What Is the LPM Rating of the Optronics Flexible LED Light Strip UCL90CB

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Im looking at an LED light strip part number UCL90CB. I have seen other light strips that advertise brightness levels of 30 LPM lights per meter and 60 LPM. Does this light strip have such a rating? Thanks,

asked by: Mike H

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The lights per meter (LPM) figure you are referencing is the actual number of diodes in one meter or three foot section of the light strip. The Optronics Flexible LED Light Strip part # UCL90CB has 300 diodes and is 17' long therefore has an LPM rating of around 58 which is likely rounded up to 60 LPM.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

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Yes the Optronics Flexible LED Light Strip #UCL90CB would replace your Carefree LED lights and would splice right to the same wiring of what you have now.

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