This article provides information about Led strip lights, also known as light, soft lights, neon lights, white boards, copper plate lamps, soft lights, banners, building lighting lamps, clearance lights, landscape lamps, guardrail lamps, lamp modeling, dazzle color lights, and desk lamps. These lights are commonly used for various purposes, including drawing building outlines, large lighting designs, interior decoration, community and family beautification, and more.
The article then discusses the differences between high-pressure LED lights and low-voltage LED lights, which are used in different scenarios and have different requirements. The key points of comparison include safety, installation, price, packaging, and service life.
- High-voltage LED lights operate at 220V, posing a potential safety hazard in certain situations.
- Low-voltage LED lights operate at a safer 12V, making them suitable for various applications without posing a danger to individuals.
- High-voltage LED lights are easier to install as they can be directly driven by a high-voltage driver.
- Low-voltage LED lights require installation of a DC power supply before the light strip can function.
- While the price per meter may be similar, the overall cost is affected by the fact that high-voltage LED lights can be driven over longer distances with a single power supply.
- High-voltage LED lights are typically packaged in longer rolls (50-100 meters), whereas low-voltage LED lights come in shorter rolls (5-10 meters).
- Low-voltage LED lights generally have a longer service life of 50,000-100,000 hours, while high-voltage LED lights may have a shorter life, around 10,000 hours.
The article concludes that both high and low-voltage LED lights have their advantages and disadvantages. Users are advised to choose based on their specific needs, considering factors like safety, installation convenience, cost, packaging, and service life to make a more informed decision and avoid wasting resources.
