RGB LED strips that you can find in our online shop come in different sizes, light spot densities and voltages - 12V, 24V or 220V - and are made of highly resistant materials such as epoxy resin, silicone or polycarbonate.

We have RGB and RGBW LED strips that guarantee a protection system against shocks and humidity thanks to their IP65 protection rating, with an extra-flat design for a highly decorative finish.

We also have RGBWW models for you that incorporate not only the warm white of RGBW, but also a pure white, multiplying the colour nuances and creating very subtle effects.

When it comes to light sets, RGBIC LED strips provide a whole range of possibilities such as tracking or flash effects, and you can even light groups of LEDs independently.

You can also choose from many other alternatives such as neon strips in different colours with a wide degree of protection for a bright and colourful light.

In terms of regulation, we also have various options to offer you. Thus, we have designs that you can easily adapt to every occasion through a regulator, a remote control or even by Wi-Fi or Bluetooth through an application and from your mobile phone.

We have innovative versions that integrate perfectly with the most widely used home automation systems such as Amazon Alexa, Google Home or Apple HomeKit.

In addition to the aforementioned, in our online shop you will find LED strip packs with power supply and touch dimmer, as well as multiple accessories for RGB and RGBW LED strips that can be very useful for your installations.

Differences between RGB, RGBW, RGBWW and RGBIC LED strips

When choosing the so-called coloured LED strips, it is important to know how the different options available on the market differ from each other:

• RGB. It combines 3 independent monochrome channels - red, green and blue - that combine to reproduce virtually any colour.
• RGBW. In this case, cool white colour is added to the previous 3 colours, increasing the shades.
• RGBWW. A warm white colour is added to produce even more subtle effects.
• RGBIC. This technology facilitates independent colour management for a more immersive lighting experience.