84LEDs/m 24V DMX 5050 RGB
Brightness: 605lm/m
MOQ: 5M
Lead Time: 5-7days
PCB width: 12mm
DMX IC Model: TM512AC4
IP Rating: IP20/IP65/IP67/IP68
MOQ: 5M
Lead Time: 5-7days
PCB width: 12mm
DMX IC Model: TM512AC4
IP Rating: IP20/IP65/IP67/IP68
The 84LEDs/m 24V DMX 5050 RGB LED strip is a professional linear lighting solution built for commercial and entertainment environments that demand reliable full-color control. It integrates the DMX512 protocol directly into a flexible strip format, using the 5050 SMD chip at 84 LEDs per meter. The 24V DC input reduces voltage drop on longer runs, keeping brightness consistent from start to finish. Powered by the TM512AC4 IC at 12 ICs/m, it draws 26.88W/m and delivers 605lm/m — a practical balance of output and pixel density for large-scale installations.
This strip is not a standard RGB strip paired with an external controller box. On-board ICs handle the DMX512 signal directly, so each strip segment talks to your console via a differential signal line. This provides good noise immunity and allows lengthy cable lengths without signal deterioration in rig situations of any complexity.
The 5050 SMD chip offers full-color RGB output. Each LED houses three independent color channels — red, green, and blue — and at 84 LEDs per meter, the pixel resolution is fine enough for smooth gradient effects and pixel mapping across extended surfaces.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Part Number | XXA-STRIP-84D5050RGB-DMX |
| LED Density | 84 LEDs/m |
| IC Model | TM512AC4 |
| IC Density | 14 ICs/m |
| Input Voltage | DC 24V |
| Power Consumption | 26.88W/m |
| Brightness | 605lm/m |
| PCB Width | 12mm |
| IP Rating | IP20 / IP65 / IP67 / IP68 |
| MOQ | 5 meters |
| Lead Time | 5–7 days |
The TM512AC4 IC supports DMX512 differential signal transmission. SPI strips use a single-ended signal, while DMX512 is intended for long-range professional lighting networks. The differential signal design has redundant data pathways so if one IC fails the signal flow to the LEDs downstream will not be interrupted .
PWM frequency exceeds 2kHz, making this strip flicker-free even at high camera frame rates. This is relevant for broadcast studios, live event production, and any setting where video recording takes place.
The 24V system reduces current draw and heat generation compared to 5V or 12V alternatives. For extended runs, power injection every 5–10 meters is recommended to maintain consistent brightness uniformity.
Color consistency across a reel is verified using spectrophotometer testing. All LEDs are checked against specified RGB coordinates to confirm they fall within a controlled color tolerance using MacAdam Ellipse binning standards.
The FPCB uses rolled copper, which supports thermal management and long-term mechanical stability. Adequate heat dissipation directly affects color stability over time, since excessive junction temperatures can accelerate LED degradation.
Architectural Facade Lighting: The 24V design supports long vertical runs on building exteriors. Differential signal transmission maintains signal integrity across extended cable distances — a practical advantage for large-scale facade work where signal drop-off is a common issue.
Stage & Nightclub Settings The DMX512 protocol is natively compatible with professional lighting consoles (grandMA, Avolites, etc.). Lighting designers can do high speed pixel mapping, chase effects and synchronised colour sequences using the low latency response DMX networks are built for.
Outdoor Infrastructure: When utilised with IP67 or IP68 silicone extrusion, the strip manages electromagnetic interference in outdoor applications such as bridge outlines and public art works. The sealed versions are suitable for outdoor settings and are designed to minimise maintenance frequency in exposed situations.
ElisaLED applies a multi-stage QC process to every reel before shipment:
These tests are part of ElisaLED's full testing program for 84LEDs/m 24V DMX 5050 RGB, which also covers aging, photometric performance, and environmental reliability.
ElisaLED provides OEM and ODM service for this product range. Customisations available include PCB design, IC selection, IP rating, wire arrangement, reel length and package configuration. Standard Orders ship in lead time shown above in specs. Custom Orders We will work with you to develop a custom solution. The timing for custom orders depends on complexity of specification.
If you need a special project or would want to see a sample before placing a bulk order, please contact us and we would be happy to discuss the choices available.
Q: What is the difference between the five 24V DMX LED strips in this series?
A：120LEDs/m DMX 2835 for chasing white effects; 240LEDs/m DMX Dual White for tunable warm and cool white; full colour RGB output; 60LEDs/m DMX 5050 4in1 with dedicated white channel to RGB; 60LEDs/m DMX 5050 5in1 with RGB plus both warm and cool white in one LED package.
Q: What is the benefit of LED strips with DMX control?
A: DMX control provides accurate, synchronised dimming and dynamic effects across numerous strips and lighting. It is well suited for theatrical, architectural and commercial projects that need synchronised lighting across huge setups.
Q: What should be examined when selecting a 24V DMX LED strip?
A: Verify the LED density, colour output needs, DMX addressing, power supply capacity, IP rating, cut length, and compatibility with your current DMX setup.
Q：Can this strip be controlled directly by a DMX console?
A：Yes. The TM512AC4 ICs are DMX512 compliant and accept standard DMX signals. A DMX address writer is typically used to set the start address for each strip segment.
Q：Is this strip suitable for television studio use?
A：Yes. The PWM frequency exceeds 2kHz, which keeps the strip flicker-free even at high-speed camera frame rates. This makes the product a practical option for broadcast and studio environments where camera compatibility is a concern.
Q：What is the difference between a DMX RGB strip and an SPI RGB strip?
A：SPI uses a single-ended signal that is susceptible to interference over long cable runs. DMX512 uses a differential signal, which provides greater noise immunity and is designed for professional, long-range lighting networks.
Send your project requirements to inquiry@elisaled.com — we respond to all inquiries promptly and can assist with samples, custom specs, and project pricing for 84LEDs/m 24V DMX 5050 RGB.
