KEHIPI
KEHIPI 5050 RGBW LED tape light 5m 60LED/m 150RGB+150 white IP30 DC12V
A 5 m RGBW LED strip with 300 SMD 5050 chips, 150 RGB plus 150 cool-white LEDs at 60 per metre, IP30 indoor rating, and 12 V DC power
- FeaturesRGB+Pure white, 3 colors in 1 LED+pure white
- RGBW strip creates 16 million colours with dedicated white LEDs
- 300 LEDs over 5 m at 60 LEDs per metre
- Cuttable every three LEDs for custom lengths
- Five-pin connectors on both ends simplify series wiring
- Runs on DC 12 V with 15–60 W total power draw
5 m RGBW LED tape with 300 LEDs
This 5 metre strip carries 150 RGB and 150 cool-white 5050 LEDs at 60 per metre on a 10 mm FPCB. It runs on DC12V and draws between 15 W and 60 W depending on the colours lit. The tape is rated IP30 for indoor use and can be cut every three LEDs. Two five-pin connectors allow series connection.
Suits accent lighting that needs true white
Buyers wanting a single strip that mixes 16 million colours plus a pure 6000 K–7000 K white will find the separate white diodes more efficient and cooler than mixed RGB white. The non-waterproof IP30 rating rules out bathrooms, kitchens or any damp location, so outdoor or humid-room projects should look elsewhere.
300 LEDs deliver up to 60 W peak output
At full RGB plus white the strip reaches roughly 60 W, so a 72 W supply is recommended; lighter single-colour use drops draw to about 0.1 W per LED. The 120° viewing angle and 256 grey levels give smooth dimming, but voltage drop appears on runs longer than one reel, requiring an amplifier for extended installations.
Highlights
- RGBW strip creates 16 million colours with dedicated white LEDs
- 300 LEDs over 5 m at 60 LEDs per metre
- Cuttable every three LEDs for custom lengths
- Five-pin connectors on both ends simplify series wiring
- Runs on DC 12 V with 15–60 W total power draw
Specifications
| Brand | BTF-LIGHTING |
|---|---|
| Features | RGB+Pure white, 3 colors in 1 LED+pure white |
Questions about this item
What power supply do I need to run the 5 m 60 LED/m RGBW strip at full brightness?
Use a DC 12 V supply rated at least 72 W (6 A). The strip draws 0.1–0.3 W per LED, so the 300 LEDs can consume up to 60 W; the 72 W unit provides headroom.
Can I connect this 5050 RGBW tape to my existing 12 V RGB controller that has only four pins?
No. This strip uses a 5-pin +12 V-G-R-B-W layout; a 4-pin RGB controller lacks the dedicated white channel and will not drive the pure-white LEDs correctly.
How can I verify the cool-white LEDs are emitting at the specified 6000–7000 K after installation?
Power the strip, select the pure-white channel on an RGBW controller, and measure the output with a calibrated color meter; it should read between 6000 K and 7000 K.
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