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Flexible LED Strip light buying guide: How to choose LED strip Lights
Accent cove lighting example with UltraBright Accent Series LED strip lighting
90% of customers found this information helpful before choosing their LED strip lights
The use of flexible LED strip lights is rapidly rising in modern lighting design around the world. Architects and lighting designers are implementing LED strip lights into residential, commercial, and industrial projects at an increasing rate. This is due to an increase in efficiency, color options, brightness, and ease of installation. A homeowner can now design like a lighting professional with a complete lighting kit and an hour or two.
There are many options on the market for LED strip lights (also called LED tape lights or LED ribbon lights) and there is no clear-cut standard for how to choose LED strip lights. We have created this guide to educate experts and newcomers alike.
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Important notes before getting your project started:
Step 1: Get a clear vision first!
Because each project is unique, there is no all-in-one solution. Different projects require different types of LED strips. Answer the questions below in your head before starting any project. We're here to walk through these with you as well.
Location
What type of location are you in? Residential, commercial, retail, outdoors?
What specifically will you be lighting?
Where will it be installed? Under cabinets, kick boards, coves, eaves and awnings, backlighting, display cases, international space station?
Will the lights be exposed to the elements or liquids?
What material will the lighting be attached to?
How many feet do you need?
Functions and aesthetic
What overall look do you want to achieve?
Do you want accent lighting, task lighting, perimeter lighting, indirect lighting, principal lighting, specialty application, etc
What materials or objects am I lighting or using the strips for?
Do I need High CRI for high color rendering? (See below for explanation)
Do you want the lights to emit a white light only? Single color like red, green, or blue? Have the ability to change colors with a remote? Or have the ability to change the white output from warm to cool white with a remote?
Are there other lights in the area and if so, what color are they?
Do you want to dim your lights or control them with a remote or wall switch?
Emotions
What are the non-physical results you want to achieve?
Do you want to create a calm, seductive, energetic, hopeful, safe, relaxed, bold, or fun environment?
What do you want your guests and customers to think or say when they enter your space?
Ready? Let's Go!
- Top 4 things you need to know before choosing or comparing LED strip lighting -
1. Compare Lumen, CCT, and CRI (Color Rendering Index)
1.1 Lumen (Brightness)
Lumen is the measurement of brightness as perceived to the human eye. Because of incandescent lighting, we are all accustomed to using watts to measure the brightness of light. Today, we use lumen. Lumen is the most important variable when choosing which LED strip light you need to look at. When comparing lumen output from strip to strip, note that there are different ways of saying the same thing.
The questions you should be asking is &#;Lumens per what? Per foot, meter, or reel? How long is the reel?&#;
Different projects require a certain amount of brightness to achieve a desired look. Our advice is to always go brighter than needed and add a dimmer. Running your LEDs below their full power and brightness can also increase lifespan.
Below is a general guide. We are always available to help design your project with you.
Quick Guide of needed lumens by project type:
Accent Lighting and Mood Lighting - 100 to 350 lumens per foot
Under cabinet Lighting - 175 to 525 lumens per foot
Task Lighting with low distance from light source - 280 to 437 lumens per foot
Task Lighting with higher distance from light source - 500 to lumens per foot
Indirect lighting in a bedroom/ hotel / vehicle / lobby - 375 to 562 lumens per foot
Industrial lighting / signage / tube replacements - 500 to 950 lumens per foot
Here is an example of our White Output LED Strip Lights and the lumen they emit:
Important: Be careful if the company does not state the lumen output. You will have no idea what the brightness will be until you purchase them. Flexfire LEDs has some of the brightest LED strip lights in the world. If quality is important to you, always request the test data sheets from any company to verify their claims of "lumen output".
Using Lumen as the only comparison can be tricky! Some brands over-power their LEDs to make them brighter. Sadly, this will make them fail faster and burn up. We under power our LED chips to make sure they last longer than rated.
1.2 CCT - Color Temperature
CCT (Correlated Color Temperature) refers to the color temperature of light, measured in degrees Kelvin (K). The temperature rating directly affects what the white light will look like; it ranges from cool white to warm white. For instance, a light source that has a &#; K rating is seen as, what we call, warm white light. Warm white light looks very orange and/or yellow. When increasing the degrees Kelvin, the color will change from yellow to yellowish white to white and then a bluish white (which is the coolest white). Although the varying temperatures have different names, it should not be confused with actual colors such as red, green, or purple. CCT is specific to white light or rather, the color temperature.
"Can I order a k light from amazon and a k light from you and they will look the same?" The answer is quite possibly no.
All CCTs are not created equal. You may notice that some lights that are "cool white" may not look pure white. They may give off a greenish, purplish, or bluish hue to them. This is because the LEDs have been selected from a presorted pile (bin) that is far from true white, in order to save money. It is important to ask the manufacturer of the LED strips how they BIN their LEDs and what their selection process is. Our strips are always selected from the same bin, to make sure every batch is the same and there are no color differences.
Which color temperature should you choose?
Here is an example of the same bedroom under k, k, k, and k lights. Notice how lighting changes the mood and style of the space! The aesthetic, function, or emotion of a space may change depending on the color temperature you use. Choosing the right color temperature is not difficult, but make sure you take into consideration the colors of your walls, the floor, what you will be illuminating, what activities will be completed in the area, or if there are local regulations telling you what CCT to use (Like California's Title 24).
If you are having difficulties choosing which LED CCT is best for your project, consider purchasing a Tunable White Strip.
1.3 CRI - Color Rendering Index
Can&#;t tell the difference between the black and navy colored socks in your walk in closet? Could be that your current lighting source has a very low CRI!
Color rendering index (CRI) measures how colors are correctly rendered under a light source in comparison to natural sunlight. The index is measured on a 0-100 scale with 100 being a perfect rating of color accuracy, meaning the colors appear as they naturally would under unadulterated daylight. High CRI lighting is sought out everywhere, but is particularly valuable in. The bottom line: the higher the CRI, the higher quality is the light source.This rating is also a measurement in the lighting industry to help discern naturalness, hue discrimination, vividness, preference, color naming accuracy, and color harmony.
95 - 100 CRI &#; Phenomenal color rendering. Colors appear as they should, subtle tones pop out and are accented, skin tones look beautiful, art comes alive, backsplashes and paint shows it's true beautiful full saturation. You have to see it to believe it! Our Outline series, Render Series, and Accent Series have CRIs up to 98!
90 - 95 CRI &#; Great color rendering! Almost all colors 'pop' and are easily distinguishable. Noticeably great lighting starts at a CRI of 90.
80 - 90 CRI &#; Good color rendering, where most colors are rendered well. You may not see items as fully saturated as you would like, but most people will not notice.
60 - 75 CRI &#; Poor color rendering. Items and colors may look desaturated, drab, and at times unidentifiable (cannot see the difference between black and navy colored socks).
See our High CRI LED Strip Lights
2. Compare LED strip size and number of LEDs on the strip
Traditionally, LED strip lights are packaged on a reel (spool) of 5 meters, or 16' 5''. The machines used to "pick and place" the LEDs and resistors on the flexible circuit board are typically 3' 2'' in length, so individual sections are soldered together to complete a whole reel. If purchasing, make sure you are purchasing by the foot or by the reel. Confirm length before checking out.
Measure how many feet you need of LED strips before you start. This will make it easier to compare price (after quality is compared, of course). Once you determine the number of feet on the reel being sold, look at how many LED chips are on the reel and the LED chip type. This can be used to compare LED strips between companies.
What do the numbers of the LED chips mean?
The numbers referenced before the LED type specifically detail the size of the LED.
Below is an example of what the numbers mean when companies talk about LED strip lights. Here is a full writeup on What is the difference between and and LED chips?
Not all chips are created equal either, you can purchase a LED strip from Amazon and one from a high quality manufacturer, and all the components, CRI, light quality and longevity can be different. These numbers specifically detail the size of the LEDs.
Types of LED chips and meaning of their indicated numbers
3. Wattage consumed per strip of LEDs
Power consumption is one of the reasons we as a society have begun switching to LEDs. Wattage tells us how much power we are consuming while these lights are on, and in turn how much we&#;ll have to pay at the end of each month. Once again, be sure to verify the wattage per foot, meter, or reel before you buy.
Some may read &#;24 watts&#; on a reel and then get home and realize this is per meter or per foot, meaning the whole reel actually uses much more. Making matters worse, they have bought a power supply that covers 30 watts, thinking that would be enough. This often occurs when a seller doesn&#;t properly list important information in an easy to read format.
Finally, make sure you understand the voltage that your flexible LED strip lights use. An LED strip light that uses 24 volts will not work if you purchase a 12-volt power supply, and also may result in risk of fire. You need to choose the correct power unit for your lights.
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Verifiable Quality
You are looking for a "set-and-forget" lighting system that can be used for years to come. To make sure that your LEDs last their intended lifespan, are safe around your home and business, and don't require extra maintenance costs to replace, you need to verify the quality claims.
1. Thermal Management - Heat = death to LEDs. Ask if and how the LED strip lights have been designed for proper thermal management and heat dissipation. If they have not, the LED's 50,000+ hour LED chip lifespan may drop to 10,000 or 20,000 hours. This can be done on a chip level and on a PCB level. Do not solely rely on an aluminum heat sink to dissipate heat away from the LEDs. The product should be designed at a component level to ensure a longer lifespan.
2. Color Quality and Accuracy - When you purchase a 'K warm white' LED strip light you should not expect to get a bright white color from the LEDs. Ask for test reports that prove the color you are purchasing is what will arrive. This is especially important when adding additional lighting to an existing installation. If the colors do not match it will be very noticeable.
3. Safety Certifications - It is difficult to verify a seller&#;s safety claims using Amazon or Ebay alone. Check the UL listing, REACH, or RoHS registry to make sure the LEDs are safe and do not contain lead or other hazardous materials.
4. Material Quality - Product performance and longevity is determined not just by the quality of the LEDs, but the thickness and materials used in the PCB, resistors, wires, and lead-free soldering.
5. Test Reports - Ask for test reports to verify claims of brightness and longevity. These may include LM-79 testing, IES reports, etc.
6. Warranty, Customer Service, and Installation/Design Assistance - We are here to help design your project, no matter what the size. Our LED strip lights represent the highest quality found on the market today, and will be lighting your project area for many years to come. We also boast the longest warranty of any LED strip light in the market of 15 years!
Which LED strip should I choose?
White Output
Outline Series&#;- For long runs of light. Subtle, beautiful accent lighting with near perfect color rendering. CRI up to 98.
Accent Series&#;- For the perfect ambiance. Bright accent lighting suitable for most residential, hospitality, and retail spaces. CRI up to 98.
Architectural Series&#;- Double the brightness of the Accent Series. Perfect for high-brightness applications like coves, architecture, and retail. CRI93+
Industrial Series&#; - Packs a serious punch. Extremely bright for where a lot of light is needed. CRI up to 96.
Slim Series&#; - Thinnest LED strip light for specialty applications with a width of only 3.5mm
Dynamic Tunable White Output
Accent Series&#; Dynamic Tunable White - Mid-range Brightness adjustable from K - K Small cut lengths, long run length, high CRI of 98
Architectural Series&#; Dynamic Tunable White - High Brightness adjustable from k - K, high CRI of 94
Sienna&#; Series Dim-to-Warm Tunable White - As the lights dim, they automatically warm from K to K. Used with any dimmer and have a high CRI of 94.
RGB Color Changing Output
ColorBright&#; RGB 150 Series - Lower brightness for accent lighting, long run length. 150 LEDs per 16ft spool. Low power consumption at 2.2w/ft
ColorBright&#; RGB 300 Series - Mid brightness for task and accent lighting, 300 LEDs per 16ft spool. Low power consumption at 4.4w/ft
ColorBright&#; RGB 600 Series - Very high output to fill your space with gorgeous color, 600 LEDs per 16ft spool. Medium power consumption at 6.1w/ft
ColorBright&#; RGB+White Series - Choose any color as well as a pure white. 50% RGB LEDs and 50% White LEDs.
ColorBright&#; RGB+Tunable White Series - Best of all worlds. This 5-in-1 strip boasts full RGB color control and full spectrum Tunable White technology CCT range: K-K. High CRI and emits over 260lm/ft
ColorBright&#; Digital Pixel Series - WS IC Protocol 'digital strips' mean each segment is individually controllable. Create scrolling effects.
Other considerations when choosing your LED strip lights:
You need a product you can trust and will produce a good clean light for years to come and save you money in the process.
The LED market is highly saturated with manufacturers and distributors offering various levels of quality, cost, and specifications. Due to safety and quality purposes, we have created this page and video to ask the question of what the difference is between Flexfire LEDs and other competitors like the ones on Amazon - LED Strip Light Reviews - Flexfire Vs Amazon Strip
Flexfire LEDs' strip lights have been used by NASA, Lockheed Martin, JPL, US airports, Disney, Hilton Hotels, major retail chains, and thousands of happy homeowners. Chances are you've seen our lights somewhere.
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Enhance your outdoor spaces with decorative post lights available in designs that complement your property's aesthetic and improve safety. Ideal for brightening driveways and walkways, these lights should be UL-rated for wet locations to withstand weather elements. When choosing a post light, consider the size for straightforward installation and ensure compatibility with LED bulbs by checking the fixture's requirements. These considerations will provide welcoming illumination and add charm to your patios and gardens.
Stadium lights, positioned at towering heights, are crucial for player performance and spectator visibility in sports arenas. These high-lumen fixtures deliver low-glare, sunlight-mimicking illumination suitable for various venues, from football fields to tennis courts. Mounting heights adjust to the venue, ranging typically from 40-60 feet and reaching up to 100 feet in major stadiums, producing over 300 footcandles on the playing surface. Starting at 60,000 lumens, these LED stadium lights ensure a daylight-like, pure white glow with a K color temperature. They are designed to be waterproof and boast a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 75+, to ensure true-to-life visibility under all conditions. See this image of a LED stadium light;
These are powerful lights that can provide wide and bright illumination for large outdoor areas, such as parking lots, stadiums, or fields. They can also be used for security and safety purposes, as they can deter intruders or criminals. Some floodlights have motion sensors or timers that can control the light output.;
Here are some images of a flood lights
This is an actual install of our lights at Roots Athletics Fields in MA
LED outdoor lights are lights that use modern LED technology and design to provide lighting for various outdoor applications. LED outdoor lights have many advantages over traditional outdoor lights, such as:
&#; Long lifespan: LED outdoor lights can last up to 150,000 hours, which is much longer than traditional outdoor lights, which can only last up to 10,000 hours. This means they can save you money and time on buying and replacing bulbs, as well as reduce your environmental impact and waste.
&#; Energy efficiency: LED outdoor lights can produce more light output (lumens) per unit of power input (watts) than traditional outdoor lights. This means they can save you energy and money on your electricity bills, as well as reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.
&#; Quality of light: LED outdoor lights can provide bright and clear light that can show the true colors of the objects they illuminate. They also have a high color rendering index (CRI) of above 70 Ra, which means they can show the colors of the objects almost as they are in reality. They also have a low lumen depreciation, which means they can maintain their brightness and quality over time.
&#; Style and design: LED outdoor lights have a simple and elegant look that can enhance the appearance and functionality of your space. They also come in different shapes, sizes, and styles to suit different needs and preferences. They also have features such as dimmers, sensors, timers, or remote controls that can give you more flexibility and convenience.
&#; Safety and durability: LED outdoor lights are more resistant to weather, shock, vibration, and corrosion than traditional outdoor lights. They also generate less heat and do not contain any harmful substances, such as mercury or lead, that could pollute the soil or water. They also do not cause any electrical problems or fire hazards.
Outdoor wall lights are made of high-quality materials that make them durable, efficient, dirt and water-resistant, weather-resistant, and come with full warranties. They are also available in a variety of styles that can suit different tastes and preferences, such as designer, rustic, country house, antique, industrial, restaurant, modern, Mediterranean, maritime, office, and vintage.
Outdoor wall lights are designed to withstand harsh and extreme weather conditions, such as cold, ice, snow, heavy rain, and extreme heat. To ensure their protection and performance, they comethat indicates their level of resistance to solid objects and liquids. The IP code consists of two digits: the first one represents the protection from solid objects on a scale of 0 to 6; the second one represents the protection from liquids on a scale of 0 to 8. For example:
&#; IP44: This means that the light is protected from solid objects larger than 1 mm (such as wires or screws) and from water splashing from any direction.
&#; IP65: This means that the light is protected from dust (which could damage the electronics) and from water jets (such as from a hose or a sprinkler) from any direction.
&#; IP67: This means that the light is protected from dust and from temporary immersion in water (such as from a flood or a storm) up to 1 meter deep.
The IP code that you need for your outdoor wall lights depends on your location and the weather conditions that they will be exposed to. We recommend a IP65 fixture for all outdoor lighting.
Selecting the right mount for outdoor lighting is critical to both aesthetics and functionality. Here are the common mounting options:
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Wall Mounting: A prevalent choice is
Wall Mounting: A prevalent choice is outdoor wall lights , with options ranging from hard-wired wall sconces, which offer a seamless look without visible wires, to simple plug-in lamps with on/off switches. There are endless styles of wall mount lights from direct to junction box or conduit powered.
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Pole Mounting: Available in various materials like strong steel for windy areas, lightweight aluminum for corrosion resistance, durable fiberglass, and decorative styles for a classic look, often found in parks and urban spaces. Wood poles are a cost-effective option, and mount options range from single or twin-point directly into the pole or wraparound brackets and mounting blocks, typically crafted from pine or cedar. Larger street lights and parking lot lights are also pole mounted.
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Wood Mounting: Mounting to wood on a structure work well when already on the building. Yoke, flood and trunnions can go straight into strong wood.
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Ground Mounting: This involves either direct dirt placement or concrete setting for full-sized poles or spotlights, requiring careful consideration of power supply routing.
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Slip Mounts: Feature a hollow end to slip over a round pole, with hex screws securing the light fixture to a round tenon, usually 2.38 inches in diameter.
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Arm Mounts: Suitable for square poles, these mounts allow the light to be bolted directly onto the pole, enabling flexible placement.
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Flood Mounts: Utilize a U-bracket that can be mounted on diverse surfaces or poles, offering a sturdy and adaptable installation.
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What Do You Need to Consider When Buying Outdoor Lights?
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Choosing the right outdoor lighting requires a strategic approach. Start by determining the exact location and mounting method, which will narrow down the type and style of the fixture. Consider the desired intensity of the light (lumens) and the color temperature (Kelvin) that best suits the environment&#;warmer hues for cozy spaces and cooler tones for task lighting. Think about the purpose: do you need security lighting, accent lights, or general illumination? Also, check for durability and weather resistance, ensuring the fixtures can handle the elements. Energy efficiency is another key factor; opting for LED lights can offer long-term savings. Don&#;t overlook the design aspect; the light should complement your home&#;s exterior. If in doubt, consulting with a lighting expert can help clarify these choices and lead to a satisfactory purchase and end result
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Luminosity (Lumens): Lumens quantify a light's brightness, distinct from energy consumption measured in watts. LED lights exemplify efficiency, emitting more lumens with less energy&#;for instance, a 6.5-watt LED can match the brightness of a 50-watt halogen. Selecting lumens is a balancing act, influenced by personal preference, area size, and lamp placement. Floodlights demand higher lumens, -20,000, to ensure safety and security. In contrast, softer illumination for garden paths or stairs typically requires 300 to 500 lumens.
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Energy Consumption (Watts): Watts reflect energy usage, with higher wattage correlating to increased energy bills. Outdoor lighting benefits from the lower wattages of LEDs; 80 watts or less is ideal for general use, while 40 watts or under suffices for paths and garden beds. Lights under 80 watts often meet 'Dark Sky' standards, minimizing environmental impact.
Color Temperature (Kelvin): Kelvin indicates the
Color Temperature (Kelvin): Kelvin indicates the color temperature of the light , with lower values casting a warmer glow and higher ones yielding a cooler light. For residential outdoor spaces, a Kelvin range of k-k strikes the right balance, where a K draws attention and is ideal for retail and areas needing more safety. A k setting is particularly effective in creating a natural, warm ambiance akin to a campfire's radiance.
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Motion Sensors: LEDs with motion sensors activate upon detecting movement, enhancing security and energy efficiency. Passive Infrared (PIR) sensors are prevalent, responding to heat and infrared energy. Look for Microwave sensors on higher end fixtures to get longer range, more accuracy and the ability to program them.
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Beam Angles: Beam angle dictates the spread of light from the source. The correct beam angle is critical for adequate illumination in applications like street, stadium, and security lighting&#;wide angles suit proximity, while narrower beams serve distant targets. Notably, a typical floodlight's reach ends at 70 feet, unless you are using 20-40 degree stadium lights.
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Dusk to Dawn Sensors: Outdoor lights with dusk-to-dawn sensors feature photocells that respond to ambient light, powering down at dawn, and lighting up as dusk sets in. This functionality ensures consistent safety and a welcoming atmosphere for spaces like patios and driveways.
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Tunable Lights: Tunable outdoor lights offer versatility, allowing on-the-fly adjustments to color temperature and brightness. This adaptability makes it possible to tailor lighting to specific needs or preferences, directly from the fixture itself.
Tunable LED Lights: Uncertain about the desired ambiance?
Tunable LED Lights: Uncertain about the desired ambiance? tunable led lights present a flexible solution, permitting you to decide the warmth and brightness post-installation. These adaptable fixtures cater to varying moods and settings, ensuring that your outdoor space is in harmony with your current preference.
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Smart Lighting Integration: Control and customization are at your fingertips with smart lights, manageable via smartphone apps or remotes. These innovative lighting solutions offer an array of shapes and functionalities, including color-changing options ideal for festive seasons or social gatherings. Their user-friendly interface allows for individual adjustments in color, temperature, and intensity, creating personalized lighting landscapes effortlessly.
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Focused Downlighting: Downlighting, once predominantly an indoor lighting technique, has transitioned outdoors, inspired by the dark sky movement and the compact nature of LEDs. These fixtures, designed to illuminate a specific locale, are perfect for pathways, architectural details, and garden highlights, ensuring safety and enhancing the beauty of outdoor spaces.
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Enchanting Bistro Lighting: Bistro, or strand lighting, is a charming trend for al fresco areas. Strung above patios, gardens, or dining spaces, they transform any outdoor setting into an inviting, softly illuminated haven, perfect for entertainment or relaxation.
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Innovative Hardscape Lighting: Traditionally, landscape lighting focused on softscaping, but the advent of miniature LEDs has expanded this to hardscapes. These discreet lights integrate seamlessly into driveways, steps, and retaining walls, offering both functional and decorative benefits. They spotlight the hard features of your landscape without contributing to light pollution, enhancing safety and visual appeal.
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LED Rope and Strip Lighting: Resembling electronic circuitry, LED rope or strip lights offer a modern twist on outdoor lighting. Ideal for delineating paths or stairways, they improve nighttime visibility and safety. With remote control operation, these lights can shift in color and intensity, adding a dynamic element to the eaves and architectural outlines of a building, subtly shifting the perception of the space.
Here is an image of bistro lights across a dinning areas where you can also see hardscape ground lights;
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Solar-Powered Outdoor Lights: Advances in solar technology, such as improved photovoltaic panels, robust batteries, and high-efficiency LEDs, have significantly enhanced the performance and reliability of solar outdoor lighting. These sustainable solutions harness the sun's energy, offering a green, cost-effective lighting option. Here is an image of such a solar light:
These advancements in outdoor lighting are not merely trends but are reshaping the way we think about and utilize light as an integral part of home security, design, and personal expression.
Outdoor lighting is an important aspect of enhancing the beauty, security, and safety of your outdoor spaces. Whether you want to create a decorative or functional lighting effect, you need to consider some factors, such as the location, mounting, brightness, color, features, and style of the outdoor lights. You also need to choose the right type of outdoor light fixtures, such as wall lights, post lights, floodlights, landscape lights, or stadium lights, depending on your needs and preferences. Moreover, you need to be aware of the emerging trends in outdoor lighting, such as tunable LED lights, smart lighting integration, focused downlighting, bistro lighting, hardscape lighting, LED rope and strip lighting, and solar-powered outdoor lights. These trends can offer you more versatility, flexibility, and sustainability in your outdoor lighting. By following these tips and guidelines, you can choose the best outdoor lighting for your home or business
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