LED Flex Lights – UltraBright RGB from SGi Lighting

SGi Lighting

 

August 16, 2018

Introducing the ultimate in lighting flexibility: LED Flex Lights

Because of its ingenious flexible design, SGi’s LED Flex Light brightens even the most challenging locations. Commonly known as ribbon or tape light these LED lights are often used to achieve uniform display lighting, discreet under cabinet lighting or to accent curved edges. LED Flex lights offer an energy efficient solution that is easy to install. Furthermore their durable weatherproof design makes them a first choice for indoor, outdoor and underwater applications. These lights stay running, even in harsh North American winters, due to a rugged silicone housing. Select from a dazzling array of Kelvin colour temperatures. They come in a warm 3000K or a cool 5000K or anything in between. Use in LED commercial, landscape, architectural and residential lighting applications. LED Flex lights match longevity with versatility, functionality and convenience. They are truly a LED Flex solution.

For more information http://sgilighting.ca/product/led-flex-light-p-ultrabright-rgb/

 

 

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