24V 5050 RGBWW Flexible LED Tape Light 96 LEDs/M

5050 RGBWW Flexible LED Tape Light 96 LEDs/M

Wallis 5050 RGBWW flexible LED tape light with 96 LEDs per meter combines red, green, blue, warm white and white lighting channels in one flexible 24V LED strip. It is designed for commercial, architectural, signage, display and decorative lighting projects that require both dynamic color effects and practical white illumination.

The high-density 96 LED/m layout supports smoother linear illumination than lower-density tape, while the 62.5 mm cutting interval helps installers adapt the strip to project dimensions. CRI options above 80Ra and above 90Ra are available for the white channels, supporting applications where color presentation is important.

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Key Features of the 5050 RGBWW LED Strip

Five Lighting Channels in One Flexible Tape

The supplied technical data lists separate red, green, blue, warm white and white outputs. RGB channels create color-changing effects, while the dedicated white channels provide more practical white illumination than a white tone produced only by mixing RGB colors.

High-Density 96 LEDs per Meter

The 96 LED/m configuration reduces the distance between light points and supports a smoother visual line in coves, profiles, signs and decorative details. Final dot visibility still depends on the diffuser, aluminum profile depth, viewing distance and installation design.

24V Constant-Voltage Operation

This model uses a 24V DC input and should be paired with a compatible constant-voltage power supply and an RGBWW controller capable of independently controlling all required channels.

Cuttable Every 62.5 mm

The flexible tape can be cut at the marked 62.5 mm cutting points. Cutting outside the designated marks may damage the electrical circuit and prevent the segment from operating correctly.

CRI Options for White-Light Applications

White-channel CRI options above 80Ra and above 90Ra can be selected according to the project. Higher CRI is recommended for retail displays, product presentation and interiors where accurate color appearance is a purchasing requirement.

Flexible PCB and Adhesive-Backed Installation

The flexible construction follows straight lines and gentle curves, while the adhesive backing supports initial positioning on clean, dry and smooth surfaces. Mechanical clips or an appropriate profile should be considered when the installation environment, heat load or mounting direction requires additional support.

Technical Specifications

Engineering note: Confirm maximum power per meter, white-channel color temperatures, PCB width, reel length, IP protection, connector type and simultaneous channel-loading conditions before final power-supply and controller selection.

Blue Output

Green Output

White Output

RGB vs. RGBW vs. RGBWW LED Tape

RGBWW is a suitable option when one installation must support decorative scenes, branded colors, warm ambience and practical white illumination. Confirm the exact warm-white and white color temperatures before production because CCT requirements vary by project.

Controller and Power Supply Requirements

Use a Compatible 24V Constant-Voltage Driver

Use a regulated 24V DC constant-voltage power supply. Driver capacity should be calculated from the confirmed maximum power per meter, installed length, channel-loading mode and an appropriate engineering reserve.

Match the RGBWW Controller to the Channel Load

The controller must support the required red, green, blue, warm white and white channels, and its per-channel and total current ratings must exceed the connected load. Confirm wiring configuration and connector type before assembly.

Plan for Voltage Drop on Long Runs

Long continuous runs can show reduced brightness or color shift near the far end when voltage drop becomes excessive. Depending on the final length and load, installers may need shorter parallel runs, larger supply wires or power injection at additional points.

Confirm the Control Method

Before ordering, specify whether the project requires a wall controller, handheld remote, wireless control, DMX integration or another control method. Wallis can then review compatibility with the selected tape, controller and power architecture.

Installation Guidelines

Prepare the Mounting Surface

Install the tape on a clean, dry, smooth and grease-free surface. Avoid relying only on adhesive where heat, dust, vibration, gravity or surface texture may reduce long-term adhesion.

Evaluate Heat Dissipation

Heat management affects LED output stability and service life. For higher-load or continuous commercial installations, evaluate an aluminum profile or another suitable heat-spreading surface as part of the fixture design.

Cut Only at Marked Points

Disconnect power before cutting. Cut only across the marked 62.5 mm cutting line and verify pad polarity and channel labels before soldering or attaching connectors.

Match Environmental Protection to the Site

Confirm the required IP protection before ordering. Do not install an indoor, non-waterproof configuration in wet, outdoor or condensation-prone areas. Connectors, cable entries and cut ends must have protection suitable for the final environment.

Applications of 5050 RGBWW Flexible LED Tape

• Architectural cove, ceiling and contour lighting

• Retail display cases, shelving and branded environments

• Backlighting for signs, logos and channel letters

• Hotels, restaurants, bars and entertainment venues

• Auditorium, stair, walkway and edge lighting

• Exhibition stands, stage sets and event decoration

• Vehicle, bus, cruiser and cabin decoration where the electrical design is suitable

• Custom furniture, cabinets and illuminated interior details

Customization Options for B2B Projects

• White-light selection: Confirm required warm-white and white color temperatures and CRI level.

• Finished lengths: Custom cut lengths based on the 62.5 mm cutting unit.

• Lead wires and connectors: Select cable length, exit direction and connector configuration according to the installation.

• Environmental protection: Confirm the required indoor or protected configuration and target IP grade.

• Controller matching: Review control method, channel capacity and interface requirements.

• Branding: Logo printing and private-label packaging can be discussed before sample approval.

• Packing: Custom reel, bag, label, carton and export packing requirements can be evaluated.

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Information Required for an Accurate Quotation

Provide the following project information so Wallis can review the electrical configuration, production requirements and commercial quotation:

• Application and installation environment

• Required total quantity and length per reel or finished assembly

• Warm-white and white color-temperature requirements

• CRI requirement: above 80Ra or above 90Ra

• Required IP protection and mounting method

• Controller type, dimming system and control protocol

• Maximum continuous run length and power-feed locations

• Lead wire, connector and cable-exit requirements

• Logo, label, packaging and compliance-document requirements

Sample Approval and Production Process

1. Confirm the Project Specification

Wallis reviews the application, voltage, color channels, CCT, CRI, length, environmental protection, connector, control method, packaging and order quantity.

2. Evaluate a Sample

Samples can be used to verify color output, white-light appearance, controller compatibility, cutting and connection method, profile fit and the visual result in the intended installation.

3. Approve Production Details

Before mass production, confirm the approved sample or specification, labeling, logo, reel length, connectors, packing method, quantity and delivery requirements.

4. Arrange Production and Shipment

Samples usually require approximately 3–5 days. Mass production usually requires approximately 1–2 weeks, depending on quantity, customization and the confirmed production schedule.

Why Choose Wallis for RGBWW LED Tape?

One Tape for Color Effects and White Lighting

The five listed lighting channels help designers combine branded RGB scenes, decorative effects, warm ambience and functional white lighting in one linear system.

Sample-Friendly Support

Low-volume sample testing is available so B2B buyers can check the lighting effect, controller, profile and installation method before committing to a production order.

Project-Based Customization

Wallis supports project discussions covering color requirements, connectors, finished lengths, labels, logos, packaging and controller compatibility.

B2B Supply for Lighting and Display Projects

The product is suitable for lighting manufacturers, sign makers, display fabricators, contractors, interior designers, wholesalers and purchasing teams requiring repeat production and custom project support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does RGBWW mean on this LED tape?

On this model, the supplied technical table lists red, green, blue, warm white and white lighting channels. This allows color-changing effects plus dedicated white-light output from one flexible tape.

Can the 5050 RGBWW flexible LED tape be cut?

Yes. The strip is cuttable every 62.5 mm. Disconnect power and cut only at the marked PCB cutting points.

What controller is required?

Use a 24V-compatible RGBWW controller that supports the required red, green, blue, warm white and white channels. Confirm wiring, per-channel current and total controller capacity before connection.

How should I select the power supply?

Select a regulated 24V constant-voltage supply. Calculate capacity using the confirmed maximum watts per meter, total installed length, expected channel-loading mode and a suitable engineering reserve.

Can the tape run in one long continuous length?

The practical maximum run depends on power per meter, PCB construction, wire size, controller capacity and acceptable voltage drop. Long projects may require parallel wiring or additional power-injection points.

Is this RGBWW LED tape waterproof?

The supplied page data does not state one fixed IP rating. Confirm the required protection level before ordering, especially for outdoor, wet or condensation-prone installations.

What is the difference between RGBW and RGBWW?

RGBW adds one dedicated white channel to RGB. This RGBWW model lists both warm white and white channels in addition to RGB, providing more white-light flexibility.

Is CRI above 90Ra available?

Yes. The supplied specification lists white-channel CRI options above 80Ra and above 90Ra. Confirm the selected CRI and white-light color temperature during quotation.

Can Wallis provide custom lengths and connectors?

Custom finished lengths, lead wires and connector options can be discussed according to the 62.5 mm cutting unit and the project wiring design.

What is the minimum order quantity?

Low minimum order quantities are available, and one-piece sample testing can be discussed for quality and project evaluation.

What is the usual lead time?

Samples usually require approximately 3–5 days. Mass production usually takes approximately 1–2 weeks, depending on quantity, customization and the confirmed production schedule.

Can my logo be printed on the product or packaging?

Yes. Provide the logo artwork and branding requirements before production. The logo effect, label content and packaging layout should be confirmed through a sample or proof before mass production.