Device catalogue · LED strips

Lines of light, controlled by your space.

From economical SMD strips to seamless COB and soft-glow neon — every Senaro-compatible LED strip, all coordinated locally by the Senaro Pod.

Reference visuals; specifications vary by model. Electrical work is scoped after an assessment.

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01 · Strip technology

Three ways to build a strip

The technology decides how the light looks up close, how it bends, and where it belongs.

Normal (SMD)

Individual LED chips on a flexible circuit with adhesive backing. Bright, economical and widely available. Visible dots, so best hidden in coves, channels or behind diffusers.

Visible LED dotsCuttable at marked pointsTypically 12V or 24V DC

Best for: Coves, under-cabinet, behind TVs

COB

Chip-on-board strips pack the LEDs so densely that the light is one continuous, dot-free line. Thin, flexible and very smooth, even when exposed.

No visible dotsUltra-thin and flexibleTypically 12V or 24V DC

Best for: Exposed runs, shelves, tight profiles

Neon

A silicone-diffused flexible profile that glows evenly like classic neon, and bends into shapes. Ideal where the light itself is the design feature.

Uniform soft glowBends into curves and lettersMoisture resistance is model-dependent

Best for: Outlines, signs, feature walls

02 · Colour & control

Five ways to colour a strip

Colour type is independent of technology. It describes what the strip can do once the Pod is driving it.

Single Color

One fixed tone. White comes in warm (about 2700–3000K), natural (about 4000K) and cool (about 6000–6500K); neon also comes in solid colours.

Control: One tone, brightness only
Dimming: Fully dimmable

CCT

Tunable white. Slide from warm to cool white through the day with two white channels.

Control: Warm to cool white
Dimming: Fully dimmable

RGB

Full colour. The whole strip shows one colour at a time, from millions of options.

Control: Whole-strip colour
Dimming: Fully dimmable

RGB + CCT

Full colour plus a tunable white range in a single strip.

Control: Colour + tunable white
Dimming: Fully dimmable

Addressable

Each LED or small segment is controlled individually, for gradients, chases and flowing animation.

Control: Per-pixel effects
Dimming: Fully dimmable

03 · The range

Reference gallery

Every variant in the current reference range. Filter by technology.

Normal (SMD)

Warm White

Single ColorFully dimmable

Normal (SMD)

Natural White

Single ColorFully dimmable

Normal (SMD)

Cool White

Single ColorFully dimmable

Normal (SMD)

RGB

RGBFully dimmable

Normal (SMD)

Addressable

AddressableFully dimmable

COB

Warm White

Single ColorFully dimmable

COB

Natural White

Single ColorFully dimmable

COB

Cool White

Single ColorFully dimmable

COB

CCT

CCTFully dimmable

COB

Addressable

AddressableFully dimmable

Neon

Single Color

Single ColorFully dimmable

Neon

RGB

RGBFully dimmable

Neon

CCT

CCTFully dimmable

Normal (SMD)

RGB + CCT

RGB + CCTFully dimmable

COB

RGB + CCT

RGB + CCTFully dimmable

Neon

RGB + CCT

RGB + CCTFully dimmable

04 · Explorer

Combine technology and colour type

Pick one of each to see what that strip is and whether it is part of the reference range.

Technology

Colour type

Normal (SMD) · Single Color

One fixed tone. White comes in warm (about 2700–3000K), natural (about 4000K) and cool (about 6000–6500K); neon also comes in solid colours.

Individual LED chips on a flexible circuit with adhesive backing. Bright, economical and widely available. Visible dots, so best hidden in coves, channels or behind diffusers.

Range status: In the reference range (Warm White, Natural White, Cool White)
Control: One tone, brightness only
Dimming: Fully dimmable
Best for: Coves, under-cabinet, behind TVs
Supply: 12V or 24V DC, per model
Length, density, IP rating: Set per model

05 · Controllers

Every strip needs a controller

The controller powers the strip’s colour channels and connects it to Senaro. Match its channels, voltage and current to the strip.

Zigbee LED Strip Controller

A compact in-line dimmer that sits between the power supply and the strip. The reference unit is a single-colour model with two outputs.

Other controllers are listed as Custom, by project scope.
Always size the power supply for the strip's total load.

Protocol: Zigbee 3.0
Input: DC 5–24V
Output: 7.5A per channel, 15A total
Hub: Zigbee hub required
Dimming: Fully dimmable

Single Color: 1 channel
CCT: 2 channels (warm and cool)
RGB: 3 channels
RGB + white: 4 channels
RGB + CCT: 5 channels
Addressable: Digital data controller

Planning a coves, shelves or facade scheme?

We’ll recommend the right strip after a consultation and survey.

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