Separated Neon Flex

Designed to bend. Built to shine.

Separated Neon Flex is our DIY neon LED strip for custom signs, logos, lettering and channel letters. The LED strip and the silicone neon tube are separate. You route your design into the backing, lay the strip in the groove and press the tube in over the top. There's no tray or channel to hide, so the finished sign has the clean, seamless glow of traditional neon.

The tube bends easily around tight curves and script lettering. Both sizes run on 12 V DC at 8 W per metre with SMD2835 LEDs at 120 per metre, and the strip can be cut every 25 mm to fit your design.

Choose your line weight:

  • 6mm gives a fine, crisp line for smaller lettering, script and detailed logos.
  • 8mm gives a bolder line for larger lettering and statement signs.

Both sizes come in the same 12 colours: Blue, 6500K white, Green, Ice Blue, Lemon Yellow, Mars Green, Pink, Purple, Red, Rose Pink, Warm White and Yellow.

Planning a layout? Talk to our sales team on +64 9 273 4105 or at info@specializedlighting.nz. We'll help you choose the size and colours and work out how to power your sign. All prices include GST.

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LED strip lighting FAQ

12V or 24V LED strip: which should I choose?

24V strip runs longer distances with less voltage drop, so it suits most runs over about 3 m and larger installs. 12V suits short runs, vehicles, boats and battery systems. Always match the strip voltage to the power supply.

What do IP ratings mean for LED strip?

IP20 strip is for dry indoor areas only. IP65 is silicone coated and splash resistant for kitchens, bathrooms and sheltered outdoor areas. IP67 and IP68 are fully sealed for outdoor or submersible use.

Which colour temperature should I pick?

2700K to 3000K is warm white for living areas and hospitality, 4000K is natural white for kitchens, retail and workspaces, and 6000K to 6500K is cool white for task and display lighting. CCT strips let you adjust between warm and cool.

Can LED strip be cut to length?

Yes. Only cut on the marked cut lines printed on the strip, then reconnect with solder or a compatible connector. Waterproof strip needs resealing at the cut with an end cap and silicone.