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Pierlite, continues to strengthen its position in the UK, with the launch of its new LEDTrace self-adhesive LED lighting ribbon.
Pierlite, continues to strengthen its position in the UK, with the launch of its new LEDTrace self-adhesive LED lighting ribbon.
The flexible ribbon with a slim profile is available in two colours, cool white or a red, green and blue (RGB) dimmable version, both designed to create the right lighting atmosphere for commercial and domestic environments. LEDTrace provides cost-effective creative lighting to enhance the home or various displays in a retail environment and will create the required ambient lighting in applications such as bars, cafes and restaurants. With a beam angle of 120 degrees the adhesive lighting ribbon provides 65lm/W. The RGB version has a remote control allowing the user to take full advantage of the features including changing the colour, dimming the lighting and altering the effects.
The versatile ribbon is simple to mount and can easily be cut to size or extended, with the minimum fuss for the installer.
The slim, surface mounted LEDTrace ribbon features the unique 3M heat curing adhesive tape, which ensures a secure adhesion onto virtually any surface and together with its IP20 rating can easily be fitted around corners of cabinets or walls in most environments.
LEDTrace is one of many thousands of products developed by Pierlite. The ribbon starter kits and joiner packs are now available in wholesalers throughout the UK.
Pierlite
www.pierlite.co.uk
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