LED Strips
Looking to add stylish under-cabinet kitchen lighting, illuminate a staircase, or create seamless linear light accents across your interior? Thanks to their exceptional flexibility and easy mounting, LED strips are the go-to solution for both decorative and functional architectural lighting. Within our LED technology range, you will find strips across diverse lumen outputs, color temperatures, and shades—installed in just minutes courtesy of high-tack self-adhesive backing tape. At our facility in Zlín, we will also gladly help you match the ideal aluminum extrusion profiles to achieve a flawless, professional finish.
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LED Flex Sheet designed for homogeneous illumination of stretch ceilings and light boxes without visible spots. The basis is a soft flexible membrane (width 240 mm) equipped...
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LED strips from our offer are the basis of high quality LED lighting. In our offer you will find two qualitative series LED strips. It is a Profi range with a long life and features that exceed the other types of LED strips on the market and the Standard range. The LED tapes in both rows are carefully selected and controlled so that our customers always have constant quality to achieve a durable and economical LED lighting. Using our LED strips directly encourages the creation of modern and design interiors as well as exteriors.
The use of LED strips is an eco-efficient solution, and its flexible features with minimal dimensions make installation in conventional luminaires inaccessible. LED tapes can be used for decorative and furniture lighting, edge lighting of stairs, wall wraps, handrails, shelf lighting, showcases and extensions. Additionally, our LEDs and tapes can be used to illuminate work surfaces, kitchens, bathrooms or to illuminate pools. LED tapes are fitted with high quality SANAN chips (in the original SAN'AN) and EPISTAR. All professional tapes pass through three levels of control - during manufacture - when packed - when stacked.
Led tapes we offer in colors: warm (daily) white, cold white, red, green, blue, yellow and RGB. RGB tape drives allow colors to be displayed variably depending on the driver selected.
Standard range - LED strips with optimized carrier and SMD LED for very good performance and efficiency at a favorable price. LED waterproof strips are zesty in self-extinguishing silicone.
Profi line - LED strips with uncompromising amount of copper on the carrier, fitted with high quality SMD. Water resistance is ensured by non-flammable silicones.
Special LED Strips - High-performance types and types with angled LEDs for lateral lighting.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a 12V and a 24V LED strip?
For shorter sections (e.g., in a kitchen), 12V strips are more than sufficient. However, if you are planning longer runs (over 5 meters), you should opt for the 24V variant. The higher voltage ensures that the strip shines with equal intensity at both the beginning and the end, preventing unsightly drops in brightness.
Do I always have to stick an LED strip into an aluminum profile?
We strongly recommend it, especially for higher-powered strips. The aluminum profile serves not only an aesthetic function but primarily acts as a heat sink. LED chips heat up during operation, and if the heat had nowhere to go, their lifespan would be drastically reduced. Additionally, with a covering diffuser, the light looks much better and is non-glare.
Can I use an LED strip in the bathroom or outdoors?
Yes, but you must check the IP rating. For dry interiors, standard strips (IP20) are sufficient. For areas prone to moisture or splashing water (bathrooms, kitchen counters near the sink), choose strips with an IP65 rating, which are encapsulated in protective silicone. For permanent outdoor placement, IP67 variants are ideal.
How do you shorten and connect an LED strip?
That is their greatest advantage. Each strip features marked cutting points with a scissors icon at regular intervals (usually every few centimeters) where you can safely cut it. Joining is then done either by soldering (which is the most reliable) or by using special snap-on connectors that even a beginner can handle.
