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4x10mm Slim LED Neon Flex | 24V 120LED/m Seamless Glow | Nucleo India ...

4x10mm Slim LED Neon Flex | 24V 120LED/m Seamless Glow | Nucleo India

Light Dense Enough to Disappear Into Itself

Pack 120 LEDs into a single metre and something changes: the eye stops seeing individual points of light and starts seeing one unbroken line. That's the starting point for this neon flex — a density high enough that the glow reads as continuous, with no hot spots and no visible dotting, even up close.

The second problem it solves is fit. At just 4mm wide and 10mm deep, the silicone body slides into wardrobe aluminium channels, cabinet edge grooves, and furniture slots that standard 8-12mm strips and neon flex simply cannot enter. And because every LED is a cut point — an 8.3mm pitch — you can trim it to within a centimetre of the exact length your cabinet or shelf needs.

120
LED/m
Density
24V
DC
Voltage
8.3
mm
Cut Pitch
4×10
mm
Cross-section

120 LED/m — Where the Line Stops Looking Like Dots

Below a certain LED density, a strip reads as a series of separate points. Above it, the silicone diffuser blends each LED into its neighbours and the eye sees one continuous glow. At 120 LEDs per metre, this neon flex sits well past that threshold — the effect holds even at close viewing distance, which matters inside shelving and cabinets people look at directly.

Colour Temperature Options

Warm White

3000 K

Soft, incandescent-like tone for wardrobes, bedrooms, and display shelving

Neutral White

4000 K

Balanced white for kitchens and display cases where colour accuracy matters

24V for Longer Runs, 4mm for Tighter Spaces

Running at 24V holds brightness consistent across runs up to roughly 5 metres without the dimming that voltage drop causes on longer 12V lines — and it operates cooler, which matters inside a closed cabinet with limited airflow. Combined with the 4mm width, that means fewer feed points and fewer compromises on where the light physically fits.

What Sets It Apart

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Dot-Free Glow

120 LEDs per metre is dense enough that no individual LED point is visible — only a smooth, unbroken line.

📏

Fits 4mm Slots

Slides into narrow aluminium furniture channels and cabinet grooves that standard strips and neon flex cannot enter.

✂️

8.3mm Cut Pitch

Cut between any two LEDs. Far tighter than the 25-50mm pitch of conventional neon flex — size it to the exact groove.

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Silicone Body

Flexible and durable, resistant to dust and humidity inside the closed environments typical of furniture interiors.

🔗

Sensor & Switch Ready

Works directly with 24V door-activated switches and PIR motion sensors for automatic wardrobe and cabinet lighting.

🎚️

Dimmable

Pairs with 24V PWM dimmers, from full brightness down to a soft night-mode glow inside cabinets and display cases.


Where It Fits

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Wardrobes

Interior edges and shelf lips lit with a warm, dot-free glow

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Cabinets

Kitchen, living room, and display cabinet edges lit cleanly

📚

Shelving

Under-shelf lines in retail, library, and home shelving units

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Mirror Frames

Slim channel behind mirror edges for an even halo glow

🏪

Retail Display

Showcase and product shelf edges lit without visible hot spots

🍳

Kitchen Under-Shelf

Task lighting under wall units with no visible strip or gaps

🪟

Ceiling Reveals

Slim shadow gap channels too narrow for standard neon flex

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Media Units

Behind TV panels and entertainment console edges


Frequently Asked Questions

At 120 LEDs per metre, each LED sits roughly 8.3mm from the next — close enough that the silicone diffuser blends adjacent points of light into one another before the eye can separate them. The result reads as a continuous line rather than a string of individual bulbs, which is what distinguishes neon flex from standard-density LED strip.
Standard LED strips run 8-12mm wide and most neon flex is 8-16mm wide. Wardrobe aluminium channels, cabinet edge grooves, and furniture slots are frequently only 4-6mm wide, which locks out those products. At 4mm wide, this neon flex slides into those same slots without any routing or modification to the furniture.
Every gap between two adjacent LEDs is a valid cut point, which works out to roughly 8.3mm between cuts. Conventional neon flex typically cuts every 25-50mm. The tighter pitch means you can size the flex to within a centimetre of the exact cabinet or shelf dimension, rather than rounding up or leaving a visible gap.
24V supports longer continuous runs before voltage drop starts dimming the far end of the line — useful for wardrobe and cabinet runs of two to three metres without a mid-run feed point. It also operates cooler, which matters inside the enclosed, low-airflow environment of built-in furniture.
Yes. LED neon flex runs far cooler than the fluorescent or halogen fittings traditionally used in furniture lighting, and the silicone body dissipates what heat it does produce gradually along its length. With normal air circulation it stays warm to the touch, not hot, and is safe near fabric, wood, and laminate surfaces.
This neon flex is available in warm white (3000K) and neutral white (4000K). Warm white suits wardrobes and bedrooms for its soft, incandescent-like tone. Neutral white is chosen for kitchens and display shelving where colour accuracy matters.

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