When we choose LED light strip, the first thing we consider is the location of the installed scene, followed by a parameter of the product, which is related to the brightness and energy consumption of the light strip.

The power of an LED strip is not fixed, it depends on the number of LEDs in the strip, the power of each LED and the design of the strip. Generally speaking, the common LED light strips on the market have a power range of roughly 4 watts to 24 watts per meter. Generally speaking, the higher the power, the brightness of the light strip will increase accordingly. This does not mean that higher power necessarily results in better lighting. Because the brightness is also affected by the number of LED beads, light-emitting angle and other factors.

A low brightness LED strip may only be around 4-6 watts per meter. Medium brightness ones may be around 7-12 watts. High brightness or light strips with special lighting effects (e.g. high density LED arrangement) can be 15 watts or more per meter, or even 24 watts or more.

The specific use of the process, you need to carefully understand the parameters of the product and the detailed description of the light strip, or go to consult the technical related personnel of the LED light strip manufacturer to understand the product information.