SignliteLED expands COB LED strip lineup for fixed, tunable, RGB and addressable lighting
SignliteLED has introduced a COB LED strip portfolio built around four series: Mono, Tunable White, RGB and Addressable. The lineup is aimed at commercial lighting, decorative effects and dynamic linear projects that need a smooth, dot-free light line with different control options.
Why it matters: - The COB lineup gives lighting buyers a single product family for four different project needs: stable white light, adjustable white light, color-changing output and pixel-style dynamic effects. - The dot-free COB format matters for visible linear lighting because it preserves a continuous light line in cabinets, coves, retail displays, hospitality spaces and architectural accents. - A series-first selection process can reduce specification mistakes when designers need the right voltage, controller, PCB width and installation setup.
What happened: - SignliteLED positioned itself as a global COB LED strip light supplier with Mono, Tunable White, RGB and Addressable series. - The company said the portfolio is designed for commercial lighting, ambient decoration and dynamic linear projects. - The announcement was dated Aug. 27, 2026, from Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. - The company also provided a product page for more information: the company's product information.
The details: - Mono COB is the fixed-white option for standard lighting tasks. - Mono COB targets cabinet lighting, cove lighting, retail displays and architectural linear lighting. - Mono COB options include 320, 384, 480 and 528 chips per meter. - Mono COB comes in 8mm and 10mm PCB widths. - Mono COB supports DC12V and DC24V input. - Tunable White COB adjusts color temperature from warm white to cold white. - Tunable White COB is aimed at hotels, offices, retail displays and smart lighting systems. - A 10mm Tunable White COB configuration uses 608 chips per meter. - Tunable White COB covers a 2700K to 6500K range. - Tunable White COB operates on 12V or 24VDC power. - RGB COB is built for multicolor output and smooth color mixing. - RGB COB is positioned for hospitality venues, entertainment spaces and architectural accents. - RGB COB options include 10mm PCB configurations with 576, 810 and 840 chips per meter. - RGB COB uses DC12V or DC24V configurations. - RGB COB carries a standard 14W/m power rating. - Addressable COB adds grouped or pixel-level control for chasing, flowing and fading effects. - Addressable COB uses external ICs for programmable group control. - Addressable COB supports RGB, RGBW and RGBCW base specifications. - Addressable COB configurations include 576, 784 and 840 LEDs per meter. - SignliteLED said it also supplies aluminum profiles, solderless connectors, power supplies and dimming controllers matched to the COB range.
Between the lines: - The product structure separates COB strips by control depth, not just by brightness or color, which reflects how professional lighting projects are actually specified. - The Addressable line extends the portfolio from decorative color change into more complex motion effects, which can broaden use in media and creative installations. - The emphasis on controller, IC and accessory compatibility signals that these strips are meant to be selected as part of a larger system, not as standalone parts.
What's next: - Buyers are expected to choose first by light behavior, then confirm voltage, PCB width, density, controller and installation conditions. - Projects using the Addressable series will need matching digital controllers and commissioning methods. - SignliteLED says customers should verify thermal management, connection, power and dimming requirements before finalizing an order. - The company directs prospective buyers to its website and social channels for product and project support information.
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