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Lutron Lumaris Tape Light: RGB + Tunable White Guide

Built as part of Lutron’s RadioRA 3 and HomeWorks systems, the Lutron Lumaris tape light family brings color tunable accent lighting to a segment younger homeowners keep asking for by name.

The Lutron Lumaris tape light line exists because colorful lighting took over social media and never really left. Ask installers what affluent millennial and Gen Z clients request most, and saturated RGB color lands near the top of the list almost every time. For years that created a problem on the install side. There was no simple, affordable way to control color changing tape as part of a smart, whole home system, so integrators either priced in a separate DMX layer or talked the client out of it.

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SATCO NUVO Lighting: The Complete 2026 Product Guide

PROLIGHTING carries the full SATCO NUVO lighting catalog, and it covers a part of most projects that fixture brands don’t: the lamps, retrofit sources and components that finish a job. Bulbs get less attention than fixtures, but nobody wraps up an installation without them.

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Exploring Alloy LED, the Premier Tape Light Supplier

When it comes to flexible and innovative lighting solutions, Alloy LED has carved out a niche as a trusted, leading supplier of tape and strip lights. Known for their quality and versatility, Alloy LED tape lights and channels offer a wide variety of solutions for a myriad applications—from accent lighting to full-room illumination. In this post, we’ll delve into what makes Alloy LED a top choice for tape lighting, exploring their product range, applications, and benefits.

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LED Tape Lighting: 5 Specs to Check Before You Buy

Thanks to its versatility and flexibility, LED tape lighting is widely used as a creative lighting solution in residential and commercial work. Often called strip lights or ribbon lights, LED tape lights are popular with designers and decorators because they install easily and offer real range in color, length and customization. Tape light goes practically anywhere and illuminates nearly anything: kitchen counters, railings, toe kicks, stairs, behind mirrors, and tucked into spaces you wouldn’t think possible. Certain types display hundreds of colors, adding accents to cabinets, TVs, shelving or recessed cove details. Most LED tape can be trimmed to fit or extended for longer runs.