Skinny Side-Lit LED RGBW Strip - Addressable, 1m, 60LEDs (SK6812)

These are side-lit addressable 1-meter-long 5V RGBW LED strips that come packed with 60 SK6812s. SK6812 LEDs are very similar to WS2812s with a few caveats: SK6812s add a white LED to the classic RGB mixture allowing you to provide new varieties of color to your project! What makes this LED strip stand apart from others like it is the fact that each SK6812 is attached at a right angle allowing even more options when incorporating it into any design or idea that you want. As these are bare LED strips that have no protective coating, your project won’t be water proof but there is access to each SK6812 LED and each strip length can be easily modified to fit the length you need. You will be able to control each LED RGB individually, giving you the ability to create cool lighting effects for your car or perhaps under-cabinet lighting in your kitchen!

Note: These come in 1m segments on a reel. They are preterminated with 0.1" spaced 3-pin connectors, as shown in the pictures.

  • Operating Voltage: 5VDC
  • Current: 50mA @ full brightness
  • Beam Angle: 120 deg.
  • Consumption Watts: 14±W/m
  • Pixel Pitch: 16.7mm
  • LED Quantity: 60 pcs
  • 800KHz Protocol
  • PCB Thickness: 8mm wide, 0.3mm thickness
  • 3-pin JST-SM connector
  • 3M Adhesive Tape on Back

Skinny Side-Lit LED RGBW Strip - Addressable, 1m, 60LEDs (SK6812) Product Help and Resources

WS2812 Breakout Hookup Guide

July 24, 2013

How to create a pixel string with the WS2812 and WS2812B addressable LEDs!

Spectacle line

These will work with the Spectacle line.


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