How many watts does 6000K of led strip light equal?

The color temperature (color of light) and wattage (power consumption) of an LED strip are related but not directly correlated factors.

Color temperature usually indicates the color of the light and is measured in Kelvin (K). Higher color temperature values (e.g. 6000K) usually correspond to cool white or blue-white light, while lower color temperature values (e.g. 2700K) usually correspond to warm white or yellow-white light.

Wattage indicates the power consumption of a lamp and is often used as a measure of energy use. Higher wattage usually indicates higher power consumption, but does not necessarily correlate directly with color temperature.LED fixtures are often designed to produce light of different color temperatures at lower wattages. As a result, you can find 6000K LED light strips with either low or high wattage, depending on the manufacturer's design and technology.

How many watts per meter of LED strip light?

The power consumption of LED light strips usually depends on the type of LED beads, density and brightness settings. As a result, the power of a meter of LED strip can have a wide range of variations, but we usually market LED strips that circulate between 4 and 20 watts.

In order to determine the power consumption of a particular LED strip, you can check the product specifications or the information on the packaging, where the manufacturer usually specifies the power per meter of LED strip. If you have purchased an LED strip but do not have the specification information, you can also use a wattmeter to measure the actual wattage of a meter of LED strip.

For a detailed calculation of the energy consumption of LED light strips, you can read this article. How about the power consumption of LED strip lights