A full 100ft reel of flexible RGB neon that bends into signs and outlines, wraps a big room or a porch, and follows the music from the Lotus Lantern app.
Segrass sells its neon in one generous size: a single 100ft reel. That is enough to trace the ceiling of a large living room, run up a staircase and along the landing, or bend into a wall of DIY signs with plenty left over. For big spaces it saves joining kits and hunting for hidden plugs.
The rope is RGB neon. LEDs inside a flexible diffuser blend into a smooth bar of colour, and the full reel shares a single shade, dimmable from a faint glow to full brightness. Fades, jumps and flashes run through colours together, which keeps a long outline looking tidy rather than busy.
Big-space moods it handles well:
The rope does not heat up in use, so it can sit behind curtains, along a bedroom shelf or near hands in a busy kitchen without worry. It also means kids and pets brushing past is no concern. Segrass pitches it for homes with children and older relatives for exactly that reason.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Form | Flexible LED neon rope |
| Length | 100ft |
| Colour | RGB (red, green, blue), one colour at a time |
| Brightness | Dimmable |
| App | Lotus Lantern (Bluetooth), iOS and Android |
| Remote | Included, battery included |
| Timer | Timer switch for set on/off times |
| Music | Music sync |
| Cuttable | Yes, and bendable into shapes |
| Mounting | Clip-style fasteners |
| Weather | Weather-resistant rope, indoor and outdoor |
| Controller and adapter | Not waterproof |
| Heat | Does not heat up in use |
| In the box | Neon rope, controller, power adapter, remote |
| Model | nh100FT06 |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Segrass leans into the DIY side of neon. The rope is soft enough to bend into letters, waves and outlines, and it fixes in place with clip-style fasteners, so a sign can go up on a board, a fence or a wall without glue.
A sign or shape goes smoothly with a plan:
For straight outlines around a room, the same clips hold the rope along ceiling edges and skirting. Space them evenly, and closer together on corners where the rope wants to straighten.
Segrass calls the rope weather-resistant and suitable for indoors and outdoors, with the controller and adapter kept dry. It does not publish an IP rating for the rope, so treat it as a covered-outdoor light. Porches, gazebos and eaves are ideal; ground-level runs in standing water are better left to an IP68 rope.
Once up, the rope needs little care, and the clips let it come down again for a move or a new design. A dry cloth takes dust off the diffuser and keeps the glow even.
Two ways to run the Segrass rope come in the box: a remote with its battery already fitted, and the Lotus Lantern app. That app is the usual partner for ELK-BLEDOM controllers, a Bluetooth name phones often show for rope like this. It steers light only, and the connection lives in the app, not in the phone's settings.
Power the rope first, then open Lotus Lantern with Bluetooth on; the rope shows up ready to control. When it refuses, the ELK-BLEDOM pairing fixes cover the usual culprits, including location permission on Android and another app holding the connection.
What the app and remote bring to a long neon run:
For a party, start with a slow fade while people trickle in, then flip to music sync once the speaker gets going. A 100ft outline turning colour on every beat fills a room the way a single lamp cannot. For quiet evenings, a warm single colour at low brightness turns the same rope into gentle cove lighting.
Hand the remote to guests; the timers stay on your phone. The Lotus Lantern notes cover each mode, plus grouping several lights in one app.
Hundred-foot-class neon ropes differ most in length and water rating. Segrass offers one generous size without a published IP number; others trade length for a stated rating or go longer still.
| Rope | Length | Water rating |
|---|---|---|
| Segrass | 100ft | Weather-resistant, no IP stated |
| LETIANPAI | 32.8, 50 or 100ft | IP65 |
| FBZ flexible neon | Up to 200ft | IP65 |
| SILFU | 50ft | IP67 |
The LETIANPAI rope also comes at 100ft with a stated IP65 rating and a one-year warranty on that length. The FBZ flexible neon rope runs to 200ft for the biggest spaces. For a shorter, outdoor-rated run, the SILFU rope is the most popular neon in the family.
Segrass makes sense when these fit:
Before ordering, measure the whole route and count every corner. Check there is a socket at the start of the run, sheltered if outdoors, and decide where the controller box will hide. If the rope will face open rain every day, choose one with a stated IP67 or IP68 rating instead.
Consider the leftovers too. A 60ft ceiling outline leaves 40ft of rope past the cut that will not light on its own, so a room close to 100ft gets the most from the reel.
When one reel is not the whole plan, the ELK-BLEDOM range adds TV strips, car kits and lamps.
Segrass calls the rope weather-resistant for indoor and outdoor use, but its controller and power adapter must stay dry and no IP rating is published. Use it under cover outdoors.
Yes. Trim it to any length and bend it into shapes; only the section wired to the controller lights up.
Lotus Lantern, on both major phone platforms, with the included remote as the phone-free option.
No. It does not heat up in use, which suits bedrooms, shelves and homes with children or pets.