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BTF-LIGHTING RGBW LED Strip Cool White 16.4ft 60LED DC24V UL Listed IP30
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BTF-LIGHTING RGBW LED Strip Cool White 16.4ft 60LED DC24V UL Listed IP30

Bottom line: The BTF-LIGHTING RGBW LED Strip Cool White 16.4ft 60LED DC24V UL Listed: RGBW packs 4 colors in one diode - true white plus full RGB, no dual-strip run; main trade-off: IP30 only - no moisture protection, so keep it out of baths and outdoors.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ RGBW packs 4 colors in one diode - true white plus full RGB, no dual-strip run
  • ✓ Dedicated 6000K cool white channel, not faked by mixing RGB
  • ✓ 300 pure white LEDs run cooler and draw less than mixed-white designs
  • ✓ Cuttable every 6 LEDs to fit cabinets, soffits, or desk edges exactly
  • ✓ UL Listed at DC24V with IP30 touch-safe rating for rooms with kids

Cons

  • ✗ IP30 only - no moisture protection, so keep it out of baths and outdoors
  • ✗ DC24V means a 24V supply; 12V controllers and adapters will not work
  • ✗ Cut increments of 6 LEDs limit precision on short or odd-length runs
  • ✗ Double-sided tape often needs mounting clips on textured or dusty surfaces

Manufacturer description

BTF-LIGHTING's RGBW LED strip packs four colors into a single diode - red, green, blue, and a dedicated 6000K cool white channel - across a 16.4ft run at 60 LEDs per meter. That dedicated white chip matters: instead of faking white by mixing RGB, you get 300 pure white LEDs doing the job, which runs cooler and draws less power than mixed-white approaches. The strip runs on DC24V and is UL Listed, with an IP30 rating that keeps it touchable and safe for indoor spaces where kids are around. Double-sided tape on the back handles mounting, and you can cut the strip every 6 LEDs to size it to a…

SpecPicks Verdict

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Common buyer scenarios for rgb & lighting of this kind: matching it to an existing build, replacing a failing part, or upgrading from a previous-generation equivalent. Check the spec table below against your current setup — particularly socket / form-factor / power-rating fields — and confirm compatibility on the retailer's listing before purchase. Prices and stock are set by the retailer and may have moved since this page was last updated.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between RGBW and regular RGB LED strips?

RGBW adds a fourth dedicated white diode to each LED package. This strip uses 300 pure white LEDs at 6000K cool white, so white light comes from a real white chip rather than mixing red, green, and blue - which BTF-LIGHTING notes runs cooler and more efficiently.

Can I cut this LED strip to fit my cabinet?

Yes. The strip can be cut every 6 LEDs to adjust the length. At 60 LEDs per meter that is a cut point roughly every 10cm, so plan your run in those increments.

Is this strip safe to use outdoors or in a bathroom?

No. It is IP30 rated, which means no moisture or dust protection - it is intended for dry indoor use. IP30 does make it touch-safe, which BTF-LIGHTING highlights for homes with children.

What power supply do I need for this strip?

It runs on DC24V, so you need a 24V power supply - a 12V adapter or 12V controller will not drive it. Check the product listing for the recommended wattage for a full 16.4ft run.

How do I mount it, and is the adhesive strong enough?

Double-sided tape is pre-applied to the back for direct mounting. On clean, smooth surfaces it holds well; for textured, painted, or dusty surfaces, plan on adding mounting clips or channel.

Key Features

  • Colorful LED Strip: This LED strip has 4 colors mixed in 1 LED (RGBW) offering bright glowing and vivid colors.
  • Quality LEDs: The LED strip uses 300 pure white LEDs for a cool white color temperature of 6000K.
  • Energy Efficient: The pure white LEDs are energy efficient and produce less heat compared to mixed white LEDs.
  • Versatile Lighting: This LED strip can be used for architectural lighting, home decoration, bars, cabinets, living rooms, bedrooms, hotels, clubs, theaters, stores, restaurants, and DIY home lighting.
  • Safe and Touchable: The LED strip is IP30 rated and touchable for safe use around children.
  • Double Sided Tape: The LED strip has double sided tape on the back for easy installation.

Full Specifications

BrandBTF-LIGHTING
Color24v Rgb+cool white
StyleModern
ThemeChristmas
SeasonsWinter
Voltage24 volts
Wattage90 watts
OccasionChristmas
Unit Count16.4 Feet
Form FactorStrip Lights
Item Length500 centimeters
Light ColorCool White
Model Number24VRGBCW45M505060LW30
Power SourceDC24V
Quality LEDsThe LED strip uses 300 pure white LEDs for a cool white color temperature of 6000K.
Material TypeLED and PCB
Product StyleModern
Control MethodVoice
Controller TypeIFTTT, Voice Control
Item Dimensions6.3 x 4.33 x 2.36 inches

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