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Cove and indirect lighting

The cove section and feed plan influence the result as much as the strip. Start with the route, corners and available power locations before choosing a model.

Application concept illustration

INSTALLATION

Cove depth, setback and feed positions

Cove depth, source setback and surface finish influence what is visible. Include access to power supplies and feed positions in the layout so the final installation can be assembled and maintained.

Cove depth, setback and feed positions — application concept illustration
Cove depth, setback and feed positions · application concept illustration

Ceiling perimeter

Share the complete route, corners and breaks, not just the total length.

Wall wash or recess

Compare the source position with the receiving surface and visible sight lines.

Extended sections

Request the supported powered run and feed arrangement for the exact model; do not rely on a series name.

LED strips to compare

These catalogue models offer different starting points for this application. The notes explain what to compare; they do not establish suitability for your installation.

Questions for this installation

Does a long-run label confirm the feed plan?

No. Ask for supported lengths and wiring requirements for the exact configuration and operating conditions.

What should the mock-up include?

A representative straight section, a corner or joint, the intended surface finish and proposed control settings.

APPLICATION INQUIRY

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Include a drawing or photograph, section lengths and quantity. Add a SKU if you already have a model in mind.

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