There are two types of light strip, they use WS2812 type lamps, working voltage is 3.5V~7.5V.
5PCS lamps light strip:
It is made of PCB material, sturdy and durable. With 5PCS high-brightness programmable RGB lights, 1 input interface (PH2.0-3PIN) and 1 output interface (PH2.0-3PIN), multiple RGB light strips can be cascaded. The brightness of the RGB lights ranges from 0 to 255 and can be customized in many different colors. Compatible with Arduino/Micro:bit/Raspberry Pi and other controllers, suitable for smart cars. We will provide 20cm and 7.5cm cables for free.
14PCS lamps light strip:
It is made of FPC material, soft and bendable. With 14PCS high-brightness programmable RGB lights, using PH2.0-3PIN interface, users can set a variety of different colors. Compatible with Arduino/Micro:bit/Raspberry Pi and other controllers, it can be used to decorate robots and create some DIY works.
5PCS/14PCS Lamp programmable RGB Light Bar Strip for Robot can support RaspberryPi Microbit
Vendor: Yahboom
SKU: 6000300595
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There are two types of light strip, they use WS2812 type lamps, working voltage is 3.5V~7.5V.
5PCS lamps light strip:
It is made of PCB material, sturdy and durable. With 5PCS high-brightness programmable RGB lights, 1 input interface (PH2.0-3PIN) and 1 output interface (PH2.0-3PIN), multiple RGB light strips can be cascaded. The brightness of the RGB lights ranges from 0 to 255 and can be customized in many different colors. Compatible with Arduino/Micro:bit/Raspberry Pi and other controllers, suitable for smart cars. We will provide 20cm and 7.5cm cables for free.
14PCS lamps light strip:
It is made of FPC material, soft and bendable. With 14PCS high-brightness programmable RGB lights, using PH2.0-3PIN interface, users can set a variety of different colors. Compatible with Arduino/Micro:bit/Raspberry Pi and other controllers, it can be used to decorate robots and create some DIY works.
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