Flex your style.

Yes — the Neon Flex can be cut to length at the marked points spaced every 19-20 inches, but once cut, that section can't be reconnected or extended further, and cutting will void the warranty, so this should only be done at your own risk. If you'd rather not cut it, you can extend length instead using additional Neon Flex sets, letting you build custom shapes and longer runs without touching a blade. In total, the 16ft set can be extended to roughly 32ft.

Yes. Outdoor Neon Flex carries an IP67 rating, meaning it's fully protected against dust and can handle submersion in water, so rain, sprinklers, and general weather exposure aren't a concern. It's built to stay outside year-round.

No electrician required. You get two install options: plug it straight into a standard mains outlet for simple setups, or use the included low-voltage wiring and clamps if you're running it along garden beds, fence lines, or longer outdoor stretches. Ground stakes let you press it directly into soil, or you can mount it to surfaces with screws or adhesive.

No. Outdoor Neon Flex connects directly to your 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and controls entirely through the LIFX app, plus voice assistants like Alexa, Google Home, and Apple Home. No extra hardware, no separate hub sitting on a shelf somewhere.

With 60 individually addressable zones packed into the 16ft run, you get real gradient effects, not just one flat color end to end. Think flowing sunsets, chasing rainbow effects, or color transitions that move along the strip. At 2150 lumens and a 1500K–9000K white range, it also handles straight warm-to-cool white lighting if you want something more subtue for everyday use.

Yes. You can extend a single run up to roughly 32ft by connecting units together, which is enough for most patios, rooflines, or garden borders. If you need it longer, running a second independently controlled section from the app is the better option rather than trying to stretch one continuous run too far.