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Radialux 5.5 COB Cuts Hotspots, Speeds Linear Installs

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Alloy LED’s Radialux 5.5 COB RGBTW Tape Light gives contractors a single linear source that handles color, tunable white and clean direct‑view output without the usual diode glare or blending headaches. Its five‑channel output supports saturated color, pastels and calibrated white from 2700K to 6500K, all delivered through a dot‑free COB construction that holds up in direct‑view applications.

For contractors working in hospitality, retail or premium residential environments, the tape’s seamless output and flexible cut‑to‑fit design simplify installation while expanding design range.

The 24V platform supports consistent illumination across runs up to 14 feet, with field‑cut increments of 1.64 inches that help installers dial in exact lengths without compromising visual uniformity. The 140‑degree beam angle provides broad, even coverage, which is useful for coves, millwork and integrated architectural details where hotspots are unacceptable. Five‑channel control also means smoother transitions and more precise scene setting when paired with advanced controllers.

Contractors will also appreciate the product’s RoHS and UL listings, dry‑location rating and self‑adhesive backing, which streamline compliance and installation. With 5.5 watts per foot and approximately 360 lumens per foot, Radialux 5.5 COB balances performance with efficiency.

Technical Specifications of Radialux 5.5 COB RGBTW Tape Light

  • Continuous COB output eliminates diode hotspots 
  • Tight 1.64‑inch cut points
  • Wide 140‑degree distribution
  • 24V system supports longer, more stable runs with fewer voltage‑drop workarounds 
  • Five-channel RGBTW architecture enables mixed-spectrum scenes without external bleed hardware
  • UL‑listed for dry locations 
  • Pre‑applied adhesive speeds channel placement and direct‑mount installs

Learn more about the Radialux 5.5 COB RGBTW Tape Light.

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