Sensio Lighting has unveiled its 2026 product launch, continuing its mission to make lighting simpler, smarter, and more flexible.
With all products designed in the UK, Sensio says its in-house team blends cutting-edge technology with practical features that make a real difference on site. Backed by feedback from installers, contractors, and specifiers, the latest range champions customisation, ease of installation, and high-performance design.
New for 2026:
- Free-Cut LED Strips – No more fixed cut points
Sensio’s new generation of flexible LED strips can now be cut anywhere, offering installers complete freedom and precision. Perfect for bespoke layouts, these strips reduce wastage, simplify planning, and deliver a continuous, seamless glow. - Affinity Magnetic Track System – Customisable, cable-free lighting
A new flush-fit magnetic track, Affinity allows users to mix and match LED spotlights or strip lights with magnetic technology. Just connect the track, and the accessories draw power directly no chasing cables, no complex wiring, just full design flexibility. - Pixel LED Panel – Uniform lighting, designed for signage and feature lighting
Developed for large-scale or architectural installations, the Pixel Panel is a cut-anywhere, flexible LED sheet offering uniform brightness and custom sizing. Ideal for backlit signage, hospitality interiors, and high-impact displays.
Also launching:
- Vertex shelf lighting – installs on the back of the shelf with no need to rout or trim, saving time and materials
- Expanded LED profile range – surface, recessed profiles to suit any space with built in sensors.
- JB4 detachable driver connectors – no wire stripping or oversized holes needed, simply detach, feed through and reconnect
- Universal transparent strip connectors – tool-free 90° joins with no dark spots for clean, seamless corner installations
Explore the full range in Sensio’s latest brochure – available now at sensiolighting.com/pages/brochures
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