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    Tape Light Can Be Cut Every 1.79 Inches

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorNovember 20, 2023Updated:December 15, 20231 Min Read
    Nora Lighting, tape light
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    Tape light is ordered in 16- or 100-foot rolls with a 12-inch power cord and mounting clips.

    Nora Lighting has unveiled its latest breakthrough product, 24V COB LED tape light system. With a commitment to delivering superior quality and unmatched performance, Nora Lighting once again proves its dedication to revolutionizing the lighting industry.

    COB LED Tape Light is poised to redefine the possibilities of illumination, effortlessly converting traditional lighting setups into modern LED systems. Designed with user-friendliness at its core, the tape light can be cut every 1.79 inches and connected with additional accessories. Tape light is ordered in 16- or 100-foot rolls with a 12-inch power cord and mounting clips. Perfect choice for a wide spectrum of applications, from homes and offices to retail establishments.

    High performance 24V LED tape light delivers 450 lumens per foot in dedicated color temperatures. Chip on board (COB) technology creates a seamless line of light, making it ideal for reflective surfaces like display cases and kitchen counters. A new collection of mounting channels are also available for recessed and surface mount applications. Tape light comes pre-installed with 3M adhesive for simple installation.

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