Fifteen LED strip components, and every one of them works with the other fourteen.

Big LED shops list every voltage, every width, every connector style, and leave you to work out which ones fit. The usual result is a 10 mm strip and an 8 mm clip, or a 12 V reel on a 24 V driver. We cut the catalog down until the question "will this fit that" always has the answer yes.

Strip comes in 24 V and 48 V. Both drivers are 24 V constant voltage; the 48 V strip is quoted with its own matched supply on the sheet. The clip connectors fit the widths we stock. The opal diffuser snaps into all three channels.

What we leave out is on purpose. No 12 V strip, because past about 5 m on one feed it fades visibly and people keep buying it for 8 m kitchens. No RGB. No drivers we have not had on the bench.

What the price basis means

The basis tells you the unit we sell in. A 7.2 m run of ZV-S24C is two 5 m reels, and the quote shows two reels, not 7.2 metres. Channel comes in 2 m lengths, so a 3.1 m wall is two lengths with 0.9 m of offcut. The sheet lists the offcut, so you can plan to use it on the next wall.

Not sure which row you need

Skip the index. Send the run lengths and where the power comes in, and the parts list comes back filled in. Or start from the run and driver calculator and send the sheet it produces.