Led Strip Lights

Automotive LED light strips are flexible or semi-rigid linear LED lighting devices specifically designed for vehicles, used for both decorative ambient lighting and functional illumination inside and outside the vehicle. Their fundamental principle involves using low-voltage, high-brightness LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) as the light source, mounted on a flexible printed circuit board (FPCB) or strip substrate, and encapsulated in silicone or epoxy resin for protection and waterproofing. These products typically feature easy installation, the ability to be cut to length and bent freely, and support various dynamic lighting effect control methods, such as via APP, remote control, in-car buttons, or voice control. Beyond creating personalized ambiance, automotive LED light strips also serve auxiliary lighting and safety warning functions when installed in specific locations like the chassis, front grille, or daytime running light positions. Based on installation location, they are primarily categorized into two types: interior strips and exterior strips. Interior strips are commonly installed in footwells, dashboard crevices, door storage compartments, and under the instrument panel to enhance the cabin atmosphere. Exterior strips include underbody lights, hood strips, and roof rack lights, which generally require higher waterproof ratings (e.g., IP67) to withstand harsh environments. The user base ranges from car customization enthusiasts seeking personal expression, to everyday owners focused on cabin comfort, and commercial fleets aiming to improve vehicle visibility. Power is primarily drawn from the vehicle's 12V electrical system, though some smaller strips can also be powered via USB. Key product features include color variety (e.g., RGB or multi-color-temperature white light), adjustable brightness, dynamic modes (e.g., music sync, gradient cycles), and water and dust resistance.