Ledux is a Romania-based LED lighting store. These English pages are production educational guides. Verify product prices, stock, delivery, warranty and return conditions on the live catalog or directly with Ledux before purchase.
Quick checklist
- Decide whether the strip is for ambient light, task light, display light or accent light.
- Choose 12V or 24V based on run length, voltage drop and available power supplies.
- Check watts per meter and calculate total load before choosing the power supply.
- Use IP20 for dry protected interiors and higher IP ratings only where moisture or dust makes sense.
- Plan the LED aluminum channel, diffuser and cooling before installation.
Common mistake
- Do not choose only by brightness or price. A strip can be technically good but wrong for the power supply, profile, room, dimmer or installation length.
Ask for a compatibility checkSend the project type, dimensions, length, voltage, watts per meter or foot, IP rating, profile/diffuser preference, dimming needs and photos. Use the Ledux contact page for the current recommendation path: Contact Ledux.
FAQ
Is 24V better than 12V for LED strip lights?
24V is often easier for longer runs because it reduces current and voltage drop. 12V can still be correct for shorter runs or when the system already uses 12V components.
Do LED strip lights need an aluminum channel?
Many installations benefit from an aluminum channel because it improves mounting, protects the strip, helps heat management and can diffuse visible LED dots.
What details should I send for a recommendation?
Send length, voltage if known, watts per meter, indoor or outdoor location, desired color temperature, profile type, dimming needs and photos of the mounting area.