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12-Volt LED light strips. Ultimate Brightness. UL compliant. 22" Each - $25 (Tarzana)
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Color: cool white / 6300 Kelvin / 437 lumens per foot / CRI = 84 / Use just under 4.4 watts per foot.
Compatible with 10mm single color CLICKTIGHT® Connectors
Input Voltage: 12V DC
Energy Consumption per ft.: 4.32W / 360mA
Max. Length on one run: 16.4 ft.
Beam Angle: 120°
Environment: Indoor / dry location
Certifications: UL Listed, ETL Listed
These lights are high-quality, high-intensity LED lighting that works well for indoor projects that require a light that can illuminate over a longer distance than usual. These "tape-light-strips" have a very high-CRI which makes colors pop, textures stand out, and finishes have more depth and luster. The higher the CRI, the better the LED light source is at rendering colors accurately, and the more they appear as they do in natural light.
This strip is very nearly the brightest of any LED light strips on the market and these sell for $18.99 a foot (NOTE: each foot contains bright light diodes spaced every half-inch, and these light diodes extend across 21" of the actual 22" strip, so there is bright light from end-to-end, and beyond! (You are also able to cut these strips down in between each diode if you need them shorter than their current length). Each strip cost us $37.98 and we are blowing them out for just $25 each, a 35% savings for you! Price is FIRM so please don't email asking for lower! You can buy as many as you need at $25 each or take all 30 of them for $725.
The energy efficiency, flexible design, and high intensity of these strip lights make it optimal for these home and commercial lighting situations:
Workspace task lighting
Shop windows, window displays, and display case lights
Exhibit, presentation, and project lighting
Light boxes, interior sign and signage light
Cabinet, shelf, and case lighting
Each strip has touch 3M adhesive, so once the back is peeled off and the light is stuck in place, they will not come off. In fact if you ever want to remove them it would take some real elbow grease!
Each end has about one-half inch of exposed copper wire, wrapped in black and red sheathing, so you can connect multiple lights together, or attach them to female or male plug-in parts, or attach them to block terminals. They can be hooked up in parallel or serial configurations (serial will require you to do some of your own soldering.)