Lo-Glow™ LED Light Sheet with 160 Degree Mesh Diffusion - Static White
This product requires a power supply.
aspectLED's Lo-Glow™ Light Sheets are the go-to choice when your project demands a big impact in a limited amount of space. Featuring 90+ CRI and 160 Degree Mesh Diffusion, these flexible light sheets are specially designed to deliver crisp, hot-spot free illumination in as little as a half inch of space. If you’re constantly running into hot spot issues with your signage and backlighting projects, this is the product for you. And with the ability to daisy chain 10 sheets in series with Plug and Play connections, your installers and bottom line will be thanking you again and again. Fewer wire runs and less man-hours means more time and money in the bank. When your designer throws you a curveball, our Lo-Glow™ light sheets are here to help you save the day. Customizable to nearly any shape down to a single diode/square, you and your crew are free to make needed adjustments onsite, even at the last minute. Choose from 4 color temperature options to meet the complex needs of any given project space, sign depth, or material selection. Each light sheet ships with (2) 8” pigtail connectors, (2) 2.75” jumper connectors, and (10) plastic spacers.
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Mesh Diffusion
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Low Profile
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No Hot Spots
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Link In Series
| Lo-Glow LED Light Sheet | |
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| Physical | |
| Dimensions | 18-7/8" Long (480mm), 9-7/16" Wide (240mm), 1/4" Tall (6.5mm) |
| Coverage | 1.25 ft² |
| Cut Length | 1-7/8" x 1-7/8" (48mm x 48mm) |
| Adhesive Backing | 3M Adhesive Tape (300LSE) |
| Weight | 0.43 lb (0.25 kg) |
| Estimated Lifespan | Up to 50,000 hours |
| Warranty | 5 Years |
| Electrical | |
| Input Voltage | 24VDC |
| LED Type | SMD 2835 LED Chip |
| LED Quantity | 50 (10 rows, 5 per row) |
| Max Power Consumption | 20W |
| Max Run Length | 10 Sheets (in series) |
| Photometric | |
| LED Color Temperature | 2700K, 3000K, 4000K, 6000K |
| CRI | 90+ |
| Max Luminous Flux | 1800 lumens |
| Beam Angle | 160° |
| Environmental | |
| Max Operating Temperatures | -25°C to 60°C (-13°F to 140°F) |
| Max Storage Temperatures | -40°C to 80°C (-40°F to 176°F) |
| IP Rating | IP20 |
| Suitable Uses | Dry Locations Only |
| Control | |
| Dimmable | Yes |
| Standards and Certifications | |
| Certifications | UL/cUL Listed, RoHS, CE |
- 160 Degree Mesh Diffusion – prismatic diffusers deliver seamlessly uniform light diffusion from a low-profile plane
- Shallow Diffusion Depth - eliminate hot spots without adding extra space for diffusion. Less than 0.5” required for complete diffusion
- CRI 90+ for spot-on color accuracy of any backlit material or illuminated spaces
- Maximum Customization - Cuttable to nearly any shape. Cuttable down to 1 diode (≈1.88in x 1.88in squares). Dual direction cut lines. Allows for last-minute adjustments, design changes, and customization on-site
- Maximum Flexibility – easily arch around contours and curved surfaces or bend over corners
- Deliver More with Less - Wire/link up to 10 sheets in series. Reducing installation time and costs with fewer runs
- Low Power Consumption - only 20W per sheet
- Plug and Play with integrated connection blocks and included XH connectors - or wire using traditional soldering methods
- Available in 4 color temperatures (2700/3000/4000/6000k)
- Each light sheet ships with (2) 8” pigtail connectors, (2) 2.75” jumper connectors, and (10) plastic spacers.
- Backed with 3M adhesive tape for easy mounting and installation
- Extremely long life: up to 50,000 hours
- Commercial-Grade quality
- Backlighting for signage and/or large format graphics
- Backlighting for kitchen backsplashes and translucent stone countertops
- Backlighting for accent walls, facades, and other architectural features
- Commercial/Retail Lighting
- Showroom/Tradeshow Displays
- Public Art
- Hospitality/Commercial Lobbies
- Illuminating Stained Glass (museums, art galleries, churches, etc.)
- DIY projects
Can I connect multiple light sheets together?
Yes, you can! Though different products may have different maximum run lengths. Make sure to check the product’s listed specs for more information.
How many connectors should I use to connect light sheets?
To ensure the maximum run length is achieved without damaging the product, it’s always recommended to use 2 connections between light sheets.
How many connectors do I get with each light sheet? Do I need to purchase extra for my project?
Each light sheet ships with (2) 8” pigtail, (2) 2.75” jumper XH connectors. If you're arranging your sheets end to end, these will cover all connections. However, if you're creating a grid with the sheets, you'll need to purchase extra to make the additional sheet to sheet connections for optimal performance.
Why aren’t my light sheets working when they seem to be connected properly?
The most common reason for this is a polarity issue between the two sides of the connectors. Oftentimes, an individual sheet will be installed with incorrect +/- alignment – and while the connectors are firmly inserted, the positive and negative will be crossed in this instance.
How do I connect my light sheets to the power supply?
The easiest way to connect your light sheets to the power supply is by using the Plug and Play connectors shipped with your product. Using the “pigtail” type (with bare wires on one side) will be used to connect the sheets to the power supply. See the installation instructions for further details.
What can I use for spacers? To elevate the countertop above the light sheets?
Each Lo-Glow™ light sheet is shipped with (10) plastic spacers to be placed across the light sheet in any of the locations marked. Individual spacers can support 44 lbs of weight.
What controllers and/or dimmer switches do I need for the Lo-Glow light sheets?
While there are many options to choose from, for the best user experience, we recommend a PWM-style dimmer with app-based controls like this Casambi product. It is also possible to wire these directly to an in-wall dimmer/switch. However, larger projects may require multiple switches to control the entire light sheet installation.
Is there a special trick to getting the tape off these spacers?
The most effective method for removing the sticker backing from the light sheet spacers is with a needle-nose pliers. Simply grab the edge of the backing with the tip of the pliers and pull gently.
Should I be using all the spacers that shipped with my light sheets?
You can if you'd like to, but it's not always a requirement. The weight of the material resting on the sheets/spacers (usually in pounds per square feet) will ultimately determine the total number of spacers required. If each spacer can support up to 44lbs you can theoretically support up to 440 lbs above each light sheet. But most sub-structures would have a hard time supporting a weight of that magnitude.
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