LED strips and light strips are essentially the same thing and can be used interchangeably. They both refer to flexible strips that contain light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and are commonly used for decorative or functional lighting purposes.
The term “LED strip” emphasizes the use of LED technology as the light source, while the term “light strip” is a more general description that encompasses various types of lighting technologies, including LEDs.
LED strips/light strips typically consist of a flexible circuit board with surface-mounted LEDs evenly spaced along the length. They often come with an adhesive backing for easy installation and can be cut to size or connected to extend the length as needed.
LED strips/light strips are available in various colors, color temperatures (from warm white to cool white), and RGB (Red-Green-Blue) options that allow for color-changing effects. They can be controlled using dimmers, controllers, or smart lighting systems to adjust brightness, color, and lighting patterns.
In summary, LED strips and light strips refer to the same flexible lighting products that utilize LED technology. LED strips are a specific type of light strip that uses LEDs as the light source, while the term “light strip” can encompass a broader range of lighting technologies.