MALIIGAZA Addressable RGBCCT COB LED Strip - Dual WS2811 IC, 840 LEDs/m, RGB & Tunable White Chasing, 1-10m

Two Addressable Lighting Systems. One Premium COB Strip.

The MALIIGAZA Addressable RGBCCT COB LED Strip combines dynamic RGB color effects and 3000K-6500K tunable white chasing in one high-density lighting solution. Dual WS2811 IC control, 840 LEDs/m and CRI 90+ deliver programmable lighting with a smooth, continuous-looking glow.

1-10m Lengths | White or Black PCB | 10mm Width | 23W/m | Dual IC Control

IMPORTANT: LED STRIP ONLY

This listing includes the bare RGBCCT COB LED strip only. Power supply and LED controller are NOT included.

A compatible dual-IC SPI RGBCCT controller is required. Standard SPI RGB, single-IC controllers and ordinary PWM RGBCCT controllers cannot provide the required dual-IC operation.

1. Dual WS2811 IC Technology: RGB + CCT

The key advantage of this strip is its dual-IC architecture. Each addressable section uses dedicated control for RGB color and tunable white lighting.

• RGB IC: Controls programmable RGB color segments, including dynamic chasing, flowing and multicolor effects.
• CCT IC: Controls adjustable 3000K-6500K white-light segments, including programmable color-temperature transitions and chasing effects.
• 14 RGB ICs/m + 14 CCT ICs/m: A total of 28 WS2811 ICs per meter.
• Approximately 71.4mm per section: Enables detailed control along the strip.
• Controller-dependent effects: Available modes and customization depend on the selected dual-IC RGBCCT controller.

2. RGB Color Chasing Meets Dynamic Tunable White

Create two distinct lighting experiences from the same COB strip.

Note: RGB and CCT operation is independently addressable. Simultaneous channel behavior and available animations depend on the controller and firmware.

3. High-Density COB for Seamless Illumination

Traditional SMD LED strips use spaced LED packages that may produce visible bright spots, especially in shallow installations.

With 840 densely arranged LEDs per meter, MALIIGAZA COB technology creates a more continuous illuminated surface with reduced visible spotting.

• Uniform-looking linear illumination
• CRI Ra >90 for improved color rendering
• Smooth RGB and tunable white appearance
• 23W/m rated power consumption
• Suitable for modern architectural accent lighting

4. Designed for Flexible 1-10m Installations

A high-quality 35-micron copper PCB supports efficient electrical distribution. The strip is available in lengths up to 10 meters, providing flexibility for custom architectural lighting installations.

• 10mm PCB width: Suitable for compatible lighting channels and recesses.
• White PCB: Blends naturally with light-colored mounting surfaces.
• Black PCB: Complements dark architectural features and modern interiors.
• Flexible construction: Suitable for gentle curves and customized layouts.
• Adhesive backing: Designed for installation on properly prepared surfaces.
• Cuttable: Approximately every 71.4mm at marked cutting points.

For 10m installations, brightness uniformity depends on supply voltage, wiring, current and power-feed design. Additional power injection may be necessary.

Smart Home Control with the Right Controller

The COB strip itself is an addressable lighting component, not a standalone WiFi device. Add a compatible smart dual-IC SPI RGBCCT controller to unlock connected lighting features.

• RGB and CCT effects through compatible controller settings
• App control when supported by the selected controller
• Brightness adjustment and programmable scenes
• Alexa and Google Assistant voice control with a supported smart controller
• Optional remote control, depending on controller configuration

Select the actual SP530E controller variant, not a remote-only option. Configure dual-IC SPI RGBCCT operation and verify wiring, voltage and output capacity.

Package Contents:

• 1 x MALIIGAZA Addressable RGBCCT COB LED Strip
• Selected length and PCB color according to your order

NOT INCLUDED: LED Controller / Power Supply / Smart Remote

How Much Power Do You Need?

Calculate the nominal LED load using:

Strip Length (m) x 23W/m = Rated Strip Power (W)

These are theoretical strip loads, not final power supply selections. Allow suitable capacity margin, verify the actual DC voltage and controller current rating, and design appropriate power distribution for longer installations.

1. Measure and plan. Measure the lighting route and confirm the required strip length, PCB finish and controller location.
2. Confirm electrical compatibility. Verify the strip's specified DC voltage and choose a dual-IC SPI RGBCCT controller with a suitable output rating.
3. Unroll the LED strip. Fully unwind the strip before extended testing or operation to avoid concentrated heat buildup.
4. Cut only where marked. Disconnect power and cut only along designated cutting positions, approximately every 71.4mm.
5. Check the signal direction. Identify the arrows and input/output markings. Follow the wiring diagram supplied with the controller.
6. Connect the system. Connect the LED strip to the controller, then connect the controller and strip power inputs to the correctly rated DC supply as specified by the controller's wiring instructions.
7. Configure the controller. Select the correct dual-IC SPI RGBCCT protocol and segment settings. Verify RGB and CCT effects separately.
8. Test before mounting. Check the entire length for proper illumination, stable operation, correct colors and adequate power distribution.
9. Mount securely. Clean and dry the surface, apply the adhesive backing, and ensure sufficient heat dissipation during operation.

The strip does not turn on.

Disconnect power. Check the DC supply voltage, available wattage, wiring polarity, controller output connections and signal direction.

RGB works, but CCT chasing does not.

Confirm that the controller supports dual-IC SPI RGBCCT operation, not only standard SPI RGB or single-IC RGBCCT. Check its channel configuration and firmware settings.

The colors or animations are incorrect.

Check the controller's selected LED type, protocol, channel configuration, segment count and connection direction.

The far end appears dimmer.

Check power supply capacity, cable gauge, terminal current and voltage drop. Long installations may require additional power injection.

The strip flickers or restarts.

Inspect all connections and controller settings. Verify that the power supply and wiring can handle the installed load.

The strip becomes excessively hot.

Switch off immediately. Unroll the strip if necessary and verify mounting ventilation, supply voltage and wiring before further use.

• NEVER CONNECT DIRECTLY TO AC MAINS. Do not connect the LED strip or its low-voltage controller directly to AC 110V/220V/230V. A properly matched low-voltage DC power supply is mandatory.
• DO NOT POWER ON WHILE ROLLED UP. Operating a high-power COB strip while tightly wound on its reel can cause dangerous heat buildup and permanent damage.
• DUAL-IC CONTROLLER REQUIRED. Do not use ordinary RGBIC, PWM RGBCCT or unsupported single-IC controllers.
• FOLLOW SIGNAL DIRECTION. Observe the arrows and connection markings on the strip. Reverse signal connections may damage the ICs.
• VERIFY DC VOLTAGE. Match the actual strip voltage exactly. Never guess based on the power supply or controller's supported voltage range.
• PLAN LONG RUNS CAREFULLY. A 10m strip has a nominal load of 230W. Verify controller capacity, wiring, heat dissipation and power injection requirements.
• DRY INDOOR USE. Do not expose the strip to rain, splashes or high-moisture environments without suitable rated protection.
• POWER OFF BEFORE MODIFICATIONS. Disconnect all power before cutting, connecting, soldering or changing wiring.

1. What is a dual-IC addressable RGBCCT COB LED strip?

It is a programmable COB LED strip with separate RGB and CCT control ICs. Compatible controllers can create independent RGB color animations and adjustable white-light chasing effects.

2. What controller do I need for this WS2811 RGBCCT strip?

You need a controller specifically supporting dual-IC SPI RGBCCT operation and the appropriate WS2811 configuration. Standard RGBIC and PWM RGBCCT controllers are not suitable.

3. Are the power supply and controller included?

No. This listing contains the bare LED strip only. A compatible dual-IC SPI RGBCCT controller and a correctly rated DC power supply must be purchased separately.

4. Can RGB and CCT lighting be controlled independently?

Yes. The strip uses separate RGB and CCT ICs, allowing compatible controllers to operate programmable RGB effects and dynamic tunable white effects independently.

5. What color temperature range does the strip support?

The tunable white range is 3000K-6500K, from warm white to cool white. A compatible controller can adjust white tones and create supported CCT chasing effects.

6. Can this LED strip work with Alexa or Google Assistant?

Yes, when connected through a compatible smart controller offering Alexa or Google Assistant integration. The bare strip has no built-in WiFi or voice-control module.

7. Is this LED strip compatible with Tuya Smart?

Compatibility depends on the separate controller. The recommended BanlanX SP530E controller is not a Tuya Smart controller. Do not assume that every SPI RGBCCT controller supports this dual-IC strip.

8. Can I cut the addressable RGBCCT COB strip?

Yes. The minimum cutting interval is approximately 71mm. Disconnect power first and cut only at the designated cutting marks.

9. Is the RGBCCT COB LED strip waterproof?

No waterproof rating is specified for this version. Treat it as a dry-indoor lighting product and do not install it in exposed outdoor or wet locations.

10. Can I install a 10m RGBCCT COB strip without voltage drop?

The strip uses a 35-micron copper PCB and supports lengths up to 10m. However, voltage drop depends on operating voltage, cable size, current and power distribution. Additional power injection may be required for uniform brightness.

11. How much power does this LED strip consume?

The rated consumption is 23W per meter. A 5m strip has a nominal load of 115W, while a 10m strip has a nominal load of 230W. Select a correctly matched DC supply with suitable capacity margin.

12. Can I connect the strip directly to 110V or 220V AC?

No. Never connect the LED strip or low-voltage controller directly to AC mains. Use a correctly rated low-voltage DC power supply and follow the controller wiring instructions.

13. Why does CCT chasing not work with my RGBIC controller?

A conventional RGBIC controller does not provide the required dual-IC RGBCCT control. Use a compatible controller and configure the correct protocol, channel arrangement and segment settings.

14. Can I use this strip for motion-sensor staircase lighting?

Yes, as part of a custom staircase lighting system using a controller that supports the necessary dual-IC effects and compatible motion-trigger input or automation. Motion sensors are not included.

15. What is the difference between COB and ordinary SMD LED strips?

COB technology positions LED chips densely beneath a continuous emitting layer, helping reduce visible bright spots. This 840 LEDs/m strip also offers CRI above 90 for improved white-light color rendering.

16. How can I help protect the LED strip and extend its service life?

Use the correct DC voltage, a compatible controller, adequate electrical capacity and proper heat dissipation. Never operate the strip while tightly wound. Product lifetime and certification ratings are not specified for this listing.

Create Lighting That Moves With Your Imagination

From flowing RGB scenes to refined tunable white illumination, bring programmable COB lighting into your next interior project.

Remember: LED strip only. Compatible dual-IC controller and DC power supply sold separately.

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