LL-007-M Flat Aluminum Channel

We used these for LED strip lights in our 80's house, small closet. I like the idea of the lights being in the channels instead of making contact with our clothes ~ I wont worry about starting a fire since we're using these. The channels are aluminum so cutting to length is pretty easy. The mounting brackets are metal and the channels snap into them very nicely. Plus we were very pleased they provided plenty of extra brackets. Unfortunately, the screws for the brackets are a little short, so we used our own. The brackets are only minimally visible after the channels are installed. The diffusion covers either slide in or snap in. Snapping is a little tough but once it's in there you're done. Saw no difference in the amount of light before and after installing the covers. Wish we had a better solution for how to transition around corners and between channel styles; we extended the diffusion covers to protect the strip lights there. Love the light in the closet!Note: We used a combination of these and the Litever Up-Down Channels (LL-020-WA) with the Minger (B07JQPVKPC) strip lights.

The media could not be loaded. I bought these led strip channels for a Ambilight project using Hyperion software and a raspberry pi. I also bought corner connectors (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B06Y295FJP) for these channel to make the frame seamless. Unfortunately I didn't read the manufactures pretty explicit guidelines for which products work with which connectors.Had I purchased the correct channel (https://smile.amazon.com/Litever-Aluminum-Channels-Mounting-LL-007-F), I could have put this together in an hour maybe two. Instead this was a multi hour ordeal with hotglue, gorilla tape, and popsicle sticks.The channels themselves though are high quality and if you're just mounting them to a wall or similar, they are really easy to use. Colors shine through great, the cover is high quality and is able to slide in and out very easily.Overall, I'm very happy with the product. I wish I would have realized the channels were not compatible with the corner connectors I bought before I sawed one of the channels in half. I may end up doing that one day but the current solution works great.

These are close to the perfect addition for your Philips Lightstrip Plus, but there are catches. They are attractive, easy to install, and seat the strips perfectly while the frosted cover takes just enough of the edge off the lights that you can place them in the open without hesitation.There are catches though which are relatively minor, but prevent me from giving 5 stars. First off, the material is a very soft aluminum, so they are prone to both bending and scratching. While this isn’t so much of an issue for something being installed and left alone, it may be of concern for some buyers. The second is somewhat more of an issue in that the product is 1m in length where the lightstrips are 40”, so the light strip is ~.5 inches longer and the ends will slightly extend past the ends.I love the way it looks when installed, so don’t regret the purchase even with the negatives, but any potential buyer should take it into account.

Ordered these to use with led lights that have 4 lights bundled in a group formed plastic. I needed the lights to be much closer together than they were spaced and decided a track was needed to hide the extra wire between groups. I am going to use these as stair lights and needed a group of 4 per stair. The tracks are well made and the frosted plastic cover lets the led lights to shine through but hides the wires. Make sure to measure your led light width before ordering any tracks. These "wide" tracks worked very well for my application. I would buy them again if the need arises. I am using these lights: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07F73S3N9 and it fits well.

I spent a long time looking for an LED light strip diffuser that would fit the wider LED lights for the Philip Hie lights. This fit my Hue lights perfectly with a solid and sturdy aluminum frame with an opaque white plastic lens to softly diffuse the light. It came with all the screws, brackets and end caps needed to add under cabinet lighting to my entire kitchen. These were also easy to cut with a small hacksaw for the aluminum frame and I used a sharp scissor to cut the diffuser.This allowed for a more secure install of my light strips and it made for a neat and professional appearance.

I bought a package of these for installing Phillips hue LED lights in my kitchen and they worked great. The Phillips hue LED strip fits perfectly in these channels and my under cabinet lighting looks hardwired. My son installed an electrical outlet inside one of my cabinets so you see no plugs. Then attached these channels to the inside of my cabinet underneath. Drilled a small hole in my cabinet for the LED strip to fit through and then install the strip into these channels. Worked great!

My order didn’t come with the brackets or screws and also didn’t the order originally was sent to the wrong city so it ended up being considerably delayed.

I purchased this for Philips Hue Plus light strips for an undercabinet application. The channel is the perfect size, good quality, easy enough to cut, and able to be VHB'ed to the bottom of the cabinet when I was too lazy to drill everything.The problem comes from the diffuser - it diffuses the light moderately, but you can still see individual LED reflections in the surface of a granite countertop. So, you lose ~25% of your light output for a marginal improvement in aesthetics. If I could do it again, I'd just get a clear material instead of the diffuse material.