IP67 / IP68 Waterproof LED Strip
Fully encapsulated strip for outdoor, underwater-adjacent and harsh environments. Silicone tube or full potting options.
- Silicone tube / full potting encapsulation
- UV and salt-spray resistant options
- Reliable in humid and outdoor conditions
- Suitable for landscape and facade
Typical values shown. Custom density, CCT, CRI, IP rating, connector and packing on request — see Custom / OEM / ODM.
Technical specification
IP65 / IP67 / IP68 encapsulated strips for outdoor, landscape and humid environments.
| LED type | SMD2835 / SMD5050 |
|---|---|
| LED density | 60 / 120 LEDs/m |
| Power | 9.6W/m / 14.4W/m |
| Voltage | DC12V / DC24V |
| Luminous flux | 900–1100 lm/m (3000K) |
| Beam angle | 120° |
| CCT | 2700K–6500K, RGB, RGBW |
| CRI | Ra80+ / Ra90+ |
| PCB width | 10mm / 12mm |
| Cutting length | 50mm / 100mm by model |
| IP rating | IP65 / IP67 / IP68 |
| Colours | White, RGB, RGBW |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Packing | 5m / reel with end caps and glands |
| Customization | IP level, jacket material, cable gland type |
Typical applications
- Outdoor lighting
- Landscape lighting
- Facade lighting
- Wet locations
Project solutions using this strip
Architectural Facade & Cove Lighting
An architect wants a continuous light line on a cornice or roof edge that survives weather, is invisible by day, and is serviceable from a ladder.
Property Developer & Apartment Interiors
A developer fits 300 units and needs the same warm line under kitchen cabinets, in stair voids and behind mirrors, installed by different subcontractors without on-site tuning.
Landscape, Garden & Architectural Outdoor
A landscape architect lights garden paths, tree pits and pool edges with a line that has to be invisible in daylight and rated for 24/7 outdoor use.
Signage, Channel Letter & Shopfront Sign
A sign maker outlines letters and shopfront frames and needs a bendable, thin line that survives wind and rain on an external fascia.
Questions buyers ask about this strip
Why is my LED strip dimmer at the far end of the reel?
Copper loses voltage on the way out and back. Past a certain length the last LEDs get less voltage, dim, and shift colour.
Is my LED strip too hot to touch?
Warm is normal. Burning is a sizing problem. Heat kills LEDs and solder joints, and it is the number one cause of early failure.
My outdoor LED strip failed after one season — where did water get in?
Water enters at the ends and at every cut, never through the middle of a potted strip. The IP rating of the jacket is only half the story.
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