ENDCAP (1X) #84 FINISHING (STANDARD) – (WITHOUT HOLE) BLACK

Name: ENDCAP (1X) #84 FINISHING (STANDARD) – (WITHOUT HOLE) BLACK
Brand: LEDCO
SKU: LCENDCAP-STAND-84-BK
Price: 3.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: LCENDCAP-STAND-84-BK

Brand: LEDCO

Every clean LED channel run ends with a detail most people forget until the last minute: the cap. This LED channel end cap (SKU LCENDCAP-STAND-84-BK) is the #84 finishing style, standard version, without hole, in black — the small piece that closes off the terminated end of an aluminum LED profile and makes a cut extrusion look like a finished fixture. People search for it as an LED strip light end cap, aluminum profile cap, channel plug or simply "embout" for LED profile, and it does exactly what its name says: it caps the end, hides the raw cut edge and keeps everything inside where it belongs.

Because this version has no cable hole, it is made for the closed end of a run, while a drilled cap is normally used on the supply side where the wire enters. Once pressed into place, it holds the diffuser lens from sliding out of the track and shields the LED strip from dust, insects and accidental contact — the little things that shorten the life of a cove or under-cabinet installation. The black finish lets the end of the profile disappear against dark ceilings, matte black millwork, black trims and modern fixtures, which is exactly why so many people look for a profilé LED noir look in today's renovations. End caps are profile-specific, so match the #84 shape to your channel series and confirm the profile before ordering.

It shines wherever an aluminum extrusion is cut to length: kitchen cabinets and pantry shelving, bathroom mirrors and vanities, stair nosings, cove ceilings, closets, retail display cases, office reception desks and garage or workshop task lighting. Canadian contractors know how often a run gets shortened on site or a cap goes missing mid-renovation, so keeping a few spares in the van is simply good planning. If you work with flexible neon instead of rigid channel, look at the Flex neon endcap 3x6 (without hole) or the Flex neon endcap 6x6 (with hole), and for another standard profile series see the Finishing end cap #11 (no hole). Order the pair you need — one closed, one drilled — and finish your run properly.

Compatible with
Works with:
Channel / profile: LCPROF-84-16FT-BK, LCPROF-84-16FT-BK-LENS-OPAQ, LCPROF-84-16FT-BK-LENS-OPAQ-BK, LCPROF-84-8FT-BK, LCPROF-84-8FT-BK-LENS-OPAQ, LCPROF-84-8FT-BK-LENS-OPAQ-BK

What this end cap is
This is a single finishing end cap, #84 standard style, supplied without a cable hole, in a black finish. It is a profile accessory, not a light source: its job is to terminate an aluminum LED profile cleanly at the end of a run. On a cut extrusion you are left with a bare aluminum edge, an open cavity and a diffuser that can creep out of its groove over time. The cap solves all three at once — it closes the opening, locks the lens in place and gives the end of the channel the same finished look as a factory-made linear fixture.

Technical specifications
SKU: LCENDCAP-STAND-84-BK
Type: finishing end cap (standard)
Profile style: #84
Cable hole: without hole
Finish: black
Quantity: 1 unit
Category: End Caps, Lenses & Acc.

Fit and compatibility
End caps are profile-specific. The #84 shape must match the #84 channel series — always compare the cap outline to your extrusion cross-section before ordering, especially if you are mixing surface-mount, recessed and corner profiles in the same project. A typical run uses two caps: this closed version at the dead end, and a drilled version at the supply side so the low-voltage feed wire can pass through without pinching. Buying by the unit makes that easy, and it also means you can keep spare end caps on hand for the day a fixture is shortened on site or a cap disappears during demolition. Caps are offered in several finishes and styles across the profile range, so you can keep one consistent look from the kitchen to the hallway.

Installation
Cut the extrusion square — a mitre saw with a fine-tooth blade or a hacksaw and mitre box both work — then deburr the edge with a file so the cap seats flush. Seat the LED strip and snap in the diffuser first, then press the cap firmly into place so nothing binds. In high-traffic areas such as stair rails, counters or shop displays, a small dab of adhesive or the supplied fastener keeps the cap from working loose. For ceiling coves and long continuous lines, dry-fit the whole run before fixing the channel to the surface: adjusting a joint or a cap position is far easier before the screws go in. Wipe the inside of the diffuser before final assembly, since fingerprints and sawdust are hard to reach afterwards.

Where it gets used
Under-cabinet and toe-kick lighting in kitchens, backlit bathroom mirrors, closet and pantry shelving, stair and hallway accent lines, cove ceilings in living rooms and basements, retail shelving and display cases, reception desks, restaurant bars and workshop benches — anywhere a channel and diffuser is cut to length. Renovators appreciate that a black cap reads as a deliberate detail against dark trim rather than an afterthought. If your project uses flexible neon instead of rigid channel, the matching accessories are the Flex neon endcap 3x6 (without hole), the Flex neon endcap 6x6 (without hole) and the side-view version, the Flex neon endcap – side view (without hole). For another standard extrusion series, see the Finishing end cap #11 (with hole). No spec sheet or IES file is published for this accessory; select it by matching the profile shape.