LEDs Morph Into Rigid And Flexible Strips

Feb. 9, 2004
Flexible and rigid LED linear strips have been developed for handling edge-lighting, complex contour backlighting, task lighting, and commercial signage assignments. The LED strips can be used to place white or colored lighting in virtually any design

Flexible and rigid LED linear strips have been developed for handling edge-lighting, complex contour backlighting, task lighting, and commercial signage assignments. The LED strips can be used to place white or colored lighting in virtually any design that uses printed-circuit boards operating on 10 or 24 Vdc. They are said to be easy to install, with the rigid versions using screws or adhesive and the flexible types having a pressure-sensitive tape backing. The LEDs come in white, yellow, red, green, blue, and violet UV models, with a range of power supplies, connectors, and optics also available. Pricing starts at $9.95 per lineal foot. For more details, contact Pamela Matos at GILWAY TECHNICAL LAMP, Woburn, MA. (781) 935-4442.

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