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M-50N-60-30K-ULX
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The Lumipro ULX Series 50N LED Tape Light (3000K) is a flexible strip lighting solution for cove, accent, and general ambient applications in commercial and residential interiors. Operating at 12VDC, it suits low-voltage installations where warm-tone illumination and dimming compatibility are priorities. The tape light runs at 9W per meter on a 5-meter roll, using SMD5050 chip technology at 60 LEDs per meter with a CRI rating of 95 for accurate color rendering. Efficacy is rated at 960 lm/W with a 120° beam angle and a 50,000-hour LED lifetime. The IP20 rating designates this product for dry, indoor environments, and a minimum cut length of 2mm allows precise sizing to fit installation runs. Rated ambient operating temperature ranges from -40°C to 40°C. The product carries UL Listed, CE, and RoHS certifications and is backed by a 3-year warranty.
| Optical | |
|---|---|
| Efficacy | 960 lm/W |
| CCT | 3,000 K |
| CRI | 95 |
| Beam angle | 120° |
| LED Chip Type | SMD5050 |
| LED Density | 60 LEDs/m |
| LED Lifetime | 50,000 h |
| Color | White |
| Environmental | |
| IP rating | IP20 |
| Ambient Operating Temperature | -40–40 °C(-40–104 °F) |
| Ordering | |
| Warranty | 3 y |
| Electrical | |
|---|---|
| Operating Voltage | 12 V |
| Wattage | 9 W |
| Wattage per Foot | 2.74 W/ft |
| Current Draw per Foot | 0.23 A/ft |
| Max Run (Class 2) | 36 ft(11.0 m) |
| Mechanical | |
| Length | 5 m(16.4 ft) |
| Minimum Cut Length | 2 mm(0.08 in) |
| Finish | White |
| Compliance | |
| Certifications | UL Listed, CE, ROHS |
Calculated from other published specifications.
Maximum run calculated against a 100 W Class 2 limit. Verify against local code and the driver rating.
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