The Plaster In LED Channels for drywall structures can be recessed into the drywall for the interior lighting designs, offering a perfect and professional look to any lighting project and easy to install. They are durable and long-lasting and come in various models and lengths. There are multiple diffusers for uniform lighting, with an anodized finish for the anti-oxidation feature. The Mud-In aluminum channels can be used as heat sinks for better heat dissipation, allowing the recessed LED strip lights to have a longer lifespan. Perfect for ceiling, wall, or corner installation.
What Are Drywall LED Channels?
The Drywall LED Channels are known as Mud-in or plaster-in Aluminum Light Channels. It can be installed directly into the drywall, providing a clean, seamless look while housing LED Strip Lights. They come in various lengths, colors, and shapes to accommodate different drywall sizes and are designed to be recessed into the wall, creating a flush-mounted appearance.
Advantage:
- Concealed sources of light
- Provide a clean and seamless look
- Easy flush mount installation on walls or ceilings
- Act as heat sinker for LED Strips for better heat dissipation
- Custom Colors and lengths are available
How to install them?
- Check our drywall series products and decide which model you want to use.
- Select the model, color, size, and type of diffuser you want.
- Stick the Tape Lights into the Drywall Extrusions
- Mount the Lighting Profiles to the drywall.
- Paint on the LED Strip Profiles and drywall after plastering them.
- Connect the Tape Lights with the controller or power supply.
- Install the end caps.
- Installation finish.
Do they come with all the necessary accessories?
The drywall series comes with Aluminum Channels, Diffusers, and End Caps. The LED Tape Lights, Controllers, Power Supplies, and other accessories need to be purchased separately.
Custom colors and lengths are available?
Yes, the stock color is silver; we can paint them in the other colors you prefer. The stock length is 2 meters, but we can cut it to any size. If you need a longer length, there is an MOQ required.
Are the Plaster-in LED Lights dimmable?
YES, they are dimmable, but they must work with Dimmers or Dimming Power Supplies.
