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BTF-LIGHTING RGBW LED Strip Lights,UL Listed,5050 4 Colors in 1 RGB + 2700K-3000K Warm White,24V DC,16.4ft/5m 60LEDs/m 12mm White PCB, IP30 for Home Decoration(No Adapter or Controller)
BTF-LIGHTING

BTF-LIGHTING RGBW LED Strip Lights

Bottom line: The BTF-LIGHTING RGBW LED Strip Lights: Dedicated 2700K-3000K warm white diode, not RGB-mixed fake white; main trade-off: no power adapter included - you must buy a 24V supply separately.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Dedicated 2700K-3000K warm white diode, not RGB-mixed fake white
  • ✓ 24V DC holds color consistently across the full 16.4ft run
  • ✓ 300 LEDs at 60/m for dense, dot-free light output
  • ✓ Cuttable every 6 LEDs with 5-pin connectors on both ends

Cons

  • ✗ No power adapter included - you must buy a 24V supply separately
  • ✗ No RGBW controller in the box either, adding to total cost
  • ✗ IP30 rating means indoor, dry-location use only
  • ✗ 30W-120W draw needs a correctly sized supply for a full 5m reel

Manufacturer description

The BTF-LIGHTING RGBW LED Strip packs four colors into every diode - red, green, blue, plus a dedicated 2700K-3000K warm white - so you get true warm white light instead of the muddy approximation an RGB-only strip produces when it tries to mix one. The 16.4ft/5m reel carries 300 LEDs at 60 LEDs per meter on a 12mm white PCB, drawing 30W to 120W across the run and putting out enough output for cove lighting, cabinet under-lighting, or a full bedroom perimeter. It runs on 24V DC, which holds color more consistently over a long run than 12V strips do. You can cut the strip between every 6 LEDs…

SpecPicks Verdict

SpecPicks scored BTF-LIGHTING RGBW LED Strip Lights using a rating × review-volume × price-fit model applied to published specs and reviews across the rgb & lighting category. BTF-LIGHTING's rgb & lighting lineup sits within the broader category mid-tier; price and specs are the deciding factors over brand loyalty here. Judge it on the specification table and the price rather than on sentiment: check the figures that decide your use case, then put it side-by-side with two or three close alternatives in the Compare tool before clicking through.

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

Does this LED strip come with a power supply and controller?

No. This listing is the 16.4ft strip only - the title specifies no adapter or controller. You will need to buy a 24V DC power supply and a 5-pin RGBW controller separately.

What size power supply do I need for the full 5m roll?

The strip is rated at 30W-120W total for the 5m reel at 24V DC. Size your 24V supply to cover the top of that range, with headroom, if you plan to run the full length at full brightness.

Can I cut this strip to fit a shorter run?

Yes. You can cut between every 6 LEDs to adjust the length. Both ends have 5-pin connectors, so you can rejoin or extend cut segments without soldering.

How is RGBW different from a regular RGB strip?

RGBW adds a fourth diode dedicated to 2700K-3000K warm white. An RGB strip has to blend red, green, and blue to approximate white, which reads cooler and less accurate. Four colors in one LED also means brighter mixed output.

Can I install this outdoors or in a bathroom?

No. This version is IP30, meaning no moisture protection - it is intended for dry indoor locations like cabinets, living rooms, bedrooms, and retail or hospitality interiors. Check the listing for IP65 or IP67 variants if you need weather resistance.

Key Features

  • Mixed Colors: 4 colors mixed in 1 LED RGBW strip for super bright glowing and vivid color
  • Quality Materials: Made with 300 pure white LEDs and 60 LEDs/m for a total of 30W-120W of illumination
  • Easy Installation: Cut between every 6 LEDs to adjust the length and connect with 5-pin connectors on two ends
  • Advanced Technology: Latest LED technology with RGBW Controller and Wi-Fi APP support for customization
  • Versatile Usage: Ideal for architectural lighting, home decoration, cabinets, living rooms, bedrooms, hotels, clubs, theaters, stores, restaurants, DIY lighting

Full Specifications

BrandBTF-LIGHTING
Color24v RGB+Warm White 3000K-3500K
StyleModern
ThemeIndoor LED Strip Lighting
SeasonsChristmas
Voltage24 volts
Wattage90 watts
OccasionChristmas, Halloween, New Year
Unit Count16.4 Feet
Form FactorStrip Lights
Item Length196.8 inches
Light ColorMulticolor
ConnectivityWiFi
Mixed Colors4 colors mixed in 1 LED RGBW strip for super bright glowing and vivid color
Model Number24VRGBWW45M505060LW30
Power SourceCorded Electric
Material TypeSilicone Rubber
Product StyleModern
Control MethodApp
Bulb Shape SizeS6
Full listing titleBTF-LIGHTING RGBW LED Strip Lights,UL Listed,5050 4 Colors in 1 RGB + 2700K-3000K Warm White,24V DC,16.4ft/5m 60LEDs/m 12mm White PCB, IP30 for Home Decoration(No Adapter or Controller)

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