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We’re all familiar with LED flexible strips – a thin copper FPC with SMD components soldered onto the surface: LED chips and resistors and in some cases ICs. Of course this makes sense since an LED is a single thing,…
LED flexible strips have been around for many years now, successfully featured in hundreds and thousands of different applications. They’re long-lasting, flexible and small, and they are available in a range of colours and white temperatures to suit your different…
Whilst learning about electricity in science class during our formative school years, we were all taught how batteries could be connected in series or parallel, to either increase the voltage or increase the current available. What we learned was relatively…
LED flexible strips have long established themselves in the lighting industry, used extensively for things like corridor lighting, bulkhead recessed lighting, general accent lighting inside diffused aluminium channels and in signage. What we’re noticing is that so many of our…
RGB LED lighting is wonderful. All those different colours are so visually attractive, artistic – but controlling them is an utterly daunting task unless you’ve had some guidance or worked with them before. In a previous article we wrote about…
Many stores and suppliers claim that their LED flexible strips or neon flex will have a lifespan in excess of 30,000 hours – often even 50,000 hours, equating to many years of life. What exactly does this lifespan mean and…
Controlling the brightness or RGB colour of a large meterage of Neon Flex or flexible strips, or where you have many disparate sections where you need the brightness to be uniformly controlled across all lengths, or the RGB colour controlled…
Many people seem unaware that 220V and 12V LED Neon Flex and LED flexible strips can be dimmed. Dimming a 220V incandescent, CFC or halogen lamp was simple : reduce the input AC voltage and the light would dim, generally…
Given you’re on our Neon Flex website reading this article, the odds are good that you’re either in the industry or looking to purchase Neon Flex. No doubt you’ve looked and found a few neon flex offerings available, and perhaps you’ve been…
Being able to control the colour of your Neon Flex to your customers’ very specific branding requirement can be the deciding factor in you getting the commission. Single colour Neon Flex comes in pre-determined colours: cold white, warm white, red, green, blue, yellow,…