Trace LED strip is available in a wide range of color options in a durable, water-resistant silicone housing for long-term performance in outlining structures and replacing traditional glass neon

TUSTIN, Calif., February 15, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--With more than 50 years of innovation and linear lighting leadership, Tivoli Lighting introduces Trace Vertical and Horizontal flexible (SMD) LED strips with zero voltage drop for precise color consistency in straight and curved interior or exterior applications. This versatile LED strip creates direct or indirect continuous illumination with three different fixture styles in horizontal tunable white, vertical tunable white and vertical RGB+W.

Trace Vertical and Horizontal LED strips are available in low, standard and high output lumen intensities in 2400K, 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5000K, green, blue, red and amber with a CRI greater than 80. The flexible SMD LEDs provide superior reliability and uniformity of light, making them ideal for outlining structures and replacing traditional glass neon.

The high output Trace Vertical LED strip delivers 87, 174 and 261 lumens per foot for low, standard and high output intensities, while consuming only 4.5 watts per foot. It has a 115.8° beam angle. The Trace Horizontal LED strip offers 48, 96 and 144 lumens per watt for low, standard and high output intensities, while consuming only 4.5 watts per foot. It has a 124.4 beam angle.

Both Trace Vertical and Horizontal LED strips can accept a power feed for all sides: front, side and bottom. The flexible LED strips operate on low voltage 24-volt DC power, while dimming is controlled by TRIAC, ELV, MVL, DMX and 0 - 10 volts.

For customized lighting applications with a maximum 58-foot run, the flexible LED strip can be cut to 2-inch increments with a 2-inch bending diameter, thus enabling precise field installation. Tivoli Lighting also offers a variety of recessed and surfacing mount locking channels to cleanly and discretely install Trace strip in a variety of applications involving indirect and direct view.

For long lasting performance, Trace Vertical and Horizontal LED strips have a UV-stabilized silicone housing that will not yellow or crack. It is impact-, solvent- and saltwater-resistant for indoor and outdoor applications. Trace Vertical and Horizontal LED strips are UL certified and IP67-rated for water resistance. The flexible LED will perform in temperatures of -13° to 140°F and comes with a three-year limited warranty.

For more information about Trace Vertical and Horizontal LED Strips , visit http://www.tivolilighting.com/trace-vertical.html and http://www.tivolilighting.com/trace-horizontal.html or call Tivoli Lighting at 714-957-6101.

With more than 50 years of innovation and experience, Tivoli continues to lead the linear lighting industry with its award-winning architectural and theater LED-based products that offer improved appearance, quality, performance and energy saving advantages. Tivoli’s team continues to strive to incorporate innovation, color quality, and longevity of life into every product it manufactures and engineers for high quality performance and extended service life.

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