Waterproof LED strip lights are strips that feature a silicone coating, making them suitable for use in harsh environments where non-waterproof strip lights might be damaged.
You can use waterproof LED strip lights anywhere they might come into contact with water.
IP stands for Ingress Protection, a standard that classifies and rates a product's degree of protection against the intrusion of solids and liquids. The IP rating system consists of two digits: the first digit indicates the level of protection against solids, and the second digit indicates the level of protection against liquids.
IP20: Indicates that the strip light has some protection from dust but no water resistance.
IP64: Indicates that the strip light is protected against vertically falling drops of water but may not be protected against water sprayed from other directions.
IP65: Indicates that the strip light is protected against water splashes from any direction, making it suitable for outdoor use.
IP68: Indicates that the strip light can withstand continuous immersion in water, making it suitable for underwater applications.
To install waterproof strip lights, check out our installation guide.
Yes, you can cut waterproof LED strip lights to fit a specific length, as long as you cut them in the center of the copper solder pads.
Yes, waterproof strip lights are just as safe as non-waterproof strip lights.
Yes, our waterproof single-color, color-changing, and tunable white strip lights can be adjusted to different brightness levels and change colors using an LED controller or dimmer.
IP65 rating indicates that the strip lights are protected against water splashes from any direction, making them suitable for outdoor use applications.
Yes, you can solder or use connectors to connect multiple strip lights together, but be sure to not exceed the maximum run length of the strip light, which is typically 16.4 ft.
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