220V Tunnel LED Strip, 25 m Roll Chainable up to 250 m

In long linear spaces — technical galleries, parking lots, underground passages — the challenge is not the light output but the power supply: providing an electrical outlet every twenty meters costs more than the fixture itself. This strip can be connected end to end up to 250 m in series on a single 220V power point, without a driver or power cable to run along the route. Its design alternates 1 m equipped and 1 m without LEDs, which distributes the light evenly over the entire distance while limiting the power consumption. The 25 m roll can be cut every meter, and its UV-resistant IP65 PVC sheath is suitable for humid and dusty environments.

Technical Details

• 25 m roll, chainable up to 250 m on a single power supply point
• Alternating 1 m lit / 1 m without LEDs along the entire length
• Direct 220-240V power supply, no driver or power block needed
• 9W per lit meter, totaling 117W for the full roll
• 120 LEDs per meter on equipped sections, CRI 90
• IP65 protection rating (rain, dust)
• Cuttable every meter at marked points
• Flexible, UV-resistant PVC sheath

Features

• Only one power supply point needed for 250 m of strip: fewer electrical outlets to install
• No remote driver, so no housing or maintenance required along the route
• Flexible to follow curves and surface contours
• CRI 90 for accurate rendering of signage and markings
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use thanks to IP65 rating

Installation

Unroll the strip along the support, secure it with clips or in a profile, then connect the power end to 220-240V. For long runs, chain multiple rolls end to end up to 250 m before connecting to the single power supply point. Cutting is only allowed at the marked points every meter, and the free end must be sealed with an end cap. Work must be done with power off.

Where to Use This Tunnel LED Strip?

• Tunnels, technical galleries, and underground passages
• Covered parking lots and traffic lanes
• Pathway and maneuvering area marking
• Highlighting facades, cornices, and outdoor structures
• Construction sites, living bases, and temporary installations