LED Neon Lights

Yes. It works well in shallow coves where the source might be visible at an angle, because the continuous jacket reads as a clean line even when seen directly. For a large cove that has to wash a tall ceiling, LED strip in a channel delivers more output per foot. Use neon flex where appearance matters more than raw brightness.

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Our neon flex is rated IP67, which covers temporary immersion to 1 meter for 30 minutes, so it suits exterior outlines, signage and facades. LED strip varies by product, from indoor only to IP67 and IP68, so confirm the rating on the specific neon strip before you specify it. Never install an indoor-only product in a wet or damp location, and make sure the power supply and connections are rated for the location too.

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No. The silicone jacket is the diffuser, so neon flex looks finished without a separate extrusion or lens, and clips and brackets hold it in place. A neon mounting channel is still worth adding when the run needs to hold a shape, such as lettering or a tight outline, or when you want a clean, aligned edge on a wall or fascia. We sell surface mount and bendable channels matched to the top bend and side bend profiles.

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Yes. All of our neon lights can be cut at the marked cut points on the silicone. For the best results, we recommend using our cutting shears to ensure a clean, precise cut. Reconnect with the quick connectors for your profile, top bend or side bend. Read how to cut neon flex and how to connect neon flex before the first cut. Cutting between the marks or using the wrong connector can damage the run.

To learn how to install neon lights, visit the installation guide here.

CRI (Color Rendering Index) measures how accurately a light source reveals colors compared to natural sunlight, with a scale from 0 to 100.

All of our single color neon lights feature a high CRI rating of 90+, ensuring excellent color clarity and vibrancy.

Yes! All of our neon lights are rated IP67, making them fully suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Each neon light is coated in flexible silicone, which both diffuses the light evenly and provides durable protection.

Our Single Color Neon Lights come in Warm White (3000K), Cool White (4000K), and Daylight (6000K).