The JCC JC121434 LED Strip Light is a professional 10-metre, 24V LED tape designed to deliver bright and consistent neutral-white illumination across residential, retail and commercial interiors. Producing approximately 1440 lumens per metre, it is ideal for projects requiring a stronger linear lighting effect rather than low-level decorative accent lighting.

With 120 LEDs per metre, close 50mm cutting intervals and a slim 10mm width, the strip gives electricians the flexibility to create accurately sized lighting runs for kitchens, shelving, retail displays, reception counters, ceiling details and fitted furniture.

Bright 4000K neutral-white illumination

The JC121434 produces a fixed 4000K neutral-white light. This balanced colour temperature provides a clean, practical appearance that is especially effective for task lighting, commercial displays and modern interiors.

Suitable applications include:

• Kitchen cabinets and worktop lighting

• Retail shelving and display units

• Office reception counters

• Commercial joinery and fitted furniture

• Ceiling coves and architectural details

• Wardrobes and storage areas

• Hotel and hospitality interiors

• Exhibition and display installations

The strip provides approximately 1440 lumens per metre while consuming 14.4W per metre, delivering an efficiency of approximately 100 lumens per circuit watt.

Dense 120 LED-per-metre layout

With 120 LEDs per metre, the strip has closer LED spacing than lower-density tapes. This helps create a more continuous line of illumination, especially when installed inside a suitable aluminium profile with an opal diffuser.

The visible result will depend on the profile depth, diffuser type, mounting surface and distance from the illuminated area. A compatible profile can also provide a more professional finish and additional physical protection for the LED tape.

Accurate 50mm cutting intervals

The JC121434 can be cut at the marked 50mm intervals, allowing contractors to produce shorter runs that suit cabinets, shelves, counters and architectural features.

Cuts must only be made at the printed cutting marks. Cutting through another part of the circuit can damage the strip and prevent the affected section from operating correctly.

Cut sections require an appropriate electrical connection and must maintain the correct positive and negative polarity.