Outdoor LED Strip

Outdoor LED strip is flexible LED strip whose LEDs and circuit board are protected against moisture and splashing water by a protective sleeve or coating. It is used for decorative and indirect lighting on balconies, terraces, under eaves, on building facades, in signs and in garden layouts. In the category, Cata and İnoled brand LED strip and neon LED products, running on 220 V or 12 V, with 120 or 240 LEDs per meter, are sold by the meter in 3000 K, 4000 K, 6500 K, amber, red, blue, green and RGB light colors. Choose the IP rating by how exposed the mounting point is to rain and water splashes, the voltage by the way it is supplied, the luminous flux per meter and the LED count by the desired brightness, and the light color by the facade or landscape. IP44 and IP64 ratings appear among the listed products; the 4 in the second digit indicates protection against water splashing from every direction. Outdoor LED strip should not be confused with IP20 indoor LED strip; uncoated indoor strip is not used where it can get wet, and the IP44 and IP64 products in this category are also not designed to be submerged in water.

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How to choose Outdoor LED Strip

Outdoor LED strip is flexible LED strip whose LEDs and circuit board are protected against moisture and splashing water by a protective sleeve or coating. It is used for decorative and indirect lighting on balconies, terraces, under eaves, on building facades, in signs and in garden layouts.

  • Define the space, ceiling height and mounting method before selecting a luminaire.
  • Match luminous flux, color temperature and glare control to the task and room layout.
  • Verify IP ingress protection, driver compatibility and emergency lighting requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What is Outdoor LED Strip and where is it used?

Outdoor LED strip is flexible LED strip whose LEDs and circuit board are protected against moisture and splashing water by a protective sleeve or coating. It is used for decorative and indirect lighting on balconies, terraces, under eaves, on building facades, in signs and in garden layouts.

What should I compare when choosing Outdoor LED Strip?

Choose the IP rating by how exposed the mounting point is to rain and water splashes, the voltage by the way it is supplied, the luminous flux per meter and the LED count by the desired brightness, and the light color by the facade or landscape.

Where can I find technical details for Outdoor LED Strip products?

Outdoor LED strip should not be confused with IP20 indoor LED strip; uncoated indoor strip is not used where it can get wet, and the IP44 and IP64 products in this category are also not designed to be submerged in water.

Outdoor LED Strip Selection Guide: Technical Criteria and Engineering Practice