Ledux

IP rating for LED strip lights

IP rating describes protection against solids and water. Choose it based on the real installation environment, not only because a higher number sounds safer.

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.

Typical choices

  • IP20 is used for dry, protected indoor installations.
  • IP65 or similar protection may be useful where splashes, dust or moisture are expected.
  • Outdoor and wet-area installations need the right product, enclosure, connectors and installation method, not only a high IP number on the strip.

What to verify

  • Where water, steam, condensation or dust can reach the strip.
  • Whether connectors, cable entries and power supplies match the same environment.
  • Whether local electrical rules require a qualified installer.
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 IP65 enough for outdoor LED strips?

It depends on exposure, mounting, connectors and power supply protection. Direct rain, standing water or harsh conditions need careful product and installation choices.

Should I use waterproof strip indoors?

Only if the environment needs it. Waterproof coatings can affect heat dissipation and installation flexibility.

What about bathrooms?

Bathrooms require careful zone, moisture and electrical safety decisions. Use suitable products and a qualified installer where required.