How strip-light pricing and automatic hardware rules use running length
Learn how strip lights are priced by running length and how automatic hardware rules aggregate them per SKU.
Strip lights are quoted by their computed running length.
The strip-light SKU can carry a 'scaling factor' property that multiplies the calculated price and discount (useful when the price is defined per a different length unit than the drawn length).
Automatic hardware rules (for example rules that add LED drivers or power supplies) see strip lights aggregated per SKU: at floor, cabinet, wardrobe or standalone-panel scope, the rule engine sums the length of every visible strip light of the same SKU into one total-length figure and evaluates the rule against that.
Units that are excluded from outputs are skipped from this aggregation.
If a rule-added driver quantity looks wrong, check the combined length of all strips of that SKU in the scope, not just one strip.