A 90 W reel at 24 V DC means the driver and the feed layout are part of the specification, not an accessory decision.

• Driver sizing — this reel draws 90 W. Choose a 24 V DC constant voltage driver rated above the total connected load; the LM-PW range covers 60 W, 100 W, 200 W and 300 W with efficiency from 88%.
• Round-number check — at 90 W per reel, a 100 W driver runs one reel comfortably with headroom; two reels need 200 W or a split feed.
• Cutting — solder points every 1 m. Cutting anywhere else breaks the circuit, so plan the run length before the profile is fixed.
• Surface preparation — the 3M backing bonds to clean, dry, flat and dust-free surfaces. On raw MDF, plaster or dusty concrete use an aluminium profile instead of relying on the adhesive.
• Thermal — rated to TC 75°C at the board. In enclosed coves or insulated cavities, mount on an aluminium profile so heat leaves the board.
• Voltage drop — the 22/145 copper PCB keeps brightness and colour temperature even from the feed end to the tail of the 10 m run.

The physical platform is shared across the range — the reel, the lit line, the board detail and the adhesive backing.

Fig. 01 — 10 m reel, 8 mm PCB · LS155 G5 · full spectrum output

Fig. 02 — Lit output · continuous line, 120 LEDs per metre

Fig. 03 — Board detail · 24 V feed points, cut marks, TC 75°C

Fig. 04 — 3M adhesive backing · 3M 200MP tape, holds at high temperature

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