FLEX NEON ENDCAP - SIDE VIEW - (WITHOUT HOLE)

Name: FLEX NEON ENDCAP - SIDE VIEW - (WITHOUT HOLE)
Brand: LEDCO
SKU: LCENDCAP-FLX-SV-NH
Price: 3.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: LCENDCAP-FLX-SV-NH

Brand: LEDCO

A polished neon flex run deserves a clean, sealed finish — and that is exactly what this side-view flex neon end cap delivers. Sold as a single unit, SKU LCENDCAP-FLX-SV-NH is the closed terminal cap designed for side-view (side-bend) LED neon flex, the silicone rope-style lighting people also search for as LED neon flex, flexible LED neon rope light, LED flex sign material or simply neon LED. Because this version has no hole, it belongs at the finishing end of your run — the opposite end from the power feed — where it closes off the open silicone channel and keeps the install looking intentional instead of improvised.

Its job is simple and critical: block the cut end of the neon so dust, insects and humidity cannot creep into the LED body, which is the most common cause of premature failure in flexible neon projects. End caps are profile-specific, so the cross-section and the viewing direction must match — side-view neon has a different body shape than top-view, so confirm the orientation before ordering. Install is straightforward: cut the flex squarely at a marked cut point, wipe the end clean and dry, apply a bead of compatible silicone adhesive or sealant inside the cap, press it fully onto the neon and wipe away the excess before it cures. Let it set completely before powering up or mounting. For damp or wet-location rated runs, a continuous, uninterrupted seal around the cap is essential.

Contractors, sign makers and homeowners across Canada reach for these caps on garage and basement perimeter lighting, cove and ceiling accents, storefront signage, backlit logos, bar and restaurant feature walls, and outdoor neon accents that face our freeze-thaw winters. It fits side-view flexible neon only; for top-view profiles, choose the matching Flex neon endcap – top view (without hole), and for squared profiles see the Flex neon endcap 3x6 (without hole) or the Flex neon endcap 6x6 (without hole). Order a few spares with your run — layouts change and corners get re-cut. Add yours to the cart and finish the job right.

Compatible with
Works with:
LED strip: LCLS24VFLX-SV-14W-27K, LCLS24VFLX-SV-14W-27K-30M, LCLS24VFLX-SV-14W-30K, LCLS24VFLX-SV-14W-30K-30M, LCLS24VFLX-SV-14W-35K, LCLS24VFLX-SV-14W-35K-30M, LCLS24VFLX-SV-14W-40K, LCLS24VFLX-SV-14W-40K-30M

What this end cap is
This is the closed terminal cap for side-view flexible LED neon — the finishing piece that seals the cut end of a run. Unlike the drilled version used at the feed end, this cap has no hole, so nothing passes through it: it simply closes the open silicone channel where the flex was cut. In practice, every neon flex run has two ends. One receives the power lead and uses a capped or drilled fitting; the other is a dead end and needs a solid, sealed finish. That dead end is what this piece is for, and it is sold individually so you order exactly the quantity your layout calls for, no more.

Why sealing the end matters
Flexible neon is an extruded silicone body wrapped around an LED strip. Leave the cut end open and you have created an entry point. Dust settles on the emitters, insects find their way in, and humidity condenses inside the channel — the single most common cause of premature failure in LED neon flex installs. A properly bonded end cap removes that risk and, just as importantly, gives the run a finished, factory-looking edge instead of a raw silicone cut. On signage and backlit letters, where the ends are often visible at eye level, that detail is the difference between a professional job and an obvious one.

Fit and compatibility
End caps are profile-specific. Match the cap to both the cross-section and the viewing direction of your neon flex before ordering. Side-view neon (also called side-bend) bends left and right along its flat face and has a different body shape than top-view neon, which bends up and down. The two are not interchangeable. If your run is top-view, use the Flex neon endcap – top view (without hole). If your project uses squared neon profiles, the accessory range also includes the Flex neon endcap 3x6 (with hole) and the Flex neon endcap 6x6 (with hole) for feed ends, plus their no-hole counterparts for finishing ends.

Installation, step by step
Cut the neon flex squarely at a marked cut point — an angled cut will leave a gap the adhesive has to fill. Wipe the end clean and let it dry completely; silicone bonds poorly to dust or moisture. Apply a bead of compatible silicone adhesive or sealant inside the cap, press it fully onto the neon until it bottoms out, then wipe away the excess before it cures. Let it set completely before powering up or mounting the run. For damp or wet-location rated installs, inspect the perimeter afterward: the seal must be continuous and uninterrupted all the way around the cap, with no pinholes or skipped edges. A second thin bead around the joint line is cheap insurance on exterior work.

Where it earns its keep
Think garage and workshop perimeter lighting, basement and cove accents, under-cabinet and stair details, storefront window signage, backlit logos and channel letters, bar fronts, gym and showroom feature walls, and exterior accent runs along soffits and railings. Canadian exteriors go through freeze-thaw cycles and driving rain, so sealed terminations are not optional on outdoor work. Keep a few spare caps in the van or on the shelf: layouts change, corners get re-cut, and having the right finishing hardware on hand avoids leaving an unfinished end on an otherwise polished install. For standard extrusion profiles rather than neon flex, the range also includes the Finishing end cap #11 (no hole).