Domus PLEX RGB 14W P/M COB Strip 24V IP54 840LED/M 1m

The Domus PLEX-RGB COB is a 24 V RGB COB LED strip — 14 W per metre, 840 LEDs per metre, IP54, dimmable, 1 m.

⭐⭐ 840 LEDs per metre — and why that ends the dotting question

• ⭐ Domus publishes 840 LEDs per metre and calls the result a “true dotless appearance”. ⭐ 840 per metre is one LED every 1.19 mm.
• ⭐ Everywhere else in this catalogue, choosing a strip means worrying about DOTS — whether you will see individual LEDs through the diffuser. ⭐ The answer has always been profile DEPTH: distance between the emitters and the diffuser, so the points blend into a line.
• ⭐ At 1.19 mm spacing the points have effectively already blended. ⭐ There is no gap to bridge. ⭐ So with COB at this density the profile's depth stops being an optical decision and becomes purely a mechanical one.
• ⭐ We measured the range across the catalogue. ⭐ Of 103 strip and flex listings, 45 state a density in the title, and the spread is twelvefold:

⭐ If you have been choosing profiles by depth to avoid dots, the density figure is the one that decides it — ⚠ and it is stated in fewer than half the strip titles and on none of the profile pages.

⭐ What COB actually is

⭐ Chip-on-board. ⭐ Rather than discrete LED packages spaced along a board, the emitters sit under a continuous phosphor layer — ⭐ so there are no individual packages to see through a diffuser and nothing to scallop. ⭐ It is a different construction, not simply a denser version of the same thing. ⭐ Domus also notes “longer areas of weldless joints”, which means fewer places along the strip where continuity can break.

⭐ IP54 — and there is an IP67 version of the same strip

• ⭐ IP54 is dust-protected and splash-protected. ⭐ Domus names the applications: kitchens, bathrooms, laundries, bars and restaurants — ⭐ places with steam, splashes and cleaning, but not immersion.
• ⭐ An IP67 version of the identical strip exists, ⭐ rated for temporary immersion. ⭐ Take it where the strip could be hosed, sit in a floor detail that gets mopped, or go outdoors under cover.
• ⭐ The rating is the only difference between the two listings — ⭐ same 14 W, same 840 LEDs, same 24 V, same everything else.

⭐ It needs a driver AND a controller — and Domus names one

⭐ This is an RGB strip, so it needs a 24 V DC driver and a colour controller. ⭐ Unusually for this catalogue, the listing NAMES one: the CHAM-BT-RF-5C 5 Channel Controller and LED Driver. ⭐ Five channels is more than RGB alone requires — ⭐ so the same controller covers the wider PLEX family, including tuneable-white and RGB+TW strips. ⭐ Tell us the strip and the run and we will quote the controller with it.

✅ What is published

⛔ Made to order, cut to length

No lead time is published. Call our team to confirm. ⭐ We will.

Where it works

• ⭐ Anywhere a dotless line matters — ⭐ 840 per metre.
• Kitchens, bathrooms, laundries, bars, restaurants — ⭐ IP54.
• ⭐ Shallow profiles — ⭐ depth stops being an optical requirement.
• ⛔ Not over 5 m on one feed.
• ⛔ Not without a driver and a controller.

Specifying it

RGB COB LED strip, 1 m. 14 W per metre at 24 V DC. 840 LEDs per metre, dotless. IP54. 25 mm cutting increments. Maximum run 5 m with a single tail and driver, 10 m with a tail and driver at each end. Dimmable. CHAM-BT-RF-5C 5-channel controller and LED driver. ⭐⭐ 840 LEDs PER METRE IS ONE EVERY 1.19 mm, AND THAT ENDS THE DOTTING QUESTION. Everywhere else in this catalogue, choosing a profile means buying DEPTH so the individual LEDs blend into a line. At this density they have already blended — so with COB the profile's depth stops being an optical decision and becomes purely a mechanical one. ⭐ Measured across 103 strip and flex listings, the published densities span twelvefold, from 70 per metre to 840.

⛔⛔ It must be mounted on an aluminium heat sink, or the warranty is void

• ⭐ This product's own datasheet states it in capitals: “All LED strip must be installed on an aluminium heat sink, failure to do so WILL VOID WARRANTY.”
• ⭐ Seventeen strip sheets in the range carry the requirement and sixteen state the warranty consequence — ⭐ it is the range's rule, not this product's quirk.
• ⛔ AND NO PRODUCT DESCRIPTION REPEATS IT. ⭐ It lives only inside a PDF a buyer has to open and read. ⛔ Nor does any of the catalogue's 47 aluminium profiles mention this strip range — ⭐ so the requirement and the thing that satisfies it sit in the same catalogue with no link in either direction.
• ⭐ THE PRACTICAL RULE: budget a profile with every metre of strip. ⭐ It is not a finishing option — it is the heat sink the warranty depends on. ⭐ Tell us the run and we will quote the strip and the profile together.

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