FLEX NEON 6W/M - 6X6MM

Built to bend, built to last
The strength of LED neon flex is its encapsulated body: the LED board is sealed inside a flexible jacket that diffuses every diode into one continuous line. The 6x6 mm section is one of the smallest in the family, which means it tucks into shallow reveals, cove details, handrail grooves and sign channels where a wider profile simply won't sit. The top-emitting face with a 60º lighting angle concentrates the output forward, so you get a crisp glowing stroke rather than spill in every direction — exactly what you want for lettering, logos and architectural lines. It cuts every 27.78 mm along the marked lines, so a sign layout or a cabinet run can be sized to the millimetre instead of rounded off.

Light quality that flatters everything
At CRI 90+, colours stay honest — that matters over a cutting board, in a retail display, at a makeup vanity or on a feature wall where the paint has to read the way the designer chose it. The SDCM below 5 rating is the quiet hero here: colour consistency is tight enough that pieces cut from the same roll, or from separate rolls, sit side by side without visible mismatch. Combined with the dot-free diffusion of the neon jacket, the result looks like a single drawn line of light rather than an LED strip pretending to be one.

Technical specifications
SKU: LCLS24VFLX-6X6-6W-27K
Voltage: 24V DC
Control method: Constant Voltage
CRI: 90+
SDCM: <5
Lighting angle: 60º
Dimensions: 6x6 mm
Cut size: 27.78 mm
Max length: 5 m
Dimmable: Yes — DMX, PWM, 0-10V, MLV Incandescent
Protection rating: IP67
Operating temperature: -20°C to 60°C
Lifespan: 50 000+ hours

Wiring and installation
This is a low-voltage product: it needs a 24V DC power supply matched to the total length you're installing, plus a compatible dimmer if you want control. Parallel connections are strongly recommended — never exceed the recommended run length, because the far end will dim and the board will suffer over time. For a longer single line, use a middle connection (a parallel feed tapped into the middle of the run), or power the flex from both ends with a double-end connection, which doubles the maximum run; two identical supplies can also feed each end. At the cut, connect red to positive and black to negative on the PCB. Finish each end with an end cap — versions exist with horizontal outlet, left/right outlet, vertical outlet, or with no line out — applying glue around and inside the cap, sliding it on in the direction of the arrow, then sealing the exit point and wiping off the excess. Mount the run with fixed clips secured by M3 screws, inserting the flex with the light-emitting face outward; stainless steel rings are also part of the accessory set.

Where it earns its keep, and what's next to it
Homeowners use it for under-cabinet lines, toe-kick glow, stair nosings, backlit mirrors, bar fronts and basement ceiling coves; contractors and shop owners use it for storefront lettering, window signs, counter edges, gym and salon accent walls, and restaurant feature ceilings. The IP67 rating and the -20°C to 60°C range make it a realistic choice for damp or unheated spaces such as garages and covered entries. Need a cooler white or a bigger spool? Look at the Flex Neon 6W/m 6x6mm 40K, the Flex Neon 6x6mm 24V 6W 40K 30 metres, or the wider Flex Neon anti-glare 10x10mm for larger coves. The full technical PDF, LCLS24VFLX-6X6-6W-27K Spec Sheet, is in the Documentation tab with the connection and installation guides.