A flexible circuit strip containing closely spaced LEDs for concealed, continuous, accent and task lighting.
How to identify Flexible LED Strip Light
A narrow flexible circuit board carries repeated LED and resistor sections. Marked cut points, adhesive backing and exposed connection pads are common.
Common applications
Cabinets, shelving, coves, retail displays, hospitality spaces, signage and architectural details.
Technologies and connection options
Strip light requires a compatible driver or power supply. It may be installed in an aluminium channel to improve protection, heat management and diffusion.
Technologies represented in this library: LED.
Available base or connection types: Two-Pin Connector, Soldered Lead, Clip Connector.
Typical market availability
LED
Common power: 1–7 W
Typical output: 100–800 lm
Colour options: 2200K, 2400K, 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5000K, 6500K
Voltage: Commonly 12V or 24V DC; some 120V systems
Notes: Power and output figures are per foot. IP20, IP54, IP65 and IP67 options may be available.
These are representative market ranges, not guaranteed limits. Availability varies by manufacturer, voltage, length, environmental rating, region and product generation.
How to select the correct system
Match strip voltage, wattage per length, required output, colour temperature, CRI, cut interval, strip width, driver capacity and environmental rating.
Compatibility and safety
The strip, driver, dimmer, connector and controller must use compatible voltage, power and control standards. Observe maximum run lengths and voltage-drop guidance.
Important: This library entry describes a lighting format, not a particular product. Similar appearance does not guarantee matching voltage, connectors, dimensions, output, environmental rating or control requirements. Confirm the product label and datasheet, or ask a Bulb World lighting specialist.