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Why Do My LED Strips Turn Blue When Powered Off?

There can be a couple of reasons why your LEDs turn blue when they’re powered off. It could be due to residual voltage or leaked currents, causing the LEDs to still emit a small amount of light that is seen as blue. It could also be a result of incompatible power supplies, wiring issues, or installing in areas prone to high heat or poor ventilation.

What Does RGB, RGB+W, and RGB+CCT White Mean?

RGB strip lights refer to lights that can be customized using a remote to display an array of custom colors. RGB+W refers to strip lights which can emit the RGB color options, as well as one shade of white– cool, natural, or warm. RGB+CCT (or tunable white) indicates a strip can emit the custom colors AND tunable CCT options, so they can show cool, natural, and warm white.

What Are Low-Density and High-Density LED Strips?

A strip’s density is measured by the number of LED chips installed on the circuit board. The greater the density, the higher the light output. Standard (medium) strips will feature 18 LEDs/ft, and anything below that number will be considered ‘low-density’. A high-density LED strip will have at least 36 LEDs/ft.

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