All pricing, unless longer length stated, are for 1m. So, if you need a continuous length of 5m, just add 5m to your shopping cart.
Yes. To cut, a sharp pair of scissors or a Stanley blade will cut LED strip lights with ease. You must only cut at the pre-defined cutting points shown as a black line across the width of the LED tape, with copper end points so that you can easily use solder or Grippas to connect around corners, or a power supply, for example.Each product description also states the interval between the cutting points.Do NOT cut outside of the designated cutting points.
This is up to you and your individual requirements. Typically, utilising profile helps to:- Better diffuse light- Decrease any visible spotting- Easy to wipe clean, i.e., when utilising under kitchen cabinet, for example.- Gives a degree of protection to the LED strip.
It depends on the LED strip you are utilising. For example, are Seamless range (Line10) are incredibly flexible and can easily navigate most corners.However, you could also use these two methods:- With Grippas- With solder connections
We have everything from:- Solid colours; red, blue and whites from warm, natural to cool (2700K to 6000K).- RGB & RGBW, i.e., colour changing.- CCT 'Adjustable White' - allowing you to change the mood of a room from warm to cool white.- PixelStrip - allowing you to programme your strip to have light 'chase' sequences, or many other options.
Yes, absolutely. Either get a bespoke quote or utilise our pre-programming service, here.
We have everything from IP21 (not waterproof) to IP65 (splashproof).
Yes, we have some great examples of how to utilise LED strip lights in a kitchen, here.
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Many! For a full explanation, visit our article on CCT strip lights.
There are many factors that makes a certain LED strip good, or bad:- PCB quality- Voltage drop- LED chip quality- Backing adhesiveMore detailed information can be found here.
A detailed explanation can be found here.
Yes, any of our LED strip lights can be made 'smart'. Read our article on how to pair up to Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and more, here.
A details explanation can be found here.
A details explanation can be found here.
Sometimes you need to run longer lengths than what the LED strip is capable of. In this article we show you best practices for running longer lengths.
A details explanation can be found here. Or, utilse our Kit Builder to create your LED strip lighting system.
You can either plug in or hardwire. You must ensure you have the correct transformer power supply.
Prices shown are per metre, so, if you purchase quantity x5, you will recieve a continous strip of 5 metres.
Yes, our 12v LED strip lights can be found here.
Yes, our 24v LED strip lights can be found here.
We sell LED strip lights that are rated to IP65 rating. To view all of these, click here.
