ArcLED

ArcLED: LED lighting supply and bespoke manufacturing from Plymouth

ArcLED is an LED lighting company based in Plymouth, on the South West coast of the UK, operating as the sister company of G&R Electrical Wholesale. The business describes more than 60 years of experience in the lighting trade and presents itself as both a supplier of LED components and a manufacturer of LED light strips and accessories.

Its activity is organised around two main services: supplying the products and components needed to build an LED lighting kit, and a bespoke cut-to-length LED lighting service. The company states that its products are used across projects ranging from large-scale architectural lighting to kitchens, restaurants, nightclubs, living rooms and offices.

LED strip and tape

ArcLED's high-grade PCB lighting ribbon is offered in lengths of up to 30 metres, which the company presents as the longest continuous lengths available in the UK, allowing longer runs without joins. The tape can be cut by ArcLED or by the customer to fit the space. Colour rendering is rated at up to CRI 98+, and the range covers multicoloured RGB tape as well as softer white light strips at various colour temperatures.

The bespoke service allows customers to order the exact length required, with optional soldering and mounting into profiles, so the lighting arrives pre-made and ready for installation. The site also points to guides, blog posts and manuals for those new to LED lighting.

Profiles, drivers and controls

Beyond LED tape, ArcLED offers its own-branded LED controllers and aluminium LED profiles. The profiles are designed for mounting and displaying LED strips and come in a variety of lengths and colours, suited to skirting boards, architraves, stair nosing, tiling, corners and waterproof applications. LED drivers cover constant voltage and constant current in 12V or 24V, with Triac-dimmable options for smooth, flicker-free dimming. Wi-Fi LED controllers allow the tape to be controlled from longer distances through a dedicated smartphone app.

Product ranges on the site

The catalogue is organised into several families:

• LED strip, including COB, single colour, seamless IP67, CCT, RGBW/RGB+CCT, digital pixel (SPI), sauna and snow series, ultra long series, side bending strip, LED light sheets, 50m reels and tru-colour CRI98+ cable reels.
• Neon flex in multiple sizes, from 3x6mm micro neon flex to 16x17mm, plus CCT and RGBW options.
• Profiles and accessories: plaster-in, surface mount, recessed anti-glare, tile-in, corner, specialist, shadow gap and skirting, coving and cornices, and profile sets.
• Drivers: 12V and 24V constant voltage (non-dim), 12V and 24V dimmable, 48V, DALI dimmable, 0-10V dimmable, IP rated, constant current and DIN rail mount.
• Controllers: smart control, RF and Wi-Fi, colour flow receivers, Lutron switches, DMX, digital pixel, sensors, Zigbee, Shelly and Enkin.
• Downlights and modules: mini/marker lights, plaster-in downlights, open back downlights, integrated downlights and tru-colour modules CRI97+.
• Lighting: stainless ground lights (316), mini/marker lights, linear lighting, neon tubes, colour flow, spot and floodlights, and sample cases.
• Track lighting and clearance items.

Featured products and systems

The site highlights a Dim-to-Warm GU10 lamp that produces a crisp 3000K at full brightness and warms to 2100K as it is dimmed, with CRI 97, 6.5W and a 36° beam. It also presents Mini & Marker Lights, with 35mm antiglare downlights down to 12mm marker lights, CRI 97+, IP20 to IP67 ratings and six finishes.

A newer range, NanoBrite Magnetic Track Lighting, uses a 13.5mm ultra-slim track into which spotlights, pendants and linears snap into place without tools; it is available in black, white and champagne gold. Smart Touch Panels are also listed, controlling lighting, scenes, intercom and music from one panel, from a 4-inch hub to a 10.1-inch Max model with built-in camera.

Projects and trade support

ArcLED states that it supplied lighting for the Turbine Hall installation of the Hyundai Commission by Máret Ánne Sara at Tate Modern in London. Other projects shown include Garden of Elegance, described as landscape lighting from 2026, and Fry's Grillhouse in Plymouth, dated 2025.

For professionals, the company operates a trade account aimed at electricians, lighting designers, interior designers, contractors and developers across the UK. The stated benefits are trade pricing across the full range, direct technical support, bespoke cut-to-measure LED strips and priority service.

Customer feedback and background

The site displays a Google rating of 4.5 out of 5 and refers to 138 reviews. It also includes individual testimonials, such as a customer who reported an email sent at 7pm answered before 9am the next morning with a replacement already dispatched, and another who cited the product range and technical awareness of the team.

ArcLED presents itself as UK-based, with a 5-year warranty, bespoke cut-to-measure service and secure checkout. Its journal covers subjects such as the launch of NanoBrite Magnetic Track Lighting, the history of the LED revolution and the tru-colour CRI98+ strip series.