COB LED Strips – Dotless Strip Lights

A COB LED strip gives you a smooth, continuous line of light with no visible dots, even without a diffuser. COB (chip on board) strips pack hundreds of tiny LED chips per metre under a single phosphor coating, so the light looks like one even line rather than a row of bright points. That makes them the first choice for kitchen worktops, shelves, ceiling coves and slim aluminium profiles where individual LEDs would show.

White COB · Tunable white CCT COB · Coloured & RGB COB · Waterproof IP65+ COB

Choose by voltage

24V is the right choice for most homes and projects: longer runs, less voltage drop and the widest selection. 12V suits short runs and low-voltage systems, while 48V allows very long continuous runs from a single feed point.

Choose by output

3–6 W/m for soft accent and cabinet lighting, 9–11 W/m for worktops and indirect lighting, and 14–25 W/m when the strip is the main light source. All our white COB strips have a colour rendering index of CRI 90 or higher, so food, wood and skin tones look natural.

White, tunable or colour

Choose fixed white from 2700K warm to 6500K cool, tunable white CCT (2700–6500K), or RGB, RGBW and RGB+CCT for full colour control. We also stock single colours such as red, green, blue and orange.

Indoor or outdoor

IP20 strips are for dry interiors. Choose IP65 for kitchens, bathrooms and covered outdoor spaces, and IP67 where the strip may get wet.

Width and profiles

Our COB strips range from 4 mm to 10 mm wide. Even the narrowest fit into our aluminium LED profiles, which protect the strip, help it run cooler and extend its lifetime.

Need help choosing? Read our guide COB LED strips explained or match your strip with the right LED driver and COB connectors.

Frequently asked questions

Do COB LED strips need a diffuser?

No. COB strips look dotless on their own, but a diffuser softens the light further in shallow profiles.

Can COB strips be dimmed?

Yes, with a compatible dimmable driver or controller.

Where can I cut a COB strip?

At the marked cutting points, typically every 2.5–7 cm depending on the model.

12V or 24V?

24V for most installations. 12V only for short runs or existing 12V systems.