High Voltage LED Neon Lights
4 productsWhen you need to light up a long building facade, a garden perimeter, or any large-scale architectural feature, our High Voltage LED Neon Lights solve this problem directly. They run on AC110V or AC220V, allowing for continuous runs of up to 50~100 meters (that's 164~328 feet) from a single power source. No signal boosters, no complex wiring plans—just one plug for a massive, seamless line of light.
This makes them ideal for commercial installers and ambitious DIY projects where simplicity and scale are key. We build these strips with robust, IP67-rated PVC or silicone housings, making them fully waterproof and ready for outdoor installation right out of the box. You get the same beautiful, dotless glow as our low-voltage neon, but with the power to go the distance. Whether you're outlining a hotel, creating dramatic landscape lighting, or looking for neon lights for sale for a large event, this is the most efficient way to achieve it.
110V/220V Single Color RGB Color Changing LED Neon Light Strip
164ft 50m Long Run Neon-Like COB AC LED Strip Lights
AC 110V 220V 15mm 360 Degree LED Round Neon Tube Light
D19mm 320° Neon AC 110V 220V RGB LED Rope Lights Outdoor
How to Safely Install and Cut High Voltage Neon
Working with AC line voltage requires care, but our high voltage neon lights are designed for a safe and secure installation. These ropes can only be cut at designated points, typically marked every 0.5 or 1 meter. Cutting outside these marks will damage the circuit and cause a section to fail.
After cutting, sealing the connection is critical to maintain the IP67 waterproof rating. Each connection point, including the end cap, must be sealed with silicone glue and heat shrink tubing. We provide all the necessary high voltage light parts, including power cords with built-in rectifiers and waterproof connectors, to ensure a safe, weather-resistant installation.
Frequently Asked Questions About High Voltage LED Neon Lights
Got questions before you spec your job? I've answered the most common ones we get on the desk for our AC-powered neon flex. Here's what you need to know.
The run length. A high voltage LED neon light lets you run a single, continuous line up to 50 or even 100 meters without any voltage drop. For outlining buildings, lighting long corridors, or large-scale signage, that's a huge time and money saver. You plug one end directly into a wall outlet via a simple power cord, and the entire length is perfectly consistent. No drivers, no signal boosters, no wiring headaches every 10 meters.
They don't need a bulky DC power supply or driver like low-voltage strips do. That's one of their main benefits. They run directly off your mains AC power (110V or 220V). However, they do require a special power cord that has a small inline rectifier to convert the AC to DC for the LEDs. Each continuous run needs one of these dedicated power cord kits.
Absolutely, that's what they're built for. Our high voltage LED neon lights are typically rated IP67, meaning they're fully protected against dust and can be temporarily submerged in water. The key to a safe, long-lasting outdoor installation is properly sealing all connections. Use silicone sealant inside the end caps and around the power cord connection. A sloppy connection is where water gets in.
For most commercial buildings, 4000K outdoor lighting gives a clean, modern, and professional look. It's a neutral white that renders colors accurately without feeling too cold or sterile. If you're lighting older architecture, like brick or sandstone, then using 3000K outdoor lighting can bring out the warmth of the materials better. It's a softer, more inviting white, similar to halogen lights.
Nine times out of ten, that's a poor connection where the power cord's pins meet the strip. Unplug it from the wall, then carefully re-seat the pin connector, making sure the pins go straight into the copper conductors inside the neon flex. Sometimes the pins get bent or don't make full contact. If that doesn't fix it, the issue could be a faulty rectifier in the power cord itself. Try a different power cord to be sure.
You'll use dedicated mounting clips. These are typically made of aluminum or a tough polycarbonate. You screw the clip into the wall (using a wall plug for brick) and then the neon flex simply snaps into the clip. For a perfectly straight run, we recommend placing a clip every 30-50cm. We stock a variety of neon flex accessories including different clip styles to get the job done right.
When deciding between 2700K vs 3000K for outdoor lighting in a residential setting, it's about the mood. 2700K gives you that very warm, cozy, incandescent-like glow perfect for intimate seating areas and landscape accents. 3000K is still warm white, but it's a bit crisper and cleaner. It's a great all-rounder for general ambient light on a patio or walkway where you want a welcoming feel but slightly better visibility.
Yes, we do this all the time. A huge part of our business is building custom-length runs that arrive on your jobsite ready to plug in. Just send us your required lengths. We'll cut the neon flex to your spec, attach the power cord with the rectifier, seal it professionally, and add a sealed end cap on the other side. We can usually turn around a drawing and a quote the same business day, with no fee or obligation.