How to customize hansonled led strip?

Wed 19,2026

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A standard LED strip rarely matches every project. A signage shop needs a precise length for a channel letter, a store fitter needs a waterproof tape for an exposed facade, and an OEM buyer wants a custom LED strip carrying their own brand. That is exactly where customization pays off. Buying straight from a factory that offers OEM/ODM service means you get the right size, color, voltage and finish the first time, without paying for what you do not need.

As a Shenzhen-based manufacturer with 13 years of production experience in LED strip, LED module and LED lighting, HansonLed accepts custom size, logo and color on nearly every product line. This guide walks you through the options, the order process and the details to confirm before production, so you end up with a strip that fits your application instead of a generic roll you have to adapt.

What can you customize on an LED strip?

Customization is not a single setting. It is a group of choices you lock in before production. Below are the parameters HansonLed can adjust for your order.

Length and cutting step. Strips can be cut to length at set intervals, from 1-LED-cut versions up to ultra-long rolls for light boxes and signage runs.
Voltage. Low-voltage 12V and 24V suits short and medium runs, while high-voltage 110V/120V/230V strips cover long distances with less voltage drop.
Color temperature (CCT). Choose warm white, neutral or cool white, or a CCT-adjustable strip that switches tones to match time of day or store mood.
Color. Single color, RGB, RGBW or individually addressable RGBIC for dynamic effects and signage animation.
LED chip and technology. Regular SMD, high-efficiency, side view or a COB LED strip for smooth, dotless light.
LED density and brightness. The number of chips per meter controls how continuous the light looks and how bright the tape is.
Waterproofing (IP rating). Indoor IP20, splash-resistant IP65, or fully waterproof IP67/IP68 for outdoor signs and weather-exposed areas.
PCB type and width. Flexible FPC or rigid PCB, in narrow 3-5mm profiles or wider boards for side-lighting and back-lighting.
Branding and packaging. With OEM service, your logo can be printed on the strip and labels, and packaging can be made to your specification.

Types of HansonLed LED strips you can start from

HansonLed produces several strip families, each with its own strength, and each can be customized to your requirement.

Regular LED strip. A flexible, cost-effective tape in 2835 chips with 60, 120 or 240 LEDs per meter for general lighting and backlighting.
COB LED strip. Chip-on-board design with a dense line of chips, giving a continuous light line with no visible dots, ideal where a clean, seamless look matters.
High-efficiency LED strip. Built for lower power draw and longer life, a good fit for energy-conscious projects that still want strong lumen output.
Pixel LED strip. Individually addressable with WS2811 and SPI control, used for chasing, color-washing and dynamic signage effects.
RGB LED strip. Multi-color tape for decorative color mixing in retail, events and architectural accents.
Zig-zag, side view and lens strips. Specialty layouts that solve specific mounting and beam-angle problems, including side view strips made to fit channel letters.
Ultra-long and high-voltage strips. For long uninterrupted runs across large displays and facades.

How to order a custom LED strip from HansonLed

The process is straightforward and works the same for a single prototype or a full production run.

Tell us your requirement. Share the application, viewable length, brightness, color or CCT, voltage and any waterproofing need. A sketch or drawing helps for complex layouts.
Request a sample. Before bulk production, opt for a sample so you can check the light color, brightness, cut points and build quality in your own environment.
Confirm the specification. Lock in voltage, LED density, PCB width, CRI, IP rating, connector type and length step, plus branding if OEM service is used.
Agree on order terms. Confirm MOQ, lead time, warranty and shipping, then production starts on the agreed specification.
Receive and test. On delivery, check that the strips match the approved sample before mass installation.

Product details to confirm before production

CRI. A CRI of 80 or higher covers general use, while 90+ gives more accurate color rendering for retail and showroom lighting.
Power consumption. Watts per meter depends on LED density and brightness. Knowing the total wattage helps you pick the right power supply and driver.
Connectors and wires. Specify solder pads, quick connectors or pre-attached leads so installation matches your wiring plan.
Certifications. HansonLed products can be supplied to meet CE, RoHS, PSE, UL and Reach requirements depending on your target market.

Where customized LED strips are used

Custom strips are used wherever standard off-the-shelf lengths and colors do not fit: channel letters and light boxes, shop and mall signage, facade outlines, architectural accents, automotive, furniture, bars and event decoration. Since HansonLed supplies customers in more than 80 countries across North America, South America, the Middle East and Europe, you can reliably source both standard and made-to-order strips in one place.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get my own logo on an LED strip?

Yes. HansonLed accepts OEM/ODM projects and can print your logo on the strip, labels and packaging to match your brand.

Can custom strips be used outdoors?

Yes, provided the strip is supplied with a suitable IP rating such as IP65, IP67 or IP68 and the connectors are sealed for outdoor exposure.

Do I need to order a large quantity?

MOQ depends on the configuration. Confirm the minimum quantity with the sales team for the specific length, voltage and options you choose.

How long does a custom order take?

Lead time varies with the specification and order volume. Your sales contact will give an exact schedule after the specification is confirmed.

Starting with a clear requirement and a confirmed sample is the fastest way to get a custom LED strip that performs exactly as intended.