LED neon -6x12
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Wallis waterproof RGBW silicone LED neon flex is a flexible linear lighting solution designed for architectural outlines, commercial signage, retail displays, hospitality interiors, furniture lighting, landscape projects and customized illuminated structures. The current Wallis model is listed with a compact 6 × 12 mm silicone profile and DC12V / DC24V operating options.
The diffused silicone housing helps convert individual LED points into a continuous neon-style line of light while protecting the internal LED strip from dust and moisture. Depending on the selected PCB, LED density, diffuser structure and viewing distance, the product can provide a smoother direct-view lighting effect than a conventional exposed LED strip.
For B2B lighting distributors, sign manufacturers, architectural lighting contractors, display companies and OEM lighting brands, Wallis supports customized lengths, colors, LED density, connectors, cable outlets, branding and packaging. Exact cutting interval, bending direction, minimum bending radius, maximum powered run, white-light CCT, controller type and waterproof termination should be confirmed according to the selected configuration.
| Specification | Current Wallis Information | Project Confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Product Type | Flexible Silicone LED Neon Light | Confirm RGB, RGBW, RGBWW or single-color PCB configuration |
| Current Model | LED Neon - 6×12 | Current page also contains a 12×12mm variant reference; confirm exact profile before quotation |
| Profile Size | 6 × 12 mm in the current specification table | Confirm width × height and light-emitting direction |
| Housing | Silicone | Request applicable UV, yellowing, flame or environmental test data when required |
| Input Voltage | DC12V / DC24V | Match power supply, controller and maximum run length |
| LED Density | 60 / 120 / 144 LEDs per meter | Confirm available density for the selected RGB/RGBW PCB |
| Color Options | Current page references single color, RGB, RGBW and RGBWW configurations | Confirm RGBW white-channel CCT and LED configuration |
| Listed IP Rating | IP65 / IP67 in the current specification table | Confirm exact tested assembly including cable outlet, connector and end caps |
| IP68 Option | Mentioned in existing marketing copy but not confirmed in the current specification table | Require project-specific IP68 test documentation before submerged use |
| Listed Lengths | 1 m / 5 m / 10 m | Reel length is not necessarily the same as maximum electrically powered run |
| Cutting Length | Depends on LED / PCB configuration | Confirm exact minimum cut interval before project layout |
| Listed Power | 10W / 12W / 14W | Current page does not clearly state whether these figures are W/m; confirm exact wattage per meter |
| Listed Luminous Efficiency | 100 lm/W | Confirm LED version, active color channel, CCT and photometric test conditions |
| Bending Direction | Flexible rectangular silicone neon profile | Confirm top-bend, side-bend or other construction and minimum bending radius |
| Controller | Required for RGB / RGBW color control | Confirm controller type, current capacity, dimming method and project-control interface |
| Certifications | Current page lists CE / RoHS / CCC | Request certification or declaration applicable to the exact ordered model |
| OEM Options | Length, LED density, colors, connectors, logo and packaging | Confirm tooling, MOQ and sample requirements for custom versions |
Specification note: The current Wallis page contains several configuration differences between the product title, model selector, introduction and specification table. For engineering projects, use the approved datasheet and sample corresponding to the exact SKU rather than combining specifications from different RGB, RGBW, IP or profile versions.
Flexible Silicone LED Neon Flex
Marked Cutting Position
RGBW LED neon flex combines a flexible LED circuit with an optical silicone housing. RGB channels generate colored light, while the additional white LED channel provides a dedicated white-light output instead of creating white only by mixing red, green and blue.
The diffusing silicone jacket spreads the LED output across the visible surface, helping create a continuous illuminated line suitable for direct-view architectural, signage and decorative applications. Actual dot visibility depends on LED spacing, profile geometry, diffuser transmission and viewing distance.
RGBW is useful when a project needs both dynamic color scenes and practical white illumination. The white channel can be selected in different color temperatures on suitable versions, but the exact CCT should be defined before production.
The current Wallis configuration supports DC12V and DC24V. The final installation requires a compatible constant-voltage power supply and, for RGB or RGBW operation, an appropriate controller sized for the electrical load.
| Light Type | Main Function | Typical Project |
|---|---|---|
| Single Color | Fixed white or fixed decorative color | Building outlines, signs, furniture and static decorative lighting |
| RGB | Red, green and blue color mixing | Decorative color-changing signs, bars, entertainment and façade effects |
| RGBW | RGB color effects plus dedicated white channel | Architectural, hospitality, retail and signage projects requiring both color and usable white light |
| RGBWW / Other Multi-Channel | Additional white-light configuration depending on PCB design | Project-specific lighting requiring expanded white-light control; availability should be confirmed |
Cuttable LED Neon Structure
Multiple Color Lighting Effects
Waterproof performance should be specified for the complete finished assembly, not only the silicone extrusion. Cable exits, cut ends, connectors, end caps and field-installed joints can determine the actual protection level.
IP65 versions are suitable for projects requiring protection against dust and water jets when the complete product is installed according to the applicable specification. They should not be treated as submersible lighting.
The current Wallis specification lists IP67 as an available version. IP67 can support demanding outdoor and wet-location installations when the complete neon flex assembly and terminations maintain the specified seal.
Swimming pools, fountains and continuously submerged installations require a product specifically designed and documented for the intended underwater conditions. If an IP68 version is required, confirm the exact construction, immersion conditions, connector system and applicable test report before installation.
An IP67 neon flex does not make the complete lighting system IP67 automatically. Drivers, controllers, junctions and electrical connections should be located or protected according to the project environment and applicable electrical requirements.
Flexible neon profiles are engineered to bend in specific directions. One of the most important details missing from a generic neon-flex specification is whether the selected model is top-bending, side-bending or capable of multi-directional bending.
Top-bending profiles typically curve in the plane suited to vertical outlines, lettering or architectural contours. The exact bending direction depends on the cross-section and light-emitting surface.
Side-bending versions curve in the alternate plane and can be more suitable for certain signs, logos and horizontal architectural shapes.
Bending below the specified minimum radius can damage the PCB, distort the silicone extrusion or create uneven light output. Wallis should confirm the minimum radius for the exact 6 × 12 mm configuration before the customer finalizes a sign or architectural layout.
Flexible does not mean unrestricted twisting. Installation should follow the approved bending axis and avoid concentrated mechanical stress around connectors, solder joints and cable exits.
The Wallis LED neon flex is designed to be cut at marked PCB locations. The exact interval depends on the internal LED and circuit configuration and should be confirmed before the customer calculates project quantities.
Once an outdoor neon flex is cut, its original sealing system is interrupted. The cut end must be terminated using the approved end cap, adhesive, molded connector or other specified sealing method if the installation is expected to retain an IP-rated enclosure.
Straight, side or bottom cable exits can affect installation clearance and sign-box design. Specify the required power-entry direction before customized lengths are assembled.
For commercial outdoor projects, factory-cut lengths with pre-installed leads and sealed ends can reduce the number of field joints and simplify installation quality control.
Both DC12V and DC24V are currently listed. For the same power level, a 24V system operates at lower current than a 12V system, which can be useful when designing longer architectural runs. The actual allowable run length still depends on PCB resistance, wattage, wire size and voltage-drop limits.
A product supplied in 5 m or 10 m reels cannot automatically be powered end-to-end without checking voltage drop. Wallis should provide the recommended maximum single-feed run for the selected wattage and PCB.
Long installations may require power feeds from both ends or intermediate power injection to reduce brightness and color differences caused by voltage drop.
Calculate the total wattage from the confirmed watts per meter and installed length, then select a suitable power supply according to the manufacturer's loading recommendation and installation environment.
An RGBW neon flex needs a controller compatible with the exact strip wiring and electrical load to adjust colors, white output, brightness and dynamic scenes.
The controller must be sized according to total strip power and channel current. Larger installations may require amplifiers, multiple controllers or separate power zones.
If the project requires DMX, DALI, 0–10V, smart-home or another lighting-control interface, state the requirement during quotation. Compatibility depends on the selected external controller or decoder and should not be assumed from the LED neon flex alone.
RGBW buyers should specify the required white-channel color temperature, such as warm, neutral or cool white, rather than simply requesting “RGBW.”

Individual mounting clips can support short curves and localized fixing points. Clip spacing should be sufficient to prevent sagging without compressing or damaging the silicone body.
Straight aluminum channels provide continuous mechanical support for linear architectural installations and can help maintain a clean, straight light line.
Flexible or bendable mounting profiles can be used for approved curved layouts where a standard rigid channel cannot follow the design.
Power-feed direction, controller location, driver access and serviceability should be incorporated into the lighting detail before the neon is cut or permanently installed.
Flexible neon can outline building edges, entrances, rooflines and façade details while providing a continuous visible light line.
Sign makers can use suitable bend profiles to create illuminated letters, logos, borders and branded display elements for retail and advertising projects.
RGBW color control supports bars, hotels, restaurants, clubs, stages and entertainment interiors that require both dynamic scenes and white accent lighting.
Neon flex can be integrated into display fixtures, counters, exhibition structures and brand installations where the light source remains directly visible.
Compact profiles can be incorporated into furniture, shelving and cabinetry when the bending direction, heat management and installation dimensions are suitable.
Properly sealed outdoor versions can be used for landscape borders, garden structures and exterior decorative installations subject to the applicable IP rating and electrical installation requirements.
Multiple Lighting Applications
Custom Curves and Shapes
Specify whether the project requires the current 6 × 12 mm version or another profile. Provide the available installation channel or recess dimensions where space is limited.
Provide the intended curve direction and drawing so Wallis can confirm whether the selected neon profile bends correctly for the design.
Select voltage according to run length, project power architecture and available drivers. For longer commercial systems, voltage-drop calculations should be completed before installation.
State whether the project requires warm white, neutral white or cool white from the dedicated W channel and request a sample where color appearance is important.
Select the available LED density based on desired brightness, dot-free appearance, power consumption and application distance. Confirm lumens per meter rather than relying only on luminous efficacy.
Sign letters and small decorative elements may require short cut intervals. Obtain the exact cut length before finalizing artwork or fabrication drawings.
Provide the longest continuous run and planned feed points so voltage drop, wire size and power injection can be reviewed.
Specify indoor, protected outdoor, wet-location or submerged conditions. Do not select IP67 and IP68 only as marketing labels; the complete installed assembly must match the intended environment.
Identify whether the project requires a simple RF controller, centralized lighting control, DMX integration or another interface so the correct control components can be specified.
Specify cable outlet direction, lead-wire length, connector requirement, end caps, mounting clips and aluminum channel before customized pieces are produced.
Commercial LED neon projects require electrical, optical and mechanical inspection rather than appearance checks alone. QC requirements should be established for the exact ordered configuration.
| QC Item | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Profile Dimensions | Width, height and overall extrusion consistency |
| Electrical Input | Voltage, current and watts per meter against the approved specification |
| Color Output | RGB channels, white-channel CCT and color consistency between sections |
| Luminous Output | Lumens per meter or project-specific photometric requirement where specified |
| Light Uniformity | Hot spots, dark sections, color variation and visible LED points |
| Cut Interval | Correct PCB cutting marks and functional segments |
| Bending | Approved bending direction, minimum radius and electrical continuity after bending |
| Waterproof Sealing | Cable entries, connectors, end caps and complete assembly according to ordered IP grade |
| Silicone Surface | Cracks, contamination, deformation, bubbles and surface defects |
| Accessories | Correct power leads, end caps, connectors, clips and channels |
| Packaging | Reel protection, bend radius during packing, labeling and customized accessories |
A customized neon flex with pre-installed cables and end caps should be evaluated as an assembly. Testing only an uncut factory reel does not verify the waterproof integrity of customized terminations.
Architectural projects using multiple reels should approve RGB performance and the dedicated white-channel CCT because visible color differences can be obvious when products are installed side by side.
Pre-cut project lengths can be discussed according to the PCB cutting interval and final installation drawing.
Single-color, RGB and RGBW configurations can be reviewed according to current production availability and project requirements.
The current page lists 60, 120 and 144 LEDs per meter. Availability should be matched to the selected voltage, color configuration and profile.
Cable length, cable outlet, connectors and termination structure can be discussed for OEM projects to reduce field assembly.
Current Wallis information supports logo branding and customized packaging. Final logo position, label content, reel packaging and accessory kit should be confirmed against the approved sample.
The current Wallis FAQ states that low-quantity samples are available and that a single piece can be considered for sample testing. This is useful for checking installation dimensions, brightness, CCT, controller compatibility and bending before volume purchasing.
The current model specification lists a compact 6 × 12 mm silicone profile for applications requiring a relatively slim neon-style light line.
Multiple voltage options allow lighting contractors and OEM buyers to coordinate the neon flex with different power architectures.
Current published specifications list IP65 and IP67 variants for indoor, outdoor and wet-location projects according to the selected construction.
Marked PCB cutting points support customized installation lengths, subject to the minimum cutting interval of the selected circuit.
Wallis supports lighting distributors, advertising companies, interior designers, architectural contractors, furniture manufacturers and retail brands requiring customized lighting products.
Wallis supports customized lighting and display projects for B2B customers. For repeat LED neon orders, buyers should retain an approved specification covering profile size, PCB version, voltage, watts per meter, LED density, white-light CCT, cutting interval, IP construction, cable outlet and packaging.

RGBW LED neon flex is a flexible diffused linear light containing red, green and blue color channels plus a dedicated white-light channel. It can provide decorative color effects and practical white illumination using a compatible RGBW controller.
The current model and specification table list 6 × 12 mm. The product page also contains a 12 × 12 mm variant reference, so the exact ordered profile should be confirmed before production.
The current specification lists both DC12V and DC24V. Select the voltage according to the required run length, power supply, controller and project electrical design.
RGBW is preferable when a project needs both color-changing effects and a dedicated white-light channel. RGB can be sufficient when only decorative colors are required.
The current Wallis page does not publish a fixed RGBW white-channel CCT. Specify the required warm, neutral or cool white temperature when requesting a quotation.
The current specification table lists IP65 and IP67 variants. The actual protection rating applies to the specified complete product configuration and depends on the quality of end caps, cable exits and connectors.
Standard IP67 neon flex should not automatically be specified for permanent underwater use. Swimming-pool or submerged applications require a version specifically designed, tested and documented for the intended immersion conditions.
IP68 is mentioned in existing Wallis marketing text, but the current specification table lists only IP65 and IP67. Buyers requiring IP68 should request confirmation and applicable waterproof test documentation for the exact configuration.
Yes. The current product has PCB cutting marks and should be cut only at the specified locations. The exact cutting interval depends on the selected PCB and LED configuration.
A cut outdoor neon section must be re-terminated using the approved end-cap and sealing system. Cutting without proper resealing can compromise the original waterproof protection.
The current page only states that cutting length is based on the LEDs. Request the exact minimum cut interval for the selected 12V/24V RGB or RGBW PCB before designing letters or short segments.
The current page lists 1 m, 5 m and 10 m product lengths but does not publish the maximum single-feed run. Maximum run should be confirmed using watts per meter, PCB resistance, voltage and acceptable voltage drop.
A 24V system normally operates at lower current than a 12V system at the same power, which can help with longer installations. The actual maximum run still depends on the specific PCB and power design.
The current Wallis specification lists 60, 120 and 144 LEDs per meter. Confirm which density is available for the exact RGBW model and profile.
The existing table lists 10W, 12W and 14W but does not explicitly state whether these values are per meter. For B2B projects, request the confirmed W/m specification for the selected LED density and color configuration.
The current Wallis table lists 100 lm/W. RGBW output varies according to the active color channels, white CCT, LED version and test conditions, so buyers needing photometric performance should request lumens per meter and the applicable test data.
The silicone diffuser is designed to create a smooth neon-style line of light, but visible dot performance depends on LED pitch, diffuser geometry, brightness and viewing distance. Approve a sample for close-view applications.
Not necessarily. LED neon profiles have specific bending directions and minimum bending radii. Confirm whether the selected Wallis model is top-bend, side-bend or another configuration before installation.
Yes. RGBW color control requires a compatible controller. The controller must match the strip voltage, wiring configuration, total wattage and required lighting-control method.
DMX integration can be evaluated using a compatible external controller or decoder. It should not be assumed that the basic neon strip contains built-in DMX control.
The current product information states that connector options can be customized. Provide cable length, cable-exit direction and installation requirements during quotation.
Yes. Custom lengths can be produced according to the permitted PCB cutting interval and project specification.
Yes. Current Wallis information states that OEM logo branding and customized packaging can be supported, subject to sample approval and production requirements.
The current Wallis specification table lists CE, RoHS and CCC. For compliance-sensitive projects, request documents that apply specifically to the exact model, voltage, PCB and configuration being purchased.
Yes. The current Wallis FAQ states that samples can be provided and that one piece can be acceptable for sample testing.
The current Wallis FAQ lists approximately 3–5 days for samples. Actual timing should be reconfirmed for customized profiles, leads, connectors or packaging.
The current page lists approximately 1–2 weeks depending on quantity and customization. Final lead time should be confirmed after the product specification and sample are approved.
Provide profile size, RGB/RGBW requirement, white-light CCT, 12V or 24V, LED density, required length, longest continuous run, bending direction, IP rating, cut-length requirement, cable outlet, connector, controller type, mounting accessories, quantity, certifications and delivery destination.
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