EnoLED Deep Recessed LED Channel Aluminum LED Strip Profile

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$33.00

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SKU: RL-615-S-94

Fits up to 12.3mm width strip

Hotspot-free lighting

Complete kit with lens included

⁠94” length- field Cuttable

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Description

Complete your LED strip installation with the EnoLED Deep Recessed LED Channel Aluminum LED Strip Profile, a low profile aluminum LED profile designed for clean, modern surface or shallow recessed mounting. Featuring a matching frosted or clear diffuser lens, this 94″ field cuttable channel fits LED strip lights up to 12.3mm wide and helps create smooth, hotspot free lighting while protecting the strip and improving heat dissipation. Each kit includes the aluminum channel, clear or frosted lens, end caps, and mounting clips for a complete, professional installation, with extra accessories available for more advanced LED strip lighting projects in cabinets, shelving, displays, and commercial spaces.

Ceiling and Wall

Hotel Hallway

Shelves

Specifications

Width (outside)

0.91 (23.00mm)

Width (inside)

0.48" (12.30mm)

Height

0.57" (14.50mm)

Length

94" (2.38m)

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LED Channels & Profiles FAQ

1. What is an LED channel or LED profile?

A LED channel, also called an LED profile or aluminum extrusion, is a housing designed to hold LED strip lights. It protects the strip, improves heat dissipation, and creates a clean, professional lighting finish with a diffuser lens.

2. Why should I use an LED channel with LED strip lights?

Using an LED channel improves heat management, protects the LED strip from dust and damage, and reduces visible LED dots. It delivers smoother, more uniform, hotspot free lighting for residential and commercial installations.

3. What are the main types of LED channels available?

The four most common LED channel types are surface mount LED channels, recessed LED channels, corner mount LED channels, and trimless mud in LED channels. Each type is designed for a different installation style and finished look.

4. What is a surface mount LED channel?

A surface mount LED channel installs directly onto cabinets, ceilings, or walls without cutting drywall. It is ideal for under cabinet lighting, shelving, closets, and retrofit LED strip lighting projects.

5. What is a recessed LED channel?

A recessed LED channel is installed into a routed groove in wood, drywall, or cabinetry to create a flush, built in appearance. It is commonly used in custom millwork and architectural lighting designs.

6. What is a corner LED channel used for?

A corner LED channel mounts at a 45 degree angle, typically under cabinets or in inside corners. It directs light toward countertops or walls while maintaining a clean and finished LED profile look.

7. What is a trimless mud in LED channel?

A trimless mud in LED channel is installed into drywall and finished with joint compound for a seamless edge. It is popular for modern ceiling lighting, wall washes, and minimalist architectural LED lighting.

8. Do LED channels eliminate hotspots?

When paired with a quality diffuser lens and compatible LED strip, LED channels significantly reduce visible LED dots and create smooth, even light output.

9. Can LED channels be cut to size?

Yes. Aluminum LED channels are field cuttable to custom lengths using a standard saw suitable for aluminum, making them perfect for precise LED strip installations.

10. How do I choose the right LED profile size?

Choose an LED channel based on the internal width of the profile and the width of your LED strip. Always confirm that your LED strip fits within the maximum strip width supported by the channel.